You should ask politely if you are free to go.
As in 'free' beer?
In addition, you're perpetuating more FUD by linking unrelated facts. C___y_ had *NOTHING* to do with processing nuclear waste. It had everything to do with taking every safety system offline, then having poorly trained...
I know about that! I deeply regret having mentioned the C-word in my first post. If I could I would reverse that, but I can't. If you want so, failure from the beginning.
By the way, I'm no fan of coal plants either.
Solar
For some reason you forgot wind in your list of young and having-lots-of-pros-and-cons-too 'alternative' (hate that word as it manifests the status quo!) power generation technologies.
However, what my - thanks to this discussion somewhat clearer - point is, is that exploring new technologies is great. But actively and productive using technologies, that do produce problems, me, the using society, knows about, and can't really cope with is a bad idea! Just stating further generations with their improved knowledge will easily solve the problems then, is (attention, more fud to come) a bit like killing a child in a car accident, freezing it and telling the parents that it will be good in ~200 years.
You are living contradictions in that your lifestyle has been created and can only be sustained by the very things you attack
Yeah, this world thing is quite complex.
and your other lifestyle choices (for example smoking pot) have very serious costs to the commons but they are "alright" because you like them.
In "my" world, smoking pot has lesser potential to harm coming generations than emissions from (nuclear-/coal-) power plants. (As a side note: In "my" world plant operators shouldn't smoke pot at work).
Move our of your mother's basement,
Accomplished.
stop playing MMORPG,
Never did. Did you? Should I try it?
get a job or better yet start a business,
Accomplished, for the job part.
and grow the fuck up.
I think, being grown up, is a bad excuse for dismissing responsibility.
Thanks for your input! Now over to you: get a name, get a
You said there wasn't a solution. I merely showed the error of your statement.
For the "solution" part, regarding a pure intellectual concept of "solution", I agree.
So let's move on and talk about responsibility! How can someone today take over responsibility for something humans (to name a few) will still have to cope with in thousand years?
Numeric stability is probably not all that important when you're guessing.