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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
it's strange that all through the 90ies and early 2000s the green and their fanatical followers protested against nuclear.
gpt
I lean pro-nuclear, but I think it's important to understand where those protests came from.

It started in the 80s in earnest after Chernobyl. Then add Three Mile Island, nuclear waste disposal issues, proliferation fears, and you have a recipe for people not being interested in nuclear power.

The cherry on top was probably stuff like The Simpsons and their portrayal of nuclear technicians as being comedically inept and nuclear power run by evil businessmen.

Despite all that, nuclear was picking up steam 15 years ago as concerns grew over climate change, and people started to get on board the cheap clean atomic train again but then Fukushima happened.

So nuclear skepticism doesn't come from nowhere, and if you're going to have any hope of a productive discussion with people who disagree with you, you need to understand where they're coming from.