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    Prices of the electricity we use to charge

    The same issue affects SMRs because they are based on the same principle of turning thermal energy into electricity. If you look at Bill Gates' Natrium project, their reactor keeps a large tank of molten salt as a buffer. ChatGPT sees the future for SMRs as follows: Best-case: SMRs are the...
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    Prices of the electricity we use to charge

    I am pleased that you are looking into what the government is doing to help Rolls Royce building the first SMR. If you want to create a new industry, government subsidies are a must.
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    The Anything Thread that is Never off subject.

    It seems that you were right. However, you may be surprised as to who asked for it. From ChatGPT: Several UK politicians and public figures did demand what they considered an “exemplary punishment” for Lucy Connolly. They argued that her sentence should serve as a strong warning to others. But...
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    The Anything Thread that is Never off subject.

    can you quote which politicians were 'demanding exemplary punishment' of Lucy Connolly?
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    The Anything Thread that is Never off subject.

    From ChatGPT Person Charge(s) Plea / Trial by Jury? Verdict / Outcome Ricky Jones Encouraging violent disorder (for saying “We need to cut all their throats…” etc.) Yes — his case went to trial before a jury at Snaresbrook Crown Court. (The Guardian) Acquitted — the jury found him not...
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    The Anything Thread that is Never off subject.

    I really hope not. https://youtube.com/shorts/dBmAE-uBP0I?si=B6Xx5msA0xXmeO7G
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    The Anything Thread that is Never off subject.

    From ChatGPT: Tyler Robinson allegedly fired a single shot from a rooftop at Utah Valley University, striking Kirk in the neck during a public debate. While the exact motive remains unclear, several factors have emerged: Political Disagreement: A family member reported that Robinson had...
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    The Anything Thread that is Never off subject.

    I think the trend is Pfizer style mRNA vaccines (wrapped in lipid shells) will be used in the future as a very quick first line defence because it can be made in a few days. On medium term it will be Novavax style vaccines (protein subunits), long term it will be vaccines by deactivated viruses...
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    Prices of the electricity we use to charge

    Nuclear fusion will still be a prototype for as long as we still work only on Deuterium - Tritium fuel. The big problem with fusion is D-T reaction produces high energy neutrons. D-D reaction produces less energetic neutrons but requires 10x hotter plasma, a billion degrees C and even higher to...
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    The Anything Thread that is Never off subject.

    It was a reply to MikelBikel who believed that Von der Lyen must have taken bribes from her old university mate who then run Pfizer. The two of them discussed covid vaccines on their private phones.
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    Prices of the electricity we use to charge

    you know that's non-sense, right? Some technologies are still scaleable to gain efficiency, others have reached their best. Coal powered the industrial revolution for hundreds of year but it's being phased out, meaning no longer used for producing electricity. Oils are being phased down now. In...
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    The Anything Thread that is Never off subject.

    Has somebody tested this theory in court? If not, why not? According to you, there's a red flag, right?
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    Prices of the electricity we use to charge

    That MGUY shows up his ignorance. Just look at how far the first motorised airplane could fly. I thought you could have seen it by now.
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    Gear cable rerouting

    that's why I suggested self adhesive mini guides. If your guide doesn't allow the motor, you can put the self adhesive guides where they don't get in the way. https://winstanleysbikes.co.uk/m-part-self-adhesive-cable-guides
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    The Anything Thread that is Never off subject.

    On the contrary. The Chinese took it much more seriously than any Western democracies. It was simple, the WHO originally estimated that fatality rate was 2%. Do the simple math. We wouldn't have had enough coffins and would be forced to use mass graves.