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  • The “refuses to elaborate” is simple, Mathew 25 31-46.

    It quite clearly says that you are to welcome the immigrant, feed the poor, care for the sick, and visit the prisoners.

    Failure to do any of that is a straight shot to hell, no matter how much you claim to love god, you actually have to do the work, or it’s off to hell.

    Fun fact, Mathew 25 is the only place in the bible that references sending ordinary people to hell. All that fire and brimstone, it’s actually in that one passage. Nowhere else does hell show up for normal people, just fallen angles and shit.


  • Wind and solar cannot set grid frequency.

    They just can’t. You need a turbine to set frequency.

    And yes, the grid frequency matters.

    So yes, we will always need a base load. And what better way than a small modular reactor, keeping the grid local and modular.

    Or we can build out so much wind and solar that we have to have massive transmission lines running across the country, and then we would still need to curtail that power during peak supply, while also not getting enough generation when solar and wind fail.

    And then you still need a turbine to set the grid frequency.




  • Funny you bring up that couple, because the lack of standards has a through line here.

    A man named Roy Cohn was the prosecutor, and he wheeled and dealed to make sure that both Rosenbergs got the death penalty, even if the evidence was a bit weak, especially the evidence against Ethel. Cohn got witnesses to change their story so that he could push to kill Ethel.

    Cohn then went on to help Joseph McCarthy run the Red, and Lavender Scares.

    And then, later still, Roy Cohn would tutor Donald Trump in the art of personally attacking anyone who tried to enforce the law against him.

    The piece of shit finally died of HIV,









  • There have been CANDU reactors online for decades…

    It was the reactor of choice for something like 20 years, before falling out of fashion.

    MSRs are good, but are Thorium only, which wasn’t fashionable until recently.

    See, prior to about 10-15 years ago, the automatic answer to “how do you get a lot of power in a water poor area” was fossil fuels. Now we have options. Nuclear is one of them, but we need to dust off some older tech and bring it up to modern standards.

    That takes time, but less then inventing new types of battery that can handle grid loads.