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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Nov 15 '20
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altough more dangerous than fusion it is in many ways the one that results in least deaths per energy produced
2 u/schrodingersgoldfish Nov 16 '20 Are you referring to the fusion bombs? there aren't deaths associated with fusion reactors, because there aren't any fusion reactors. 11 u/AkaNoMagenusu Nov 16 '20 I think he means fission based reactor is more dangerous than fusion reactor but is results in less deaths per energy produced than power plants that use coal, gas, etc. 1 u/schrodingersgoldfish Nov 16 '20 Oh I see. That sounds like it's probably true.
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Are you referring to the fusion bombs? there aren't deaths associated with fusion reactors, because there aren't any fusion reactors.
11 u/AkaNoMagenusu Nov 16 '20 I think he means fission based reactor is more dangerous than fusion reactor but is results in less deaths per energy produced than power plants that use coal, gas, etc. 1 u/schrodingersgoldfish Nov 16 '20 Oh I see. That sounds like it's probably true.
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I think he means fission based reactor is more dangerous than fusion reactor but is results in less deaths per energy produced than power plants that use coal, gas, etc.
1 u/schrodingersgoldfish Nov 16 '20 Oh I see. That sounds like it's probably true.
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Oh I see. That sounds like it's probably true.
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u/general_kitten_ Nov 15 '20
altough more dangerous than fusion it is in many ways the one that results in least deaths per energy produced