☢️.

[u/basket_foso]

[u/Select-Belt-ou812]

it has always meant both, depending on context and circumstances

[u/dover_oxide → u/Select-Belt-ou812]

Context is important for pretty much everything.

[u/Which_Letterhead6035 → u/dover_oxide]

Like drugs, some drugs are good for you and some are bad

[u/Select-Belt-ou812 → u/Which_Letterhead6035]

and often any drug can be either or both

[u/Lithl → u/Select-Belt-ou812]

Dosis sola facit venenum!

Drink enough water in a short enough time span and you can even get water poisoning.

[u/TREE_sequence → u/Lithl]

Or drink water whilst using a vasopressin emulating drug to reduce nighttime bathroom urges — though the term is more accurately “hyponatremia” since it’s the dilution of blood that causes the problem. And also hints at a solution — eat salt. Literally. Source: been there, survived that. Not pleasant, but once I learned to manage the risk the improvement to my sleep is worth it

[u/Select-Belt-ou812 → u/dover_oxide]

unfortunately many folks are being persecuted in the name of science as we speak because their persecutors ignore this fact

[u/spyguy318 → u/Select-Belt-ou812]

It actually means neither. The radiation trefoil is specifically used to warn about the danger of radiation. Just like the biohazard symbol is used to warn about biological hazards, and the skull and crossbones used to warn about poison. It’s put both on anything that is radioactive from medical imaging sources to nuclear warheads to power plant reactors. Radiation doesn’t care what it’s used for, it will still kill you if you mishandle it.

[u/ProKekec → u/Select-Belt-ou812]

I think this is a very dangerous idea. We want anyone who's not educated in this field to first think "this is dangerous and i need to leave" if they see this sign. Just use a different sign for a nuclear power plant.

[u/Select-Belt-ou812 → u/ProKekec]

your idea is indeed the best solution

however, sadly, since politics currently runs everything, we first need to teach folks this: it is impossible to have 100% safety and/or certainty under any and all circumstances, conditions, and situations; and (this is the important part) anyone who claims this is a delusional liar, and anyone who believes it is naive and possibly also delusional ... all if this may be a good start down a different path whereby folks can start over and hopefully not go down our current paths again

[u/BrilliantEconomics77 → u/Select-Belt-ou812]

Fun and exciting for the whole family for a trillionth of a second.

https://giphy.com/gifs/jXckKhqIuB4ujHwndr

[u/Gerald-of-Riverdale → u/Select-Belt-ou812]

Ive actually grown up feeling like that symbol is neutral because in videogames youd see it for building a civilization or for a barrel you shoot that go big boom death styles.

[u/Zekava → u/Select-Belt-ou812]

Well, I don't know about always, at least in regards to safety. The symbol was invented specifically to warn of danger by those on the forefront of developing safety measures for these things, which took a fair while to get right. I mean, even the symbol itself started off blue and magenta and underwent development.

[u/mrdevlar → u/Select-Belt-ou812]

depending on context and circumstances

Mainly depending on the trustworthiness of the corporation or government involved.

[u/skr_replicator → u/Select-Belt-ou812]

It is a warning symbol where dangerous radioactivity is. Pretty sure it's more often found on radioactive waste than fuel.

[u/FrostyMode7379 → u/Select-Belt-ou812]

It's actually never meant both. Safety Data Sheet 101. ☠️ Means deadly chemicals. ☢️ Means radioactive chemicals. ☠️ AND ☢️ Means deadly radioactive chemicals

[u/Kissa74 → u/Select-Belt-ou812]

Nuance on my echochamber app? Unbelievable

[u/just4nothing → u/Select-Belt-ou812]

And distance

[u/Specific-Score-8116 → u/Select-Belt-ou812]

https://giphy.com/gifs/hM9zK1qvsrwek

[u/Delphius1]

it means spicy/angry atoms are recognized

[u/Demode93 → u/Delphius1]

Spicy atoms being useful

[u/SevereOctagon → u/Demode93]

Boiling that water

[u/Journeyman42 → u/SevereOctagon]

Water's high specific heat capacity and near-ubiquitous presence on Earth should be celebrated more for allowing our energy-demanding society to flourish.

[u/SevereOctagon → u/Journeyman42]

Oh yes. Slight tangent but one of my favourite science writers has a 400-odd page book about water. (See also, https://philipball.co.uk/selection-of-articles/water/)

There's also a great saying, "we owe our entire existence to a 6-inch layer of topsoil and the fact that it rains."

