You didn’t factor in that nuclear only takes forever because we haven’t done it in a long time and have lost all of the knowledge and skilled builders that know how to do it. If we properly pursued new nuclear plants in the US on a federal and state level it would absolutely be the best option.

I know you touched on it but the battery storage needed to make wind reliable would be enormous.

I’m a firm believer nuclear and renewables are what we need to be spending our time and money, not one or the other but both.

I didn’t see that and I’d consider myself to be generally horny.

The plant should have been closed for updating and modernization, not just closed permanently.

Nuclear is the only way we will get to carbon neutral emissions anytime soon.

Mmm bad analogy, I think it would be more like comparing brands of fishing rods or other fishing supplies, in which case yes you would expect them to argue and talk about it.

They are just finally moving on from getting fleeced by the traditional massive defense contractors. Starlink satellites are an extremely cool piece of engineering, and spaceX is one of the most impressive engineering companies in the world. I’m sure these spy sats they are making are fairly advanced

Starsheild is just a satellite bus, which is just sorta like the central building block for satellites. It handles communication, navigation, etc. The government will likely be in total control of the system once it’s deployed.

You definitely don’t need an Apple TV, but this person has the gist right. Remove all data connections to the TV and use an external device to function as the smart part.