There are literally only 4 energy sources

>>129752320
i like turtles

>>129752320
>effects of sunlight
>hydro
wat?

>>129752494
what about muslims

>>129752523
>no clouds without sunlight
>clouds create rain
>rain creates streams and rivers
>hydro ends up using kinetic energy of water which is refueled due to rain which is caused by sunlight

what did you think?

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>>129752320
Hit me with that C and D senpai

Batteries, electric cars, no zio-petrol dollar, sand niggers starve due to the oil not being worth as much.

>>129752523
Google "water cycle"

>>129752320
I like all of them, but would prefer if we used thorium reactors until fusion becomes commercially viable.

>>129752320
>tfw no breeding blanket

>>129752320
>literally
Cuz I'm to dumb to express myself.

>>129752320
All of them produce money for me
A is "free" energy
B will slowly but surely help to cool down the Earth's core, thus make the EM field protecting Earth dissipate
More business for me when people pay me to protect them
C allows me to throw nuclear waste on my competition
D is cheap as fuck

>>129752320
I like A and D.
B, wouldnt we be cooling down the earths core?
C. Nuclear accidents mamade and natural disasters.

>>129752320
Why would anyone hate D?

>>129754357
>for me
are people really doing this now? turning flags into low energy "memes"?

>>129755229
Irrational fear. There are people out there who are still afraid of microwaves.

>>129755229
>Why would anyone hate D?
Greens hate D because it has the word "nuclear" in the title. No joke. Plus, they hate that some of the internal beryllium tiles will be moderately radioactive from the beta-radiation.

>>129755476
>There are people out there who are still afraid of microwaves.

There is also some proliferation risk.
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The DT fusion reaction produces a 14.1 MeV neutron, which can in principle be used
to transmute fertile material to weapon-usable material. There are three basic scenarios for
nuclear proliferation based on this process: 1) clandestine production of fissile material in an
undeclared facility, 2) covert production of such material in a declared and safeguarded
facility, and 3) use of a declared facility in a breakout scenario, in which a state begins
production of fissile material for weapons purposes without concealing the effort, i.e., after
exiting from nonproliferation agreements.

>>129755229
They do not understand the technology.
Just like meltdowns, a lot of the opponents to nuclear think a meltdown is basically a nuclear explosion just because Chernobyl had a steam explosion.

>>129756083
>They do not understand the technology.
Which is very unfortunate. People who do not understand tech and hate it as a result are a big problem these days. From Islamists to fundamental Christians to Green party socialists to anti-free trade people.