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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
If we pit nuclear against renewables, nuclear still wins out by a massive margin.  With current technology, we can produce energy through nuclear power for the next 5000 years and with effectively zero byproducts due to the efficiencies with recycling nuclear material.  With the nuclear fusion reactors that are being developed now, we can provide endless energy.  The joke is that these reactors will be able to run longer than the sun.

Let's compare that to renewables that can't even support a grid right now outside of certain very specific hydro electricity and an even less available geothermal power generation.  

If you want to know the number 1 reason why the government response to climate change is bullshit, it's because the amount of money that's been spent on renewable energy could have transitioned 80% of the US power generation to nuclear by 2035.  Instead, we're just increasing costs on the primary means of power generation and forcing subpar and often times worse solutions in renewables.
gpt
You are doing exactly what I said the problem is....

Let 15% stay as renewables for research. 

Replace 85% fossils with nuclear.