Dope Tech Episode 2

<<@johngeier8692 says : The current government is copying Germany’s disastrous triple popular delusion based energy policy. Net Zero is prohibitively expensive, impractical and totally unnecessary. We need to withdraw from the ridiculous Paris Accord and simply use the most economical energy resources available. Nuclear power plants should be legal in Australia.>> <<@tonyscrimshaw869 says : Labor is done for as they have no vision for this country except looking after their bulky mates and back pockets. They have not been for the people for years>> <<@croc9183 says : If nuclear waste is so safe why does america want to dump their nuclear waste in central australia?>> <<@ironmaidens6663 says : If you want affordable, reliable power without the emissions, then nuclear is the only way to go.>> <<@lynetterobley7329 says : Nuclear, safe until it isn't, and then it is too late!>> <<@lesleyosborne9319 says : Its an Energy CARTEL. Created BY This Government. The Damage to the Regions they have Done ALREADY They Should be IN JAIL.>> <<@huko4266 says : We have nuclear submarines.>> <<@rob6543 says : No one can get to net zero it’s impossible no matter how hard you say it’s impossible it’s not net Zero = 0 admission that can’t happen>> <<@pieterwiffers3095 says : Sack albo now>> <<@carlososic4783 says : anybody with half a brain can see how much better nuclear is to renewables>> <<@bretloyd8097 says : They aren't, you f%@&ing bullllllllllshiiiiiiiiiiiiiters.>> <<@perpetualgrin5804 says : Australian's love nuclear energy when it is not in their backyard. Even Sky News experts will move if they built it close to them.>> <<@guymoschella4066 says : Liebor has invested billions into renewables and it's going to cost hundreds of billions to keep it maintained and renewed every 15 to 20 years. Follow the money trail and you'll see some extremely big brown paper bags handed out to liebor mates .>> <<@positivepawpaw7564 says : As of June 2024, there are 59 nuclear reactors under construction worldwide. China leads with 25 reactors, followed by India with 7, and Turkey and Russia each having 4 reactors under construction. Other countries with ongoing nuclear projects include Bangladesh, Egypt, Japan, South Korea, Ukraine, and the United Kingdom, among others. China is building 25,, why ? China has huge amounts of open space for wind arms and solar, they make turbines and solar panels for the world, they still use most of the worlds coal fired power stations. Because they are not stupid like most western countries, they know they cannot produce enough reliable power from renewables. China started construction on approximately 70.2 gigawatts (GW) of new coal power capacity in 2023, which marks an increase from previous years and contrasts sharply with global trends where new coal construction is decreasing. Because they need to produce solar and wind tech for the suckers of the world.>> <<@southernstarreview says : Labor has put EVERYTHING into 'renewables', including their investing wallet. LABOR, and the Greens need to go and get ######!>> <<@imeagleeye1 says : The Insane cost's involved in mining uranium the Highly toxic tailings dams, the underlying cost issues unknown to build said plants. Then 10 thousand years or storage for the used nuclear fuel that is Highly Radioactive Waste and Science still cannot neutralise the Radioactive nature of this even after 82 years of hollow promises that it could. Burying it or dumping it in the ocean is an environmental catastrophe. Historically the world is littered with bodies and Poisoned individuals and farmlands untold dead animals and associated wildlife. This is unwanted.>> <<@iconsaustraliaproductions4991 says : Great to see the comments of fellow Australians telling it like it is....Labor/Greens-Teals set of collective dreaming out of control bungling misfits IS a disaster, Socialism, the art of deception, when you get the chance...VOTE THEM OUT...>> <<@aeroparts2 says : The planned Cbus owned off-the-beach wind farm at Woodside Beach in Gippsland is in a wale migration zone. Go down today and you can see wales on their way up north. Absolutely zero care from Labor…>> <<@desking8065 says : What Dutton is looking for does not exist, the us builder has abandoned it because his buyers pulled out because of rising costs.>> <<@chrisyoung9194 says : If Australia grows balls, and discards the stupid net zero...forgets the WEF, Climate globalist moaning....bury Bill Gates....then approves a power reactor, we will still be looking at 10--20 years for a plant.....7 plants is not possible...mini plants are not feasible and we still use coal and gas in that duration. It could happen, but I doubtful at best>> <<@LogicLost says : Careful with “Voice 2.0” calls, remember “if you don’t know, vote no”>> <<@trickyboy1517 says : The fear that the most expensive form of energy being paid for by Australian consumers is a very real fear, Rowy. Of course you can't be accused of pushing of "ridiculous fear" of anything can you? ;)>> <<@alancotterell9207 says : I have worked as a professional scientist in explosives factories over 30 years. I have already refused to apply for a job in a nuclear facility when requested. Commonwealth sites usually come under Comcare for safety issues. The safety legislation which applies in those areas, is probably still not risk-based. - https://www.comcare.gov.au/>> <<@patricksharp1063 says : If you work as a public servant and push nuclear, even if you are an experienced expert in the field, kiss your position goodbye>> <<@Samael_Monasteriis says : Did I see MC4 connectors in series hanging off the bottom of those solar panels at the solar farm? Those connections have (from my experience) a failure rate of ~20% at high voltage. The O ring seals in those connectors regularly retain water, leading to conductivity & eventual fusing the plastic of the connectors together. The connections should always be raised, not sagging low like in that photo. During peak light (and system maximum efficiency) ... if this were to happen above dry grass in the photos... It can absolutely start a fire. Solar is cheap for a reason. Don't waste our countries money. Vote for the group that is planning to power our country for the next century instead of the next decade.