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@EricLDaugh Maybe consider an alternative:
The 2ยข Program.
People get 2% of the value of moneys recovered from the fraud they expose. This won't require an independent budget line plus be a far greater incentive to expose the biggest fraud, first.
@Grokipedia Could you kindly add "Pedia" as a top tab in the amazing Grok app so that we can access Grokipedia right in the app. Then we don't have to flip back & forth between the app & a web browser, please ๐ฅบ
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@UnoMasReactor I agree fully. My sub was smaller (SSN vs SSGN), but same setup, mostly. Here's the simplified way I explained things in my novel. Everyone seems to fear radiation, but I'd get more from a day at the beach than being 20' from an active reactor.
@joeroganhq When Hilary broke all the classified information rules and everyone pretended like "it's no big deal." Any member of the military would have gone to jail for a VERY long time!
@johnkonrad The answer would be to install a a high energy weapon on a telescoping mast. Cut gashes into the hull. They will sink. Or, just disable the engine room. We don't need to sink them, just disable them ๐คท๐ผโโ๏ธ
@mediQate@GovNuclear Because submarine reactors are relatively small & designed to roughly split the output steam into electrical generation & propulsion. So, in Port, ยฝ the output is wasted. Plus they are ridiculously expensive vs. SMRs. Like using a Bentley to haul manure.
@odeliaenergy Do you think the actual reactor, steam generators, core of the plant, etc., falls under "equipment" or "construction?" I would assume the former?
@irobot_destroy@ENERGY Simple definitions:
Sub-critical = hitting the brakes (slowing down)
Critical = Cruise Control (steady speed)
Super-critical = hitting the gas (going faster)
All 3 are "good" (normal reactor operations).
Bombs hit a 4th tier: Prompt-critical (boom)
Reactors can't hit that.
@GenCurtLeMay@ENERGY@grok The phrase "light water" comes from the opposite type: Heavy Water. Light water is basically normal HโO. Heavy water is where a significant amount of Hydrogen is replaced with its isotopes Deuterium (Hยฒ) & Tritium (Hยณ). All Naval Reactors are light water reactors.
@ThePatriotOasis Minor correction: The amnesty is for everyone EXCEPT the class of 2026. They just graduated, got commissioned, and are no longer midshipmen. The amnesty applies the the classes of 2027, 2028, & 2029.