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Which is what the experts have been saying since the beginning, but the anti-nuclear propagandists explicitly ignore the experts.

That might not be the plan, but this is a Musk run company. We all know that Musk companies don’t have the best track record with build quality.

OP is a weird conspiracy nut, Logic and reason don’t seem to apply.

Case in point, they posted a link to a story claiming that the FBI was full of satanists last week, and the source was a guy who left the FBI in 1980 and jumped on the Satanic Panic grift.

Jay Leno did the most to further that hit job. He spent months spreading lies, all while McDonald’s became a major sponsor of his show.

The cartels have moved beyond the drug trade, they have taken over towns, mines, even a few factories.

Trust me, as someone who was military, they care about how exact you are when making the bed. It’s not just about following orders, it’s how well you follow them and your attention to detail.

Oddly, my military experience also focused on how to break rules, and how to know which ones to break. That and the knowledge that there was a waiver for everything.

Also, the “let them eat cake” line was said by someone else and then falsely attributed to her after her execution.

From the last time this was posted, radio frequency radiation, not nuclear radiation.

It’s an important distinction.

RF strength violations have more to do with the signal range and possible interference with other signals than health impacts.

Elon is a fragile narcissist, all Putin has to do is say nice things about Elon, and Elon will eat out of Putin’s hand.

Ever hear of a game called Torchlight? It’s damn good.

And yes, it too was inspired directly by Diablo (and its sequels).

Mine was 19 years, but I was military and got sent overseas for a few years. When I came back, I hadn’t actually logged in for the entire time and my account had been reset.

I’ll post this link.

https://www.techdirt.com/2023/09/07/yet-another-study-debunks-the-youtubes-algorithm-drives-people-to-extremism-argument/

We all know that there’s horrible, racist shit on youtube. But it seems like you have to actively search for it before it’s offered as a recommendation.

https://mastodon.social/@jenbanim@mastodo.neoliber.al/111021059217957193

This thread is talking about the fact that 15-20% of the economic gains of the last 60 years or so are the result of decreasing acceptance of overt bigotry in the workplace.

Cloud Imperium is not a tiny company. I believe it has about 1000 employees at this point, which means that the 600m has mostly gone to keeping the company going.

Chis Roberts is burning the cash rather than pocketing it. He loves his feature creep, and which forces devs to redo work. They’ve thrown most of the game out and coded it from almost scratch twice?

Every single Chris Roberts project has been like this. Development hell with new shit being added and no deadline in sight.

And the absolute worst part of Soviet history is that for most, it was a massive improvement over life under the Tsars. Because fuck the Tsars and their inbred nonsense.

Here’s a depressing part of Soviet history.

Smokers are exposed to a lot of radiation, far more than people who actually work at nuclear plants.

https://www.epa.gov/radtown/radioactivity-tobacco

It’s estimated that 90% of tobacco related cancer is actually radiation linked.

The difference is that this actually is safe.

See, the radiation released is actually lower than the background radiation of standard ocean water, because the ocean is full of naturally occurring uranium oxide. It’s water-soluble.

Anyway, the tritium in the discharge water is diluted so much that it will be a non-issue. This just gets headlines because people are kind of stupid when it comes to the scary radiation word, as if you weren’t bathing in ionizing radiation right this very second from all the natural sources around you.

You have gamma from cosmic rays, alpha and beta emitters in the soil, and a dozen other sources of radiation around you.

Greenpeace was founded to be an anti-nuclear organization. See, most of the founding members were members of the Sierra Club (another environmentalist organization) but the Sierra Club was actually pro-nuclear power. The Sierra Club was actually fighting against the installation of new dams due to the effect of wiping out large swaths of river habitat and preventing salmon runs and such.

Anyway, in 1971 there was an underground nuclear bomb test by the US government in an area that was geologically unstable. (there were a bunch of tests to see just how geologically unstable). Protesters thought that the test would cause an earthquake and a tsunami.

Anyway, the people who were unhappy with the Sierra club not actively protesting nuclear power, wanted to protest this nuclear bomb test too, so they formed an organization called the “Don’t make a wave committee”. They sued, the suit was decided in the US’s favor, the test went off, and no earthquake happened (which is how the earlier tests said it would go).

At some point, the “Don’t make a wave committee” turned into Greenpeace.

Also about this timeframe, Greenpeace started receiving yearly donations from the Rockefeller Foundation.

The Rockefeller Foundation is the charitable foundation created by the Rockefeller heirs that “uses oil money to make the world a better place” but they kind of don’t. They’ve been anti-nuclear since the beginning, and even directly funded some radiation research in the 1950s that lied about safe exposure limits to radiation, claiming that there was no safe limit. That research went on to shape international policy, and by the time new research came out, the policy was already written and thus hard to change.

As a side note, another alumnus of the Sierra Club was approached by the then CEO of Atlantic Oil and directly paid a sum of something like $100k (in 1970 money) to found another anti-nuclear environmentalist organization called Friends of the Earth.

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