@danny35230837 @evol024 @moment_mirthful @LauraLoomer The difference being that one is giving an opinion whilst the other is meant to be answerable to the people, the first doesn't carry the burden of the second
@pazzazaz @_Unima_ @AlboMP An upward trend in inflation is somewhat unique to Australia at this point, freight driving inflation should impact globally surely? Maybe the RBA has some work to do and maybe, definately, the Gov should cut back on spending
@JohnAll50690792@ab_cd_goldfish@OMGTheMess The politics of it is where much of the problem is, most voicing an opinion know SFA about the subject and only parrot what their political hero says who probably knows half of SFA
@JohnAll50690792@ab_cd_goldfish@OMGTheMess There's the problem, who determines if it makes sense, our leaders with their stellar track record of governance? Obviously it will be them but the conversation will mostly be irrational with periods of hysterics should Dutton get in, no way we will have a mature debate
@Jsplice1@SandyXiaotong 60 reactors under construction, a further 110 planned, 30 countries investigating the possibility of beginning a nuclear program, the number of reactors in service over the past 20 years is down only slightly, yet "the world is transitioning away from it"?
@PopCorby @Live_the_Dream8 mix, not the sole source of energy, what consequences will there be to our economy, we could be making a big mistake, I personally don't trust the process to politicians pushing a partisan narrative
@PopCorby @Live_the_Dream8 You could argue that to ignore another energy source we have in abundance is also lunacy, how much uranium does Australia have access to? If it turns out that nearly every other developed nation is correct and we are wrong in the sense that renewables are part of the energy
@PopCorby @Live_the_Dream8 Agreed, scaremongering and ignorance will make sure Australia is no more advanced than most emerging nations, nuclear no chance