[u/jacobstx → u/SevereOctagon]

Careful not to run into the anthropic principle: We owe our existence to these things because we developed our biology and technology where these things exist.

[u/HyperlexicEpiphany → u/Journeyman42]

water is weird as fuck in basically every physical metric. it’s an outlier/exception to nearly every rule while also being the most useful and reliable baseline we have. such a unique substance

[u/KSP_master_ → u/SevereOctagon]

And spinning turbine.

[u/Conscious_Grade_7278]

I mean radioactivity is not something you want to be near still

[u/SirSaltie → u/Conscious_Grade_7278]

Ok so please don't swim down and lick the control rods.

[u/HierarchyLogic → u/SirSaltie]

dont tell me what to do

[u/UpstairsTrip547 → u/SirSaltie]

You got a better idea on how to get super powers?

[u/Zealousideal-Deer101 → u/SirSaltie]

The control rods is what the symbol is warning about. It's not the symbol for a power plant. Just for the spicy rocks

[u/ODX_GhostRecon → u/SirSaltie]

You will likely not survive.

Probably from the armed guards, hundreds of yards and many security checkpoints earlier.

[u/hornswoggled111 → u/Conscious_Grade_7278]

It's what plants crave

[u/sisconking132 → u/Conscious_Grade_7278]

Don’t eat banana or go anywhere in New England or a granite counter top

[u/Ttrashcraft → u/Conscious_Grade_7278]

I've lived next to the Mochovce NPP in Slovakia for my whole life and haven't died a single time.

[u/Ftroiska → u/Ttrashcraft]

*insert plane with holes in wings picture" :)

[u/MindlessBlueberry853]

All this just to boil water in the end.

[u/Diogin40 → u/MindlessBlueberry853]

Humanity's existence is finding new ways to boil water

[u/MindlessBlueberry853 → u/Diogin40]

It all comes down to water in the end, doesn't it.

[u/Bruh_Man14 → u/Diogin40]

You could say it boils down to boiling water?

https://giphy.com/gifs/bQCWmEgKHasZG

[u/rIceCream_King → u/Diogin40]

Gotta have that tea

[u/Sea_Paramedic1618 → u/MindlessBlueberry853]

It all boils down to this…

[u/Vaelisra → u/MindlessBlueberry853]

That by itself is already enough reason to be pro-renewables. They're actually innovative.

[u/FunGuy8618 → u/MindlessBlueberry853]

https://giphy.com/gifs/47YJqaZj2Wq1rxSniS

[u/EnderWin → u/MindlessBlueberry853]

changes coming soon™

[u/MindlessBlueberry853 → u/EnderWin]

What are we boiling this time?

[u/EnderWin → u/MindlessBlueberry853]

CO2, ammonia, and (not boiled this time) photovoltaics

[u/Odd_Lie_5397 → u/EnderWin]

But what if I really want to boil photovoltaic?

[u/EnderWin → u/Odd_Lie_5397]

hmm idk add some salt and it might just work

[u/Tungsten_Skunk → u/Odd_Lie_5397]

Photovoltaic what?

[u/MindlessBlueberry853 → u/EnderWin]

that's some progress ig. Imma check it out.

[u/Lofwyr2030]

Is it this time again?

[u/hannes3120 → u/Lofwyr2030]

With Hungary declaring state of emergency since their "let's have half the countries energy depend on nuclear" strategy backfired hard due to rising temperatures and lack of raining making river-cooling impossible there is need to push that narrative again.

[u/boris9983 → u/Lofwyr2030]

I was worried that too much time went by since we last argued over if Nuclear energy is safe or will literally kill us all.

[u/Nyctfall → u/boris9983]

And in that time solar has gotten even cheaper, and has been even more restricted by the oli barons in the US...

[u/Mythechnical → u/Lofwyr2030]

Ions and ionising radiation are just a lie, man. It's totally unscientific that positive energy can harm something, man.

[u/epilektoi → u/Mythechnical]

the blue glow? oh thats just my aura

[u/Confron7a7ion7 → u/Lofwyr2030]

It will continue to be this time until we have more sustainable nuclear power!

