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Originally Posted by 1BigOT
Routinely said there is no atom splitting. Nuclear power is not what you think it is. Radioactive material can get hot, tons and tons of hot material could feasibly boil some water. Thinking nuclear reactors are some place where they're splitting the atom for energy is ridiculous and no flat earth - no nukes holds that position.
The math doesn't work very well in your horrible explanation of what you think nuclear power is (the mass/energy balances would be way off based on your simplistic example of what it is). Also for radioactive material, which you didn't seem to believe in to exist in previous posts; would be quite harmful to humans under your definition.
So let me understand this, these radioactive materials which create tremendous heat for some reason would stick around naturally until they are in a reactor and for some reason would give off tremendous heat in that case but not in it's natural state. It doesn't make any sense at all. You aren't boiling some water, your boiling a ton of water in comparison to the amount of fuel you're using.
Why do you continually think bull **** handwaving and horrible excuses are going to fly here?