Two of the three people you mentioned do not have a boss who prefers solar power.
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The speed of construction is dependent on the size of the emergency. If we need them faster to save the world, we almost certainly can do better.
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How is it going to be paid for? Neither party is going to support huge government expenditures, and building 20 plants before you've had experience with the design will be hugely expensive.
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Exactly no need to regulate the carpet in the control room to ensure it matches the simulator. This happened at my plant this week.
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Which begs the question: is nuclear power regulated beyond what it needs to be reasonably/very safe? And if so, where can regulations be relaxed without jeopardizing safety?
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The Y2K bug wasn't actually a real problem. It was made up and tech companies got filthy rich off of it.
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Actually, it really was a problem. HUGE amounts of business software was written with dates in character (BCD or EBCDIC) YYMMDD format and compared dates as simple character strings. For instance, the bank where I worked had its entire legacy mortgage processing system... 1/2
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