Serious questions for people not looking to play political whack-a-mole and slapping people around online.

I haven’t taken the time to research - but is the “solar overtaking nuclear” because of the dramatic increase in solar farms? Or primarily from the increase of tech? I imagine an mix of both, but the quantity increase seems to be significant.

Are nuclear plants as efficient as they can be? Or are most of plants decades old with problems from aging?

Can the rise of solar be more person to person investment? Or is it’s increase mostly from huge cap ex from people wanting to own and charge for the energy? Nuke is obviously a huge expense begining to end.

It isn’t about looking “tough” or “cool”. It is about not sticking out like a sore thumb.

Most cars in the US are civics, mid size trucks, and family vehicles.

That thing looks like it came out of a gumball machine.