"Peak stupid" not reached?

Unlikely that there will be a peak anytime soon, with some clown dreaming up new unbelievable crap regularly, and others writing crap about the crap. All the crappers should be rounded up and put into a community called Crapville, where they can be observed and treated if there is ever a cure for stupidity.

What a nitwit Pocock is, a very small repository of received "wisdoms". You could program AI in five minutes, to reproduce all his "opinions". He's like a Sydney Teal in drag, but with a much bigger jawline.

Here's Albanese Open Borders, feeding the rich, tsunami of migration, desperate situation here-and-now for hapless Australian renters and homeless, and he plays along with the silly Housing Fund, interrogates his navel about the "impact of climate change on future generations".

Steve S

Yes: 'nitwit' fits Pocock. Unfortunately, quite a few of the posters on this article are also nitwits - or worse.

Coal, gas and battery backed renewables have priced themselves out of the market! All that remains affordable, is nuclear energy as MSR thorium. Built, owned and operated by us, not debt laden, tax avoiding, profit repatriating foreigners.

If the Chinese can do it? Why not we Aussies? Too stupid? Only at the political level/political roadblocks and rank stupidity among gormless greens, holding the labor party by the short and curlies and the nation to ransom as they seek to implement their, fantasy land, hidden agenda.
Alan B.

Coal, gas and battery backed renewables have priced themselves out of the market! All that remains affordable, is nuclear energy as MSR thorium. Built, owned and operated by us, not debt laden, tax avoiding, profit repatriating foreigners.

If the Chinese can do it? Why not we Aussies? Too stupid? Only at the political level/political roadblocks and rank stupidity among gormless greens, holding the labor party by the short and curlies and the nation to ransom as they seek to implement their, fantasy land, hidden agenda. Cant died in a cornfield over a century ago.
Alan B.

Hi Alan B,

These atomic reactors you constantly plug on the forum.Reading an article on MSR reactors, there seems to be a range of issues, known from as early as the 1970's, and so far they have not been all that successful in overcoming these associated problems. MSR nuclear reactors don't appear to be the panacea of the worlds future energy needs, but you might be of a different mind, with other evidence available. I was reading a Canadian report.

p/s, When something sounds too good to be true, its generally too good to be true. AND the easy way is most often the wrong way.