Except in this case we have the light bulb already in nuclear reactors.
It's like if Edison threw out the first light bulb that worked because it felt hot to the touch.
It's like if Edison threw out the first light bulb that worked because it felt hot to the touch.
At best, nuclear power is unwieldy, hard to calculate, needs a vast, highly specialized infrastructure and workforce and leaves you with radioactive waste with no solution realized as of yet. At worst, "impossible" accidents happen, people shoot at your reactor, nation states devolve and use the fuel for dirty bombs, somebody tries to blow the reactor up on purpose...