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Skybird · 08-04-17, 05:10 AM

Machinery, closed cycles, NEVER are really tight, and free of any leaking. NEVER. Friction is inevtiable where two materials rub against each other. Even if they do it on atomic and subatomic level.

To have a nuclear block in a house, is highly risky. To have it in a car, would be madness. Cars have accidents. Often at devastating speed. We do not want to go the Fallout 4 way of history.

Instead of throwing all German nuclear plants off the grid, older, more dangerous plants throghout Europe should have been switched off. But that is where oyu get when the great Führerin bases her policies mercilessly on opportunism and Wohlfühlgedusel.

08-04-17, 05:10 AM	#12
Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 42,708 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	Machinery, closed cycles, NEVER are really tight, and free of any leaking. NEVER. Friction is inevtiable where two materials rub against each other. Even if they do it on atomic and subatomic level. To have a nuclear block in a house, is highly risky. To have it in a car, would be madness. Cars have accidents. Often at devastating speed. We do not want to go the Fallout 4 way of history. Instead of throwing all German nuclear plants off the grid, older, more dangerous plants throghout Europe should have been switched off. But that is where oyu get when the great Führerin bases her policies mercilessly on opportunism and Wohlfühlgedusel. __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert.