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    1. Artifice of Always‏ @KaiterEnless Oct 3

      Artifice of Always Retweeted yestiseye

      You can't blow up a nuclear reactor. Its physically impossible.https://twitter.com/yestiseye/status/1047255272379404288 …

      Artifice of Always added,

      yestiseye @yestiseye
      Replying to @meowlickss @DR_ILL and 3 others
      It's also more "dangerous" to get on a plane & fly somewhere; than it is to stand next to a broken, blown up nuclear reactor. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ https://twitter.com/yestiseye/status/991886960615538690 …
      1 reply 0 retweets 1 like
    2. System of a Dad‏ @gtaogle Oct 3
      Replying to @KaiterEnless

      I guess they mean "melted down", I doubt any reactors exist today that could actually explode (i.e. get enough heat and pressure from melting down in a confined area that something does explode)

      1 reply 0 retweets 0 likes
    3. yestiseye‏ @yestiseye Oct 3
      Replying to @gtaogle @KaiterEnless

      I know. I was emphasising that even though the Hydrogen explosion at Fukushima destroyed the building in which the reactor was housed, the radiation levels around the site are not the nuclear wasteland many people assume it to be.

      1 reply 0 retweets 2 likes
    4. System of a Dad‏ @gtaogle Oct 3
      Replying to @yestiseye @KaiterEnless

      fair enough.

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    5. yestiseye‏ @yestiseye Oct 3
      Replying to @gtaogle @KaiterEnless

      yeah, I was coming at them sideways. This makes for interesting reading. ~15,000 killed by the earthquake+tsunami. And an extra couple of thousand casualties basically due to fear & ignorance.http://www.who.int/ionizing_radiation/a_e/fukushima/faqs-fukushima/en/ …

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    6. System of a Dad‏ @gtaogle Oct 3
      Replying to @yestiseye @KaiterEnless

      personally, I think the danger of nuclear power is generally overstated, even though understandably it's possible for it to be extremely dangerous.

      1 reply 0 retweets 1 like
    7. yestiseye‏ @yestiseye Oct 3
      Replying to @gtaogle @KaiterEnless

      Potentially, if done badly, yes, dangerous. It's a spiderman thing. 😉 Then there's climate change to deal with of course, and we have to be rigorous about the data. Hard to see a pathway without it.https://www.electricitymap.org/?page=map&solar=false&remote=true&wind=false …

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    8. System of a Dad‏ @gtaogle Oct 3
      Replying to @yestiseye @KaiterEnless

      I don't believe in climate change in any way, but if you're adding carbon to the atmosphere without removing it, there will eventually be a problem.

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    9. yestiseye‏ @yestiseye Oct 3
      Replying to @gtaogle @KaiterEnless

      And that's fine by me(which might be a surprise… people tend to let their emotions take over in this area). I *know* it's a problem, but will freely admit I'm not sure if the timescale is a few decades or 8/9 decades which to fix it. Happy to pitch the cleaner air argument. 😀

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      System of a Dad‏ @gtaogle Oct 4
      Replying to @yestiseye @KaiterEnless

      carbon isn't a pollutant, so no, I don't see a "cleaner air" argument here. And overall it seems to be something that would be an issue on the timescale of centuries, and reducing emissions isn't a solution.

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