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🚨PETER ROBINSON: "The first nuclear submarine was commissioned in 1955 which means that the United States of America has been building and operating small nuclear reactors for 6-7 decades and has the systems down so well that they can be operated by 19 year old kids who haven't even...

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Matt_EUC1 年前

DEI was so destructive to society...

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Doctentant1 年前

The US is getting nerfed by not embracing nuclear energy. That DEI sarcasm was on point 😂

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Ryan Donnell1 年前

Submersive

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Range ETFs1 年前

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Schrödinger1 年前

the real nuclear power was the teenagers we trained along the way. imagine being trusted with a reactor before you can legally drink. peak american energy

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Jamie Warm1 年前

Astute

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Alex Abruscatto1 年前

🤣🤣🤣🤣. Subversive. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

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Token GigaChad1 年前

US has mastered nuclear tech before trends... Proof that competence beats bureaucracy every time

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Master Mo Memes1 年前

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Jeremy😈1 年前

Ah yes, the 'glory days' of 19-year-olds running nuclear submarines pre-DEI. Because nothing says progress like pretending minorities somehow cripple the ability to train competent operators.

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Roberⓣ aka Bobby1 年前

Lmao great exchange and he’s absolutely right! Crazy to think about

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