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> And that includes Chernobyl, and uses the worst case scenario for the effects of radiation!

I know he writes that, but the numbers used aren't mentioned and not easily to research, as far as i saw. I heavily doubt that statement.

An article talking about "two failures" of nuclear plants isn't believable, there were quite a few more.

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All the benefits of solar/wind are not easy to research, as far as I saw. I heavily doubt that statement.

Can you see what I did there?

The problem is that people will start falling off those windmills. Edit: Can someone provide me with the windmill related death statistics in the US?

Not really. I think you try to shift who has to give sources for what, evading to try to disprove my articulated doubt of your citation with another source, like by citing which numbers were used.

Isn't it interesting that you are commenting on a comment __with__ sources, while providing none yourself.

After I make a tongue in cheek comment to your comment. You flail more rethoric at me, demanding sources from me (?).

You also accuse me of trying to invert the burden of proof, while like I said you haven't really offered a source.

Here is a source for you: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychological_projection

That is not what I wanted to do. Thing is: The article cited is spotty in that regard, I pointed that out (you don't need sources for that) and I didn't and still don't understand your answer to that comment of mine. I don't want to discuss meta nor personal, so that's it for me.

See It is hard to take any of your statements seriously as your reading comprehension is so bad, that you don't even notice that you are arguing with the wrong guy.

You don't know what reading comprehension means. Hint: Remembering a small username not even visible when replying to a comment deeper down in a thread has nothing to do with it.

Indeed if all you care about is hearing your own voice it doesn't really matter what you are saying or to whom you are saying it.

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