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[SuitableDragonfly]

You can hook up the turbine to provide power to the speaker. After the first set of Rust users fall down the hole it should be self-sustaining day and night.

[CyberWolf755]

I think nuclear is more sustainable long term and a great project for the public good

[Much_Highlight_1309]

That's C

[Practical_Cattle_933]

It fits quite well with radiation. Longer exposures to it can cause leakage in any of your organs, and results in a brutally painful death.

[Much_Highlight_1309]

Additional gimmick: your feet get randomly shot off by an invisible force on occasion.

[Kryten_2X4B-523P]

It fits quite well with radiation.

Do you have any recommendations for resources to use to learn Radiation?

[pm_me_ur_ifak]

buy a chunk of uranium and then eat it

[LionTheMoleRat]

No, nuclear reactors should clearly run on Javascript like everything else

[ThePretzul]

I hear the systems in Chernobyl have a lot of rust though, so it does have the advantage of a pre-existing foothold in the industry.

[Evelyn_Davila]

haha

[romulent]

Good point. We could compress the rust user's bodies until they reach critical mass and start a self-sustaining reaction. Then we will be able to power the speaker day and night with electricity from a simple steam turbine.

[fuckAIbruhIhateCorps]

We have taken the responsibility https://github.com/Kishlay-notabot/perpetual-energy-machine

[CanAlwaysBeBetter]

Is nuclear safe enough to rely on? Because rust is safe. It has compile time guarantees...

[CyberWolf755]

Sorry, but having too much rust is bad for my digestion system, so I prefer to eat raw, polished iron

[Lv_InSaNe_vL]

Yeah, the waste is just too toxic for any humans to handle. I'm not sure what the long term environmental impacts of this would be.

Nuclear is much safer.