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Terry_M

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7. What does the paper you linked have to do with this claim?

Reply to NNadir (Reply #4)

Wed Jul 16, 2025, 09:41 AM

Jul 16

The implication you make is that the paper supports your claims.

My conclusion is that the paper you linked is completely irrelevant to your claims. My conclusion is you injected the paper to create a false sense of outside empirical support to your claims.

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Is so called "renewable energy" actually "renewable?" [View all] NNadir Jul 16 OP

Feels like im reading the Epoch Times here Terry_M Jul 16 #1

Doctrinaire positions lead to a kind of blindness. Some people delight in pointing out any negatives Bernardo de La Paz Jul 16 #2

But like the negatives from the article were not actually brought up in any way? Terry_M Jul 16 #3

Let's parse these remarks. NNadir Jul 16 #5

You've summarized the OP perfectly here ms liberty Jul 16 #6

That is precisely my opinion. The only form of primary... NNadir Jul 16 #4

What does the paper you linked have to do with this claim? Terry_M Jul 16 #7

If you don't get it, I can't help you. To me it's obvious. NNadir Jul 16 #8

Well, that was alarming. If unbridled faith in "renewable" energy destabilizes China... hunter Jul 16 #9

China is decades ahead of everyone in nuclear reactor construction. NNadir Jul 16 #10

Chinese uranium John ONeill Jul 18 #11

I have argued that the uranium already mined is sufficient to supply the world energy needs for centuries. NNadir Jul 18 #12