>> <<@kensommers5096 says : So it begins vote LNP for our Nuclear Future let's Make Australia Great Again.🤠👍❤️🇭🇲>> <<@kkcw6668 says : Im confident the PM and his Fascist Kameraden know this anyway...The United States and the old Soviet Union merchant (yep commercial) navy operated civilian freighters using NUCLEAR PWR'S for propulsion before (and after) the Cuban Missile Crisis. Aust is more than just 30 years behind(Int'l news report from 2nd qtr 2023). This is what happens when Aust Political parties ignore and legislate against Advancing Australia Fairly!>> <<@PaulSmith-ss6zm says : LNP majority vote 1 the LNP>> <<@PeterA-r8x says : The choice is now clear. Choose ALP+Green's insane push to a renewables-only non-baseload solution, or choose LNP's sensible push to a nuclear baseload solution mixed with renewables. The former leads us to self-destruction whereas the latter gives us the hope that we won't self-destruct. Let's see at the next election whether Australians are as moronic as I think they are. I would love to be proven wrong and see Dutton's plan approved overwhelmingly by the voters.>> <<@TheBillABCTV says : I support Nuclear power and I support coal, Gas, Oil.>> <<@galaxyexplorer6189 says : Peter Dutton has laid the cards on the table and shown his hand on the nuclear power proposal and now needs to stand firm in his beliefs that what he is proposing is the right decision for the Australian people going forward into the next 50 to 100 years.Dont falter and don't by into labor's garbage trash scare campaign.The people will decide at the next election. Tucker Carlson's speeches he recently presented need to be compulsory viewing for all aspiring and already entrenched polititions. Love your work team.👏😃>> <<@JonathanBriggs-q4u says : Just like a ridiculous campaign of scare was introduced against The Voice? Whingers always gonna whinge, ya know..>> <<@MarkHines-p8d says : The wealthy who are pushing the renewables crusade have probably got shares in the renewables companies or own their own.>> <<@MohamudAbdullahi-o5f says : Ok I'll be good boy ☺️>> <<@ricky6864 says : Albo and co.. all proven liars>> <<@rogermckinnon5738 says : Trust the Teals 😂. People need to remember that it was the Teals and the Greens who gave Labor their votes, putting them into power.>> <<@knight2425 says : When you can’t tell like truth like Albo can’t then you resort to lies and deception in desperation>> <<@ianenglish123 says : Can you trust an advertising executive with only an HSC and sponsored by corporate interests to provide honest facts, I dont. Thats precisely what Dean is and fools believe.>> <<@MrCaulen says : Nuclear power is very safe if regulated correctly. Use land locked bodies of water for cooling. If there is a meltdown from malpractice it will be localized easily. Nuclear energy has been alive and well in the states for decades. We need nuclear energy so we may have the funding to find cold fusion. Cold fusion will allow humans to evolve their energy requirements. Please.>> <<@whiskeygamer9402 says : 3 Eyed fish taste delicious Albo I can't get enough of it 😋😋>> <<@ianjones7740 says : It is stunning that the head of a business (Albo) totally ignores and shuns informative discussion from experts in their respective fields.>> <<@Contender-df2uj says : lets have a referendum on nuclear power in Australia>> <<@mauricejones735 says : The far left in any country and in any language always resorts to scare tactics instead of intelligent arguments... Because if they attempt intelligent arguments, they are always certain to fail... because they BS people too much in order to stay in power... Their whole argument is about environment so let see just one aspect of environment effect... A typical 1,000-megawatt nuclear facility in the United States needs a little more than 1 square mile to operate. Meanwhile, wind farms require 360 times more land area to produce the same amount of electricity and solar photovoltaic plants require 75 times more space.>> <<@user-ie8ob6vd8x says : It seems the mere suggestion of nuclear energy has increased the emissions of bulldust from the government.>> <<@awc900 says : Fear, uncertainty and doubt is all they have to offer.>> <<@SuzanneStewart-td3wz says : if Bill Gates is backing nuclear makes you wonder where the money is going>> <<@deanhays6115 says : The quickest way to get to net zero ?!???! Stuff net zero the paris accord Affordable power for all Australians is what is required>> <<@wyatthurts1729 says : Rotten fruit will fall in time>> <<@Peter-p5u8t says : Does this mean buffoon Bowen, Al-pinocchio and co will get into a frenzy of meaningless and deflectionary zingers and dad jokes?😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂cannot wait to see the back of the worstever federal excuse of a government since 1901🚪🎪🤡>> <<@henrymancini3750 says : The only future both Labor and Liberals can see is as far the next election otherwise the Liberals would have been pushing nuclear when they were in government and Labor wouldn't have jumped 100% into renewables and unwilling to lift the nuclear ban.>>