Axil Axil <[email protected]> wrote: The American public has been scared witless by their government about the > deadly dangers of radiation for political purposes(aka cold war). >
The American public is scared of nuclear power for good reasons. Rational, well grounded reasons. I am scared of it, because I have read several books and official reports describing the Three Mile Island accident, and I watched about 100 hours of NHK coverage of the Fukushima disaster. Anyone who is not scared of nuclear power is either an idiot or knows nothing about it. It is VERY DANGEROUS. Not as dangerous as coal and global warming, but still dangerous. > Nuclear power must be controlled by a priesthood of all knowing > parishioners of the black nuclear arts. > Darn right, but unfortunately they are not capable of it. > > When a nuclear power plant leaks radiation that is less than can be found > in a smoke alarm, the public calls for it shutdown. > I suggest you read about Three Mile Island and Fukushima. (Chernobyl does not exactly count.) "Less that a smoke alarm" does not describe these events. > How will a reactor that can produce tritium be allowed in an American home? > Absolutely no way. > We have tritium-filled exit signs in our office buildings already. No one cares. Heck, they even sell tritium-lit wrist watches. People will soon see that the Rossi device is much safer than conventional, present-day energy sources. Or, if it turns out the Rossi device is not safer than present day sources, then it should only be used in centralize plants. I'll go with that. It will still save tons of money and eliminate global warming. - Jed
