Re:New superconductor microprocessor yields a substantial bo...
by tsimionescu on Thursday January 14, 2021 @02:28AM
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Nuclear fission has well-known drawbacks and risks that are fundemantal, they will never be engineered away (risk of catastrophic explosion, huge operating costs, risk of nuclear waste leakage, risk of nuclear weapon proliferation). Why do you think the future will be significantly different from the present in this regard?
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Re:New superconductor microprocessor yields a substantial bo...
by moosebear847 on Thursday January 14, 2021 @04:56AM
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These risks will most likely only reduce over time as our science and knowledge develops, barring a world-affecting mistake or war. If we can make a ton of energy, we can do many other things like launching the waste into outer space, and having a positive ROI by making more energy than it cost.