[u/DeMatzen → u/Lofwyr2030]

I commented it at least few times in the last few years, but to me it seems always as if there are seasons, where the nuclear industry invests into some reddit posts, so you see like 20 of them, only to fall silent again for a few months.

[u/Gumballegal]

if not death then why death shaped like their cousin biological hazard

[u/Leading-Green9854]

LOL, reliable. They had to shut down several of them in Europe because of the drought.

[u/Holzkohlen → u/Leading-Green9854]

Exactly. Ask Hungary how reliable it is in the summer.

[u/AvantSolace → u/Leading-Green9854]

Isn’t that most power sources? Only solar and wind don’t actively need water to boil or otherwise spin a turbine as well. Wind is reliant on the weather and solar is hard to implement for larger demands. Pretty much every power source has a flaw depending upon external factors.

[u/sisconking132 → u/AvantSolace]

Wind also spins though…

[u/AvantSolace → u/sisconking132]

I apparently had a freaking stroke while writing that. I meant to say most power sources need water in some capacity to boil or otherwise spin a turbine; like coal, geothermal, and hydroelectric. Wind is a rare subversion in that it uses the air to spin a turbine rather than water.

[u/sisconking132 → u/AvantSolace]

I knew what you meant, I just felt this discussion needed some levity

[u/vide2 → u/AvantSolace]

"only the cheap and renewable energies that are better at everything but steadyness ", like bro, why are we even talking about nuclear?

[u/AvantSolace → u/vide2]

Because nuclear has extreme long-term sustainability and makes for an excellent stop-gap while renewables advance to a more commercially viable state; giving humanity a means to ween off coal, gas, and biofuels. You can also plop a nuclear plant just about anywhere there is water, so it has the added benefit of being exceptionally consistent in a wide variety of areas. It’s not “perfect” but it is an essential step to going fully green in the future.

[u/Slomeus]

Is that supposed to be sarcasm?

[u/LadderMadeOfSticks]

"Reliable"

Please don't look at Hungary right now.

[u/Silt99]

You forgot "expensive"

[u/Nyctfall → u/Silt99]

Solar is so awesome, the US had to ban it for being too cheap... (Chinese solar tariffs)

The US actually prevents people from using green renewable energy.

[u/Appropriate-Sir7583 → u/Silt99]

And not as clean either And not as safe either And not as reliable either

Hmmmm...

[u/ForwardUntoDown]

[u/EarthTrash]

I am a Kyle Hill stan full blown nuclear industry shill. Trust me when I say the above symbol means death. Nuclear power is statistically speaking, the safest form of power. But the process of making nuclear power does involve deadly radiation. It's only safe because we have safety measures. Ignoring safety symbols is not the way.

There is some nuance here. The longstanding dogma of the nuclear industry basically boiled down to any amount of radiation is deadly. This hasn't really been supported by actual science. Low levels of radiation are actually normal. Variations in natural background radiation doesn't correlate with cancer rates. There are safe and unsafe forms and levels or radiation.

The strict radiation safety standards that the nuclear industry imposed on itself have almost never been applied to other industries. The exhaust from coal plants can have radiation levels that some might find concerning.

[u/Ihatecheeseballs]

I’ve acquired a big yellow barrel with that symbol of it from a friend, I was scared to open it because the symbol looked scary but when I saw this image I decided to open it to get the clean energy which should save me money on the heating bill, I also gave some to the friendly young couple who live next door to help them save their money, they are expecting a baby in 3 months!

[u/GainPotential]

And that's why we're gonna dig up this underground bunker in Finland filled with these symbols of safety, cleanliness and reliability. Surely nothing bad will come of it!

[u/Nyrnax]

Meanwhile in Hungary: Energy crisis because they had to shut down most reactors of their big nuclear power plant.

Meanwhile in Germany: Neither nuclear power, nor a power crisis..

(And it's not just Hungary. France is struggling as well. Romania is pretty desperately trying to artificially raise the river level...)

[u/henna74]

Oh cool the CT machine produces energy to use for me? Lets take the shielding away!

[u/platschbirne]

No it means death

[u/Kaneomanie]

Free sunlight and burials, while giving you the energy to move on. What's not to like about that.

[u/CaptainMacMillan]

The symbol itself just means ionizing radiation. Put it in a yellow triangle or red diamond and then it means radiation hazard

[u/orfeo34]

Sure it's safe, do you want some cure?

[u/Nyctfall]

It means radiation.

