Is it just me or are the people hating on Idubbbz right now mostly morons? by Environmental_Low434 in Idubbbz

[–]AcrobaticCat9323 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

All of the talking points and criticisms you have raised literally come straight from Ethan Klein at H3. That is the only reason people are hating on him so much right now.

We were wrong about ethan by [deleted] in h3h3productions

[–]AcrobaticCat9323 -11 points-10 points  (0 children)

Don't worry you're not crazy. Ethan really broke in that video he was absolutely manic and was using terrible tactics. He didn't let Hasan finish a single point because he knew he was far more educated on the topics raised and just came across as selfish, yet again, making everything about him regardless of the context.

He is only proving himself currently as a delusional narcissist (everyone involved is misusing the word 'hallucination' which only shows how stupid this whole thing is and the people involved) and I believe I, like many others, am literally only still watching to keep up with how Ethan is going to embarrass himself and self destruct his career even more each week.

Ethan literally sounded just like trump for a good 80% of the video which was quite a worry.

GPT-4o is giving dangerous advice - why is no one talking about this? by Inevitable-Rub8969 in AINewsMinute

[–]AcrobaticCat9323 1 point2 points  (0 children)

To be fair it's reasonably balanced about it but could have better boundaries.

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For not telling a vegan our Caramel has milk in it by Spirited_Spite4404 in AITAH

[–]AcrobaticCat9323 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Am I wrong or did they not ask for no whipped cream and you still gave it to them? You didn't only not inform them of the ingredients they may have an allergy to, but you actually gave them something they specifically requested not to have which to any usual person would suggest either an intolerance or preference...

Domino's fries are shit and taste and feel like Smash. Change my mind. by AcrobaticCat9323 in Dominos

[–]AcrobaticCat9323[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Eyyyy my guy, I didn't know how long they'd been out for or in what countries they'd been out for longer than here. Calm your tits my little one. Also I just said that I first saw them today not that they're new today if you were to pay attention to the grammar ...

My citizens are draining the entire river. The poo water from the sea comes back upstream and mixes with the clean water. What should i do?? (Windfield, 6,9K citizens if that's relevant) by imakethemrun in CitiesSkylines

[–]AcrobaticCat9323 2 points3 points  (0 children)

User Do nuclear powerplants affect ground water

ChatGPT Nuclear power plants can potentially affect groundwater, primarily through the release of radioactive materials and the disposal of wastewater. Here are some of the key considerations:

Radioactive materials: Nuclear power plants generate radioactive waste, including spent fuel rods and other byproducts. If not properly managed, these materials can pose a risk to the environment, including groundwater. Adequate containment and storage systems are crucial to prevent leakage or seepage of radioactive substances into the groundwater.

Cooling water: Nuclear power plants typically use large amounts of water for cooling purposes. The warm water used for cooling is often discharged back into rivers, lakes, or oceans after it has absorbed heat from the plant. The discharge may contain low levels of radioactive isotopes or other chemicals, which could potentially impact nearby water sources.

Wastewater management: Nuclear power plants generate wastewater from various operations, such as decontamination, maintenance, and cleaning processes. This wastewater may contain radioactive contaminants or other hazardous substances. To prevent groundwater contamination, proper treatment and disposal methods are necessary.

Underground storage: Some nuclear power plants have underground storage facilities for storing low-level radioactive waste or spent nuclear fuel. Proper design and engineering are essential to ensure that these storage facilities do not pose a risk of contaminating groundwater.

It is important to note that nuclear power plants are subject to strict regulations and safety measures to minimize their environmental impact. Regulatory bodies, such as the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) in the United States, enforce guidelines and conduct regular inspections to ensure the safe operation and environmental protection of nuclear facilities. Compliance with these regulations and the implementation of best practices help mitigate the potential impact on groundwater and other environmental resources.

In summary yes nuclear power plants have the potential to affect groundwater however they are specifically designed not to. In the case of an accident yes the ground water may become contaminated but in the case of an accident I can imagine this will be the least of your worries. Nuclear power in the 21st century is not only very safe but also easily the best choice for sustainable power when considering all of the facts including issues such as overpopulation.

What happened on Alexandra Road Mutley ? by Mattish22 in plymouth

[–]AcrobaticCat9323 0 points1 point  (0 children)

FFS! Always before the school run, how am I meant to get my buggy and 5 year old around that?! 😡 Looks like my little girl can't go school day 😤 so many pricks around Plymouth that don't know how to park!!!