That's a good point, people in Finland use more per capita than 80% of the global population, so if everyone were to have the same energy standards as Finland we'd probably need more like 10k reactors and 600 per year give or take.

Or we stick with the status quo, force everyone into their lane, and probably need like 3000 to 4000 reactors to serve current needs, and 150 to 200 per year. Give or take.

I think that's still in the same ballpark orders of magnitude-wise.

You really could have added a lot of value here. Clearly you know a bit about the situation.

Please try and bring your knowledge to the table not your offense at someone else's error. I seriously think you could have a lot to offer.

The person you are replying to is not the same person as the one who made the content-free reply. You might want to follow your own advice.

My apologies you're correct. I made an error.

I also would like to be corrected in what my error was, for what it's worth.

The average human consumes much less energy than the average Finn. (Though that number is likely to grow as the world becomes more industrialized.)