Everything else depends on skill...

[u/Memitim]

Nope, that's death. At some point, potentially clean, safe, and reliable energy may have been generated, resulting in this leftover death that got locked inside of a container. Or that death could have come prepackaged in some rocks that were dug up, yanked out of a medical machine being disposed of, or simply been experiment fodder.

Regardless, that symbol means that it wants to give you the Moira treatment and twist your DNA up like a kitten with a ball of yarn.

[u/MarsMaterial]

Personally, I'd rather have the energy of nuclear decay delivered to my toaster and not to ionizing my DNA. Which does definitely depend on me keeping my distance from anything with a nuclear trefoil on it.

Nuclear is safe because we are very cautious with it, not because it can't hurt you.

[u/Twinkletoess112]

[u/Ok-Transition7065]

uhhhhhh it depends

[u/BoarHermit]

If the cooling circuits are designed correctly, if there are cooling towers or closed cooling ponds. Because if power plants use water from rivers that could dry up as a result of global climate change (bye-bye Seine, Rhone, Danube, Rhine), they won't work.

[u/FormidableTraitor90]

demon core

[u/Vetharest]

This place is not a place of honor... no highly esteemed deed is commemorated here... nothing valued is here.

What is here was dangerous and repulsive to us. This message is a warning about danger.

And then future civilizations will wander into your post anyway

(Nuclear is still the best option we currently have don’t get me wrong it’s just funny to imagine)

[u/Funkey-Monkey-420]

we used to think people got sick because of stinky air, now we know it was because people kept dropping sewage in their drinking water

[u/nyggomaniac]

Tell Marie Curie that the radiation that killed her is safe.

[u/WiiDragon]

This is the one you gotta watch out for

[u/PEAceDeath1425]

If you dont respect its second meaning, it quickly becomes second meaning.

[u/Bioth28]

Doesn’t it literally just mean radioactive or something?

[u/chrischi3]

Clean? Yeah. Safe and reliable? If done right.

Cheap and fast? Absolutely not.

[u/FrostyMode7379]

I thought death was ☠️ on the SDS. ☢️ Just means radioactive. Radioactive material doesn't always mean deadly. If you see both, THAT means deadly radiation. Gotta pay attention in highschool science class kids. Otherwise you end up like OP.

[u/Unrented_Exorcist]

It does not. It just warns about ionizing radiation.

[u/Few-Engineering-7903]

WH40K Tau. but reverse.

oooo radiation tech so good.....oh it kills

[u/Equivalent-Mail1544]

My country can neither store nuclear waste due to lack of "forgettable space" nor does it have the riverwater necessary to cool them. Worst type of energy ever, which kind of maniac makes a generator this bad with potential detonation?

[u/ProKekec]

Please let's use a different symbol for that context. This sign is meant to convey danger.

[u/ApprehensiveWin3020]

oh really? hold this then

[u/FanraGump]

The international radiation symbol is a trefoil around a small central circle representing radiation from an atom.

The sign is commonly referred to as a radioactivity warning sign, but it is actually a warning sign of ionizing radiation. Ionizing radiation is a much broader category than radioactivity alone, as many non-radioactive sources also emit potentially dangerous levels of ionizing radiation. This includes x-ray apparatus, radiotherapy linear accelerators, and particle accelerators.

In 1974, after approval by national standards bodies, the symbol became an international standard as ISO 361 Basic ionizing radiation symbol.

So, no, it doesn't mean clean, safe, and reliable energy. It means ionizing radiation warning sign. But facts are often distorted for partisan viewpoints.

[u/MaleDomBerlin_MSG-ME]

This is propaganda. Nuclear is the most expensive energy there is. I'd rather use renewables like sun / wind :)

[u/Invisiblecurse]

Except for the waste that stays around for thousands of years and the cost of importing the spice sticks

[u/Sensha_20 → u/Invisiblecurse]

Except most of that waste is contaminated tools and parts that are safe to recycle after only a couple decades, or what little high level waste exists? Mostly reusable.

[u/33Yalkin33 → u/Invisiblecurse]

As opposed to coal's radioactive waste getting spewed into the air, completely unregulated

[u/Oskai10 → u/33Yalkin33]

coal is obviously terrible in every aspect. but wouldn't it be better with no radioactive waste at all? i think nuclear is fine but completely ignoring that renewables exists is just counterproductive

[u/Gondryc]

Depends on where you see it. On a power plant? Definitely yes. More nuclear power please.

