No, nuclear power should not be considered as a source of energy but, what is done is done. Nuclear power will be considered as a source of energy and nothing can turn back time. One of the reasons nuclear power absolutely should not be an option is because all things need to be experimented with, modified, changed, redone for something to work properly. At times those things you thought would work do not and those things fail horribly. After all the math done, you still don’t know what will happen and since nuclear energy is such a new discovery there is nothing to compare it to. Scientists may say that because they’re doing it out in the middle of nowhere it’s okay but, what about those animals could the nuclear radiation cause a mutation in their cells? Could that mutation hurt us? Many people spew out hocus-pocus about the safety of nuclear power. Perhaps, the nuclear power could be perfectly fine now but, what about the generation living 200 years from now? We will never know those answers unless, we do it. At times it’s better not to know the answer.
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What would make a bigger impact than cutting off a few heads? What would make the media turn into a frenzy more than a bomb? How about make more people afraid than a school shooting? The answer to those questions is a nuclear attack. Take a lesson from America when they bombed Hiroshima and Nagasaki, they ended a war. Could a nuclear attack in the hands of a wrong person, start a war? Of course, it could. As many well know all centralized power generation sources are under threat yet, I doubt they hold the same fear as an atomic bomb. Remember, a scientist is just a man and what comes with a man is a weakness. With the right incentive anybody can crack and spill out all the secrets. Breaches of security have happened and will continue to happen. Could one of those hackers find a way to get information about nuclear
What would make a bigger impact than cutting off a few heads? What would make the media turn into a frenzy more than a bomb? How about make more people afraid than a school shooting? The answer to those questions is a nuclear attack. Take a lesson from America when they bombed Hiroshima and Nagasaki, they ended a war. Could a nuclear attack in the hands of a wrong person, start a war? Of course, it could. As many well know all centralized power generation sources are under threat yet, I doubt they hold the same fear as an atomic bomb. Remember, a scientist is just a man and what comes with a man is a weakness. With the right incentive anybody can crack and spill out all the secrets. Breaches of security have happened and will continue to happen. Could one of those hackers find a way to get information about nuclear