Re: Siemens Smart Chopper Electric Motorcycle

Rob Kleinschmidt wrote:
On Sep 15, 6:20 pm, "J. Clarke" <jclarke.use...@xxxxxxx> wrote:
Bob Myers wrote:

I think Rob's point was - it's not the sun or the subduction
zone that's the concern. Either would happily swallow all
of the nuclear waste we'd want to deliver to them. But
somehow, you DO have to deliver the stuff to those places with
essentially 100% safety & reliability. At the present state of the
technologies involved, I for one don't see that happening.

I don't see any problem with reliably dropping something into the
ocean. And if a container misses, so what? We have several dead
submarines on the bottom and nothing horrible has happened.

That's essentially all that you're doing though. You're
dropping stuff into the ocean where it's out of sight.

Where it's out of sight and eventually is going to be hundreds of miles deep
in the mantle.

It's dishonest to kid yourself into believing that subduction
is moving things any significant distance in the timeframes
you're interested in.

What timeframes do you believe those to be?

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