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Janna · Guest

The Carnot limit is an idealized perfect heat to energy transfer process. It is only used as a basis for comparison and efficiency determination.
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Masood Ahmed Toor · Guest

“Ehhh, I wouldn't trust a wild anaconda, or, pretty much, any anaconda for that matter around my neck & it roaming around freely. Not that I don't like anacondas, I think they're amazing snakes. I've just known too many to be far too aggressive. I'll agree with the first guy somewhat knew what he was doing. And I know he's most likely NOT a herpetologist, but he shouldn't have just tossed it back into the brush like he did. I feel it gives that field of science a bad name.

Staudel · Guest

Perhaps because I never replied to Darth's comment, only viol999s?.
When government money comes into play, you have to have a better argument than "let me do whatever I want with your money"!

Stanzo · Guest

i'm usually a very savvy guy (i'm a lawyer who's very tech literate) but even i got screwed recently.i got a check that said HSBC (my credit card company) on it, and i thought it was my cashback rebates check. i deposited it, but it was actually a check from a shady company HSBC partners with that signs me up for a retarded service if you cash it. so i cashed it, and they slowly took money from my account for their "service" for many months before i realized it an kicked up a fuss.?
whats horrible is that everyone thinks those cities saw the most destruction. When the fire bombing of other cities was overall more destructive... and less pleasant.

NEINAST · Guest

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Andrijana · Guest

Generic cutesy comment with mis-spelled words because there is a cat.

Nutt · Guest

Not to mention that Three Mile Island's reactors were designed in the late 60's. Three Mile Island's facility had two reactors. The infamous accident was with Reactor 2. Reactor 1 is still running today. Yes, Three Mile Island is still running and producing electrical power today.I just have to ask, are you another one of those anti-tech morons? You know, like the ones that say the Manned Space program is just shoveling money into a rocket and shooting into space, or think that people shouldn't be risked in Manned Space? Or that the costs in building and repairing the LHC stole food from the mouths of half the children in the third world?Why is nuclear power bad? Because thirty-five years ago a movie told you it was. Helpful hint: Believe it or not, technology has progressed since the late 60's. Really. Nuclear reactor designs today are safer, cleaner and more efficient than most people believe. Solar is great, but the Sun doesn't always shine. Wind is great, but the wind doesn't always blow. We need to get rid of nasty dirty coal plants that produce more toxic substances than any nuclear plant currently running. If America is going to switch over from gas to electric for automobiles, then America needs to drastically increase the amount of available power in the grid. The grid needs to be overhauled anyway, but the amount of power pumping into it is not enough. Nuclear energy is the best solution to providing consistent clean cheap energy. Putting your fingers in your ears, closing your eyes, chanting "Hell no, we won't glow" because of poorly informed opinions based on something that happened almost 35 years ago is just stupid.

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