Oh lmao. What the fuck OP

I do think nuclear power is an important part of a healthy grid. But the problem is, nuclear power plants take a lot of very specialised knowledge. When you build a nuclear reactor with non-experts, it runs five times over budget and takes a decade. And right now, there aren’t any experts at all. So we can’t afford that much time, and we can’t afford all that money. We need climate solutions that are capable of saving the world right now. Current generation renewables and batteries can save the world right now if our politicians are willing to pay the investment now and reap the cost savings later.

But, after a few reactor building projects, we will have a handful of experts who can build reactors on-time, on-budget, and while training a team of rookies. So I do think we should put a little bit of money into nuclear on an indefinite basis, once we’re hitting our projected climate goals. I want to see what molten salt reactor technology can do in 30 years, after we’ve saved the world with renewables.

OP is stupid and thinks there are a million megawatts in a gigawatt. It’s a thousand. You only need 1550 barges to supply the entire USA.

Each barge is supplying an average of 10 cities, towns, and/or villages. So if each city is paying for its own grid storage, then Zohran needs to put together funding for 45 barges.

Yeah, I’m fine with consensually taken breast milk, like from a human or other sapient creature. My digestive system requests that I only have a little, though.

Well duh! She’s wearing a red undershirt with a web design. That shows a clear journalistic bias in favour of Spider-Woman.

Otherwise Specified Dissociative disorder. It’s used when a patient doesn’t meet the criteria for DID, but they clearly have dissociated identities formed in the typical DID way. For example if a system had the switching but not the switch amnesia, they could get OSDD

DID is one of the ways to be plural. DID is a form of traumagenic plurality, which means the system was created by trauma. The other big category is endogenic plurality, which is when the system is created from within.

There’s actually a significant faction of systems with DID and OSDD who think that traumagenic plurality is the only genuine kind of plurality. They think endogenic systems are all faking it. That view is called sysmedicalism, because they think your system is only real if you’ve been diagnosed by the medical industry. The debate between sysmedicalists and endogenic allies is called syscourse.

Fun fact: I know a Petra Parker fictive!

My girlfriend is plural, which means there are other people living in her head. Plural systems often form new people based on fiction, because a fictional persona that one’s system feels a strong connection to, makes for a good scaffolding for a nascent identity in the process of forming. And when a plural system member forms based on a fictional source, it’s called introjection. A headmate that’s been introjected is a fictive.

Spider-Woman is lots of fun, but I don’t hang with her that often. I spend a lot more time with Shadow the Hedgehog, who lives in My other partner’s head.

Would you like any help picking a distro?

Oh yeah good point, animal breast milk is also connected to race by right wing weirdos. Source: https://theconversation.com/milk-a-symbol-of-neo-nazi-hate-83292

Here’s a great (and by great I mean awful) historical quote on milk from 1933:

“A casual look at the races of people seems to show that those using much milk are the strongest physically and mentally, and the most enduring of the people of the world. Of all races, the Aryans seem to have been the heaviest drinkers of milk and the greatest users of butter and cheese, a fact that may in part account for the quick and high development of this division of human beings.”

Cheese pizza is also perverted. You’re covering a perfectly good pizza with stolen rotted breast milk from an animal. Vegan cheese pizza is fine.

You shouldn’t talk about those things.

My partner is from America, and visited Australia for two weeks to see Me. We spent two weeks going on dates together, visiting cool places like the museum, the zoo, a local pirate bar, a book shop. My partner says Australians are much friendlier than Americans and we smile more.