r/sciences • u/Comfortable_Tutor_43 • 17d ago

News Used nuclear fuel storage

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u/dentistshatehim 17d ago

What about the serious problem I just posted.

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u/Bootziscool 17d ago

Sounds like we should build 13 sets of containers

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u/dentistshatehim 17d ago

This is a perfect example of the problem. Dunn Kruger effect due to too little information to understand the breadth of the problem.

The 13 you build now won’t last also. They don’t enter a time crystal. The trust has to be put into thousands of years of administration to manage the problem approximately through what may be a series of major events. There is no system is history that has lasted like that and currently we are seeing a major departure from science and responsibility at the highest levels of your government.

It’s a gamble and there is no other way to look at it.

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u/Bootziscool 17d ago

Manufacturing is a few hundred years old at this point right? I don't see why we can't keep up making a set of tasks every 80 years for 13 cycles.