Jordan Harbinger

Or a fusion power plant somewhere in the world that's actually operating.

So it's not relevant to the discussion.

I was just curious because I know like nuclear is unbothered by the weather, solar and wind.

They're weather dependent here in California.

We always worry about that.

Hydropower is clean, too.

But it seems like there's downsides to that because you have to build a massive dam and then flood a bunch of little villages in China or whatever to make this thing.

And it's got to have tons of people working on it.

And it takes years to complete.

and you'd screw up all the ecosystems and stuff like that.

And then, man, I would imagine that a disaster at a hydro plant could be way, way worse than a nuclear disaster, really.

I mean, generally speaking, right?

Because you hear what happens if the Three Gorges Dam explodes in this big flood or this storm.

And I think I said Three Gorges.

I meant Three River Gorge in China.

We're talking like six-figure or more casualties there.

of human life and that doesn't count property, right?

Just massive, massive destruction.

That's interesting.

I have to look that up because that's something I'd never heard.