Reply #12: I guess your point would be that solar energy is affordable.

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The existence or non existence of molten salt reactors in New Jersey - and frankly there are zero fundie mystical anti-nukes who would know about molten salt science in New Jersey, since fundies couldn't care less about science - in some alternate universe apparently changes the price of solar energy as reported on the solar promotion site, www.solarbuzz.com.

http://www.eia.doe.gov/pub/international/iealf/table27.xls

Um...look Mom! Molten Salt! Look just saying the word produced a brazillion solar roofs in hydrogen Hummer land.

Oh, by the way big boy, how are those brazillion solar roofs in California coming along? Find an exajoule yet?

No?

Don't know or care what an exajoule is?

Couldn't care less?

Um, why am I not suprised.

I guess it is if everything you own is inherited from Mom and you've never held a real job in your life.

If, on the other hand, you're one of the 6.6 billion people not living on Mom's dime, solar energy is just a toy that consumerist brats use in a talimanic way to cover up their moral vapidity.

It's amazing how many yuppie brats hang out here saying that solar energy is affordable.

There was one really, really, really, really, really mindless consumerist brat here not so long ago that announced for everyone that the Maine Solar House was "affordable" because it "only" cost $400,000 to build.