/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>49806765
It comes down to a few aspects
>Nuclear power is expensive to set up
>Nuclear power requires smart people to not fuck up
>If a meltdown happens, it can be a big problem
>People are scared of it
>Need to get in early or you're spending more down the line

It's expensive because you need an extensive project to build and make the reactors, along with multiple safety regulations and systems that are all built for worst-case scenarios. Ideally, we never need this because it's always human error that causes the melt down or some event that has come down to just poor placement.
You need smart people too. Goes without saying. Operators also need to know that their job is important, which is something that depends on a lot of societal problems or just problems in general.
People are scared because of previous meltdowns. They might have a point if they're worried about the people operating them, but usually they focus around the idea of Nuclear power which isn't where you should focus at all when criticising it (multiple issues with it).
Last point is something that's been noticed economically, nuclear power would've been a slam dunk years ago. It's much like rolling out fibre across a country, it's cheaper to do it all at once in a bulk than focusing on one area, except the roll out period was even more generous and yet we still managed to do nothing with it. Now it's expensive to buy fuel and fuel is held by people with complicated diplomatic relationships that didn't exist 30-40 years ago.

The only other things you could say is that the waste it does produce is harmful (although I'd take it over everything else).
As to why it never took off? Lobbying and fear. Fear because of Chernobyl and other incidents, then Lobbying.

>>7690686
>>7690732
Gotta get my foot in the door someway. I just got done Uni in December and sent out applications and resumes to places in the state. They were the first and only ones to call me back.

Even if I end up not liking it, I feel like getting certified and learning about things like stock and investing would be useful skills.

Id like to one day start up my own local finance company back home and do things like insurance, financial consulting, loans, and so on. so I figured someplace like this would be good for experience at least.

I knew sales was gonna be a big part but there will be good skills to take from this...
it'll be ok... right?

>>6585637
Oh sorry to hear she went for the wrong coin. Thanks for the update. To be honest I hope she is fine.

>>6572192
absolutely cannot be real.

>Oh this is the bottom of the dip, I'll buy now
>IT GETS EVEN LOWER

>>4328671
Because it probably is, bunch of retards is mindlessy bumping this thread without 0 content, while getting some coins ans ruining those generals. It would be better if there weren't any chancoin generals if they are gonna look like this.

WHY THE FUCK WOULD THEY RETWEET THE CITI BANK ANNOUNCMENT IF JARED JUST SAID IN THE AMA HE KNOWS NOTHING ABOUT IT

EITHER HE KNOWS THE'VE WON OR THIS GUY IS THE BIGGEST CON ARTIST IN CRYPTO

if it turns out be another 'nothing' event im killing everyone i know and then myself

>>3671939
>only have 108k

its game over for you. you've made it. no more wagecuckery, no more suffering. wake up whenever you want. I feel nothing but jealous contempt.

ZeCash COMING BACK TO EARTH. SELL SELL SELL

>>3643870
for real?? shiiit ma mans that sucks to the fullest

>>3607902
>It's literally that easy
>If you find 4x10s you can become a millionaire with $100
>I already have 30k worth of crypto, all I need is 2 x10s
>It feels so achievable, so easy

SO CLOSE YET SO FUCKING FAR

>>3538080
what the fuck

>>2143845
>money not clearing
>i cant buy the dip