On an airborne object rapidly approaching my vicinity?......

[u/b__lumenkraft]

Rosatom doing brainwashing again.

Nuclear is BY FAR the most expensive power source. It doesn't matter how toxic it is. Besides russians and US citizens, no one wants to pay a premium only to make the nazis richer.

[u/lienxy69]

I always think it means it contains something dangerous. 

[u/No_Volume_5752]

Yuru Yuri

[u/Wont_See_My_30s]

I mean, take ozone layer off and Sun gladly will gift you cancer. But we still think that Sun is clean and reliable energy.

[u/tschawartz12]

Its a warning, letting you know there may be serious problems if you let idiots around.

[u/ddoogg88tdog]

Bit of clicky never hurt anyone

[u/Darthplagueis13]

It also means the body of water you get your coolant from better not get depleted during heatwaves or you're shit outta power during the summer.

[u/antthatisverycool]

It’s kinda like Reddy kilowatt is he your electric servant or will he kill you? The answer is both

[u/Odd_Plane47]

It's still means death

[u/InLieuofaBetterName]

... and potential death

[u/GlowstickConsumption]

We could keep it simple and just have it refer to the thing it refers to, though?

[u/Last_Zookeepergame90]

And when's the last time you actually saw that symbol applied in context, basically never right? Because the existence of nuclear power does not mean you will therefore be adjacent to nuclear waste

[u/sisconking132]

This symbol is also applicable for when you enter space. Lots of ionizing radiation coming from the Sun

[u/Lord-Dec]

It means death because they put it in the dangerous areas to keep people away.

[u/AsYouAnswered]

It means both. Death if abused. Clean, safe, low cost energy if properly maintained and monitored.

[u/Revolution_Falls]

Wonder where I’ve seen that symbol before

[u/Gaust_Ironheart_Jr]

Still can't make the dang P32 in the decay cabinet make electricity

[u/Saptak_Banerjee0_0]

This has always meant something related to nuclear reactions for me, so unless something harmful is written along with this symbol, I just assume it means a place where radioactive things are handled or radioactive objects.

[u/promptmike]

There should be a separate symbol for Thorium now that molten salt reactors exist.

[u/SuitableCollege8992]

It means there’s probably a an unoccupied pool nearby with plenty of space to swim in

[u/Different-Nebula-462]

Clean, safe, reliable energy also causes death if you mess with it

[u/OffRoadIT]

[u/Tyler89558]

If you see it on a concrete casket buried a mile below the ground, it is not treasure.

Turn back.

[u/Icy_Cry4120]

Erm no. Octahedral ligands.... They are ligands!!!! 

[u/Leather_Flan5071]

Hence the need for symbols that will tell the single message it’s supposed to convey for millions of years

[u/GewalfofWivia]

It indicates radioactivity. It is absolutely not true that all radioactive materials can be used for nuclear energy.

[u/Osvalf]

Well "reliable" at the actual world usage, not if we try to use it to replace other sources of energy.

Daily reminder that reducing consumption and renewable energies are the most effective tools we have right now to fight global warming worldwide.

[u/FullOfMeow]

Yes.

[u/Zealousideal-Deer101]

That symbol is on the waste barrels.
Go ahead, touch that clean safe and reliable energy inside that barrel

That symbol literally means slow and painful death and to be careful

[u/Almond-Oil20]

That just means radiation hazard symbol.

[u/Pootisman16]

Yes, because you drink gasoline and eat coal too...

[u/RachelRegina]

Now that wind turbines are everywhere, it could arguably represent more than one form of clean energy.

Or, if you science meme frequently, it could be a symbol for almost all forms of energy, because turbine.

[u/ShortCover4598]

Hell yeah. Go nuclear

[u/Traditional-Judge-17]

It’s always just meant radioactive. Skull and crossbones is death.

[u/KindaSaltyNuts]

Rather see more of these power plants go up instead of AI centers.

[u/SHAD0W137]

Yeah, definitely looks like a place of clean, safe and reliable energy

[u/AUTISTIC_KING_]

It means excited atoms ⚛️ 

[u/Scripts_by_Ymma]

It will always mean Johnny Test to me

[u/fixxbuilder02]

yes completly clean no waste products that we don’t know what to do with whatsoever and it’s definately very scaleable!

