Yes you are of course correct about the failure rate of nuclear power plants. The problem is that when they do fail, the results are dire indeed. Think of Chernobyl if Fukushima doesn't make you a little queasy about going nuclear. Then again there's the waste problem. Have you figured that out yet? Remember,…

Nuclear power? Really? Is it possible you haven't heard of Fukushima? Pascal's idea was to make a reasonable wager irrespective of whether or not you had faith. Your position seems overly freighted with faith alone.

Ever since the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, we've been dumping carbon into the atmosphere. And ever since that time, global temperatures have been gradually increasing. This lends support to the hyposthesis that this is caused at least in part by human activities. This much is no longer controversial.

Ever since the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, we've been dumping carbon into the atmosphere. And ever since that time, global temperatures have been gradually increasing. This lends support to the hyposthesis that this is caused at least in part by human activities. This much is no longer controversial.