Google Integral Fast Rectors and breeder reactors. We have enough to power all of civilization for longer than the sun will be shinning.

Sounds like we will be fine.

When did I say nuclear only? Stating facts about solar and wind intermittency isn't a "nuclear only" position dumbfuck.

Nuclear fuel will last us for 4 billion years. Don't get mad at simple R&D projects. We have plenty of Uranium.

Yes it does!

That's a bad guess from an antinuclear idiot. The fossil fuel industry funded the antinuclear movement. Methane companies love renewables because they can charge peaking prices every night.

Nuclear is 24/7 for 18 straight months. You can like that is a bad thing. Meanwhile solar never can't get close to 24 hours and wind has gaps of weeks to months every year with little production.

Maintenance and refueling are scheduled and staggered. Not a real issue. Nuclear has the highest capacity factor (90%+)

And we're not going to run out of uranium anytime soon either

It's minutes, and for the most part we already have enough storage for nuclear through existing pumped-hydro facilities.

Moronic response. Nuclear only needs minutes of storage essentially for load balancing. Solar and wind need days to weeks of storage to overcome intermittency.

Yes. Grid inertia is a major issue that often goes ignored by antinuclear dweebs. Most people are incapable of understanding the concept. In fact most people don't understand electricity. It's kind of crazy the number of people who think solar works at night. It would be funny if it weren't so sad.

I'm used to it at this point. It's really a form of psychological projection. They oppose nuclear so they assume we oppose solar and wind. The math is my side. All they have is lies and half-truths.

It's affordable here in California due to ample sunlight during the summer months which isn't true elsewhere. When the sun isn't shining we burn peaking methane which is expensive and dirty. Methane companies love pairing it with solar since they can charge peaking prices every single night.

Minute of storage(nuclear) vs days of storage(solar and wind). Huge fucking difference. Why can't antinuclear people understand simple arithmetic?

Yet it is still a long way away from producing the TWh's the world would need to overcome solar and wind intermittency. So we need to build a nuclear baseload as well.

Honestly, if it isn't NVidia it's not A.I. I already don't trust their engineering.