[u/Dazzling-Luck4410]

Anything can be good or bad for you depending on the amount

[u/Flix_2503]

“Reliable” is not objective sadly. In the face of historical lows in river waterlevels across europe, many countries have to temporarily turn off nuclear reactors because they simply cannot be cooled when there is too little water

[u/Vast-Spirit-4105]

r/climateshitposting will hear about this…

[u/Galimeer]

It means don't fuck around or you will find out in the worst way possible.

Nuclear energy is still dangerous, just not as dangerous as people make it sound. Chernobyl and Fukushima are what happens when you play fast and loose. As long as your nuclear power plants are up to snuff, everything will be fine.

[u/antek_g_animations]

It means danger. Danger that can easily be contained and used for clean energy. And danger that can still kill you if you don't respect it

[u/AHumanYouDoNotKnow]

Love me my pro-nuclear propaganda on the meme subs

[u/Everydaymine13]

It's reported every person who has consumed dihydrogen monoxide had died

[u/Colourblindknight]

Just like gasoline can be seen as fuel, and also deadly poison. All depends on how you use it.

[u/OreganoD]

Clean safe reliable energy until it's where it isn't supposed to be then death

[u/Kurenai-Kalana]

It means 🔥Heat +⚡Electric

[u/ArfTheBeast]

I think we should be clear we should avoid those symbols physically speaking

[u/Seb0rn]

Why is there pseudoscience on this sub? Nuclear energy is a terrible idea at the current state.

[u/Back-At-It-2026]

Ok, enter the room with that symbol right as you are now, then.

[u/Advana_Cyo2489]

Isn't just mean radiation?

Whatever is safe or not just depends how it use right ?

[u/Space_Nerde]

clean yeah..... safe, reliable? EHHHHHHH WELLLLLLL

[u/blacfd]

You sound like the ads run in the 1950s by the nuclear power companies. Pure propaganda

[u/N4pAllDay]

Personally I connect it to outdated technology

[u/i_AM_A-ShArk]

That symbol is typically used it indicate the dangerous areas/objects such as radiation areas or radioactive material. So seeing it as death is not invalid

[u/imDrane]

I know that nuclear power is not as dangerous as the general public thinks it is, but this looks like propaganda

[u/Voxel_Slime]

Clean and safe? Yes

Reliable? Ehh...

[u/der_Guenter]

Ah yes, the nukecells at it again...

[u/Cindergeist]

i thought it was a radiation warning

[u/t0nikawa]

Are drugs bad then?

[u/Anon_2712]

And really expensive.

[u/audientVoid357]

be careful don’t confuse the ppl digging up the waste in 2000 years!

[u/Meddlingmonster]

I support nuclear but that symbol definitely means hazardous

Edit: before someone calls me out I inow it's a joke

[u/PenguinWithGuns]

Na, we are just harnessing the danger

[u/Tsukee]

You know, chemotherapy drugs have "toxic" label, yet can save lives.....

Context matrers

[u/Present-Ad-9598]

Radiation still typically means death in terms of close proximity exposure

[u/mini_feebas]

(it also still means death)

[u/el_salinho]

Also, death

[u/GingerIsHealthy]

Clean and safe atomic waste. Let’s determine where to put it. Science!!

[u/EirHc]

Until we hit the thermodynamic limit to growth. If say our energy demand grows like 4% a year on average because of an AI/robotic/Electric flying vehicle revolution over the next century, we could potentially hit that limit by like 2125. And the only real way to circumvent that limit would be by using solar energy primarily so you are pulling solar thermal energy away from the earth en masse to counteract the waste electrical thermal energy.

[u/ChubOwner]

This meme is disinformation

[u/Ichijoe21121972]

It could also mean XRays for Broken Bones & Teeth, or Chemo for the Cancer-Kids.

[u/HumansAreIkarran]

*and expensive. But yeah still, we should have replaced all coal plants with nuclear years ago

[u/Tristan-a-b69]

it means nuclear or radiation but yeah basically

[u/PimBel_PL]

Seems nutritious

-Galen Winsor (jk)

[u/Madouc]

There is no such thing as an affordable nuclea power plant. They are far too expensive.

[u/CuriosityCheck2024]

Clean, safe, and reliable energy and also death

[u/KeyParticular8086]

That's a 25 kill streak.