Is that you make like thirty incorrect assumptions or premises in a typical post, and it's just too damn much work.
I have mentioned this in regard to political or economic posts, where in order to build up an argument, you have to first demolish a huge infrastructure of incorrect ideas, and this is not easy.
The heat of the nuclear power industry is lost in the noise when compared to the immense natural inflow and outflow of Earth's thermal energy. After all this time, I can't even get that simple concept across.
You confuse the energy of nuclear particles with heat. You assume cooling water vapor is "superheated," when in point of fact it's barely above bathwater temperature. I could go on and on.
What's the point?
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The problem with explaining things
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- Think as you drink!
- Here's one answer that snuck under my personal Radar
- re: Think as you drink!
- re: Are you sure that nuclear power
- No.
- re: My assumption is very simple.
- Can you prove your assertions?
- Argh.
- re: Argh. Argh.
- Tom, Tom, Tom
- Now that the RL tactical nuke has been released, my work here is done... ;) (n/t)
- re: You must be an expert
- The problem with explaining things
- re: The point?
- And to address your claim that 'The sky is evaporating'
- Sheesh, not only is basic math and physics beyond you...
- The numbers, one more d**n time
- re: The numbers, one more d**n time- HTML fixed
- re: The point?
- The problem with explaining things
- re: My assumption is very simple.
- No.
- And not a drop to drink.
- good point
- re: Are you sure that nuclear power
- "Whiskey's for drinkin'. Water's for fightin'."-- Mark Twain (n/t)
- Water will be the new oil. (n/t)
- Oops!
