Jason predicts society will adopt nuclear and renewable energy as primary sources within a generation
“I think every form of energy has pluses and minuses, so people get so caught up in the negative aspects of all of these different technologies that they forget, like, well, we do have to pick one. At some point, we have to pick one, or we can go back to caves and living in the the woods or whatever. But Yeah. If we like our cities and we like our way of life, we have to figure out, you know, well, maybe despite all it it you know, windmills aren't pretty looking, but maybe it's worth having them. Them. I think we've solved this issue, and we're just in the, like, contours of the last throes of lunatics not thinking logically about”
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disputableNuclear and solar become dominant energy sources in developed nations, replacing fossil fuels as primary baseload
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