They'd have to get it pretty low, saudis state run oil company has a fuuuucktonne of oil last they went public

If they wanted to they could drop it to compete

No worries, i'm an capitalist. But with fair labor

And the Saudis have a vested interest in keeping the world sticking their oily dicks.

Why dont we just build light water nuclear reactors? That would solve our power generation issues for centuries.

I don't think you get the point, without electricity there is no communication, no gas, no oil, nothing

@virgil_32 A lot of people confuse the specifics of laissez-faire capitalism with a touch more regulated version meant to prevent the inevitability of oligarchy or monopoly.

And no water

@Rhunespire fear mongering

@Xychotic Nice, din't know that one

The best argument is "nuclear is spoopy"

Yeah true. Sad that people dont know that light water reactors can't meltdown

Ever.

But "nucular!"

I bring up nuclear power every time I have this argument irl

I do, too.

<:tard:480186130105630730> everyone will cancer

Safe, clean, cheap

I'm rather partial to our unstable isotope overlords.

But, I'm fairly certain it's what the zionist jewish banker socialist globalist want.

@Xychotic There is a difference between fission and fusion reactors

(((Those))) guys

The most unhappy mean seem to be married men.

Someone tell fox

Fission is the best bet we have atm until we can reliably keep fusion going longer than a few seconds.

Ohh what if

And that's where our money should be going instead of wind turbines

What if accient civilizations had beter technogies then us 😂

Wind is unsustainable and expensive

@Rhunespire As far as I know fission reactors is not possible ... yet

Like crazy alien tech

Anytime someone says wind is the answer I know they arnt serious

Plus is kills birds

@Baron Doom our current generation working prototypes seem promising

@Rhunespire I hope it will work, it would change things

The only reason we dont have fusion now is the oil companies.

Probably true

We could have had fusion as early as the 80s

I'm sure they're the reason we're behind on quite a few alternate energy sources

I think so too @Whats gay anymore

Notice they're not too worried about wind/solar