Post AItKdXHaMwu2VntMJM by Christian@cybre.space
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 (DIR) Post #AIsGsCfggoohxLwadU by coolboymew@shitposter.club
       2022-04-27T12:24:01.392402Z
       
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 (DIR) Post #AIsHGNfVSELr0sO6y0 by ledocool431@shitposter.club
       2022-04-27T12:28:26.771488Z
       
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       That's what they do. Though, I must say it feels so very last century. Why aren't they catching charged particles directly to create current? Would take less elements in the system.
       
 (DIR) Post #AIsJfyOAGYWS2ybj84 by AllbonesJones@shitposter.club
       2022-04-27T12:55:27.872354Z
       
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       @Saratoga @coolboymew that's what we call "someone else's problem"
       
 (DIR) Post #AIsL2lJJ9nFs6FlZui by Dogmeat@paypig.org
       2022-04-27T13:10:48Z
       
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       @coolboymew way better then any other forms of energy.
       
 (DIR) Post #AIsSLl2l4aE6SA1wQq by Economic_Hitman@noagendasocial.com
       2022-04-27T14:32:39Z
       
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       @coolboymew > not using tongs
       
 (DIR) Post #AIsbrAfElVDWTk5ALg by special-boy@poa.st
       2022-04-27T16:19:05.321274Z
       
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       @Saratoga @coolboymew But weren't they already radioactive for the preceding millions of years?
       
 (DIR) Post #AIsdEF0Wsly2Z2bdke by special-boy@poa.st
       2022-04-27T16:34:29.641465Z
       
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       @Saratoga @coolboymew It's more concentrated I think.In the ground it's mixed with huge amounts of non-radioactive and less radio active materials. Iirc it should still go down the same chain of decay.
       
 (DIR) Post #AIseaaWZfDa3ceoZAO by TheMadPirate@freespeechextremist.com
       2022-04-27T16:49:49.239880Z
       
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       @Saratoga @special-boy @coolboymew The amount of waste is minimal compared to what is used.Most bars can be "recharged" although is somewhat expensive.The disposal of radioactive waste is done far and away from cities or settlements. Tbh the pros of nuclear energy outmatch the cons. Usually the only dangers are product of human negligence, lack of security standards, and bad mantainance of the plants.
       
 (DIR) Post #AIsgH3ysdRk764s81I by TheMadPirate@freespeechextremist.com
       2022-04-27T17:08:42.123583Z
       
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       @Saratoga @coolboymew @special-boy we are heading towards idiocracy.
       
 (DIR) Post #AIt6nt8UZiZJpIgGjg by sjb@mstdn.io
       2022-04-27T22:05:56Z
       
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       @Saratoga @special-boy @coolboymew Honestly what happens is that it gets stored at a guarded surface warehouse indefinitely.  The underground idea runs into problems like "what if an underground river flows through here in the far future?"  It's better to just keep the waste under supervision (and there's a lot less of it than there is landfill).
       
 (DIR) Post #AItKdXHaMwu2VntMJM by Christian@cybre.space
       2022-04-28T00:22:13Z
       
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       @coolboymew The fossil fuel industry HATES them!Local physicists found a way to make FREE ELECTRICITY with nuclear material and this ONE WEIRD TRICK!