Paul Mecurio

in our ever quest for capitalism and to market anything that we can that this these SMRs become so small that literally they'll be marketed as you could have your own nuclear reactor in your house right like I could see a day your own power generator that's the whole fusion Mr. Fusion but that's like gives a whole new meaning to nuking leftovers is that the limit of this you're gonna literally nuke leftovers and here's and here's an example in 1968 the movie 2001 came out imagining the world

in our ever quest for capitalism and to market anything that we can that this these SMRs become so small that literally they'll be marketed as you could have your own nuclear reactor in your house right like I could see a day your own power generator that's the whole fusion Mr. Fusion but that's like gives a whole new meaning to nuking leftovers is that the limit of this you're gonna literally nuke leftovers and here's and here's an example in 1968 the movie 2001 came out imagining the world

And this is exactly, and Gary referenced it in comparison to smartphone development. It could get, these reactors could get so small.

And this is exactly, and Gary referenced it in comparison to smartphone development. It could get, these reactors could get so small.

I want to go to a picnic and show off and go, anybody want a smoothie? Here we go. I'm going to power it with my nuclear miniaturized... That seems like an overkill, but... You could just shake them. No, it's a damn good smoothie. Not the way I make it. With energy powder, strawberries, bananas.

I want to go to a picnic and show off and go, anybody want a smoothie? Here we go. I'm going to power it with my nuclear miniaturized... That seems like an overkill, but... You could just shake them. No, it's a damn good smoothie. Not the way I make it. With energy powder, strawberries, bananas.

I just want one in my basement. I want to be able to go to a party and say, just get a nuclear reactor in my basement.

I just want one in my basement. I want to be able to go to a party and say, just get a nuclear reactor in my basement.

You just want to be the first one on the block with a nuclear power reactor. The guy's just looking at you like, what? And then walks out.

You just want to be the first one on the block with a nuclear power reactor. The guy's just looking at you like, what? And then walks out.

You seem like you'd be great at it. You're very relatable. You make it understandable for somebody that doesn't know the world. I could borrow a few jokes, though. I don't think they're laughing enough. 50 bucks a joke. You're in. And I want to go in your bunker when the whole place melts down from nuclear. I know you got the best bunker. I know you do.

You seem like you'd be great at it. You're very relatable. You make it understandable for somebody that doesn't know the world. I could borrow a few jokes, though. I don't think they're laughing enough. 50 bucks a joke. You're in. And I want to go in your bunker when the whole place melts down from nuclear. I know you got the best bunker. I know you do.