Google To Go Nuclear!

Exclusive: Google To Go Nuclear!

"Google has acquired a company that has created a new process for
highly efficient isotope separation, we’ve confirmed from multiple
sources. The primary use of this technology, say experts we’ve spoken
with, is uranium enrichment."

http://techcrunch.com/2010/03/31/exc...to-go-nuclear/

If you can't trust Goolgle with nukes, who can you trust?

Double-A

Double-A wrote:

Exclusive: Google To Go Nuclear!

"Google has acquired a company that has created a new process for
highly efficient isotope separation, we’ve confirmed from multiple
sources. The primary use of this technology, say experts we’ve spoken
with, is uranium enrichment."

http://techcrunch.com/2010/03/31/exc...to-go-nuclear/

If you can't trust Goolgle with nukes, who can you trust?

"whom can you trust?"

Smoke and mirrors! Said company actually pursues pionic isomer
separation. On 01 April 2010 gmail suffered a complete vowel outage,
presumably from Chinese hackers. One can readly see how access to
pionic warheads approaching a megaHartree would restore hegemonic
parity to the forces of good and light.




--
Uncle Al
http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/
(Toxic URL! Unsafe for children and most mammals)
http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/qz4.htm

On Apr 2, 9:05*am, Double-A wrote:
Exclusive: Google To Go Nuclear!

"Google has acquired a company that has created a new process for
highly efficient isotope separation, we’ve confirmed from multiple
sources. The primary use of this technology, say experts we’ve spoken
with, is uranium enrichment."

http://techcrunch.com/2010/03/31/exc...to-go-nuclear/

If you can't trust Goolgle with nukes, who can you trust?

Double-A

April Fool!

Double-A wrote:
Exclusive: Google To Go Nuclear!

"Google has acquired a company that has created a new process for
highly efficient isotope separation, we’ve confirmed from multiple
sources. The primary use of this technology, say experts we’ve spoken
with, is uranium enrichment."

http://techcrunch.com/2010/03/31/exc...to-go-nuclear/

If you can't trust Goolgle with nukes, who can you trust?

Double-A

You forgot the date: first of April.....

On Apr 1, 12:05*pm, Double-A wrote:
Exclusive: Google To Go Nuclear!

"Google has acquired a company that has created a new process for
highly efficient isotope separation, we’ve confirmed from multiple
sources. The primary use of this technology, say experts we’ve spoken
with, is uranium enrichment."

http://techcrunch.com/2010/03/31/exc...to-go-nuclear/

If you can't trust Goolgle with nukes, who can you trust?

Double-A

Considering their global energy drain of 7.5 GW, their going nuclear
is perhaps their only viable option. The future cost of hydrocarbon
derived energy is about to go LEO.

Can you afford to pay $1/kwhr?

~ BG

On Apr 1, 4:57*pm, Brad Guth wrote:
On Apr 1, 12:05*pm, Double-A wrote:

Exclusive: Google To Go Nuclear!

"Google has acquired a company that has created a new process for
highly efficient isotope separation, we’ve confirmed from multiple
sources. The primary use of this technology, say experts we’ve spoken
with, is uranium enrichment."

http://techcrunch.com/2010/03/31/exc...to-go-nuclear/

If you can't trust Goolgle with nukes, who can you trust?

Double-A

Considering their global energy drain of 7.5 GW, their going nuclear
is perhaps their only viable option. *The future cost of hydrocarbon
derived energy is about to go LEO.

Can you afford to pay $1/kwhr?

*~ BG


Isn't Bert already paying that?

Double-A

In article ,
Uncle Al wrote:

Double-A wrote:

Exclusive: Google To Go Nuclear!

"Google has acquired a company that has created a new process for
highly efficient isotope separation, we’ve confirmed from multiple
sources. The primary use of this technology, say experts we’ve spoken
with, is uranium enrichment."

http://techcrunch.com/2010/03/31/exc...to-go-nuclear/

If you can't trust Goolgle with nukes, who can you trust?

"whom can you trust?"

How about NASA:

http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap100401.html

--
Odysseus

On Apr 1, 4:54*pm, Double-A wrote:
On Apr 1, 4:57*pm, Brad Guth wrote:



On Apr 1, 12:05*pm, Double-A wrote:

Exclusive: Google To Go Nuclear!

"Google has acquired a company that has created a new process for
highly efficient isotope separation, we’ve confirmed from multiple
sources. The primary use of this technology, say experts we’ve spoken
with, is uranium enrichment."

http://techcrunch.com/2010/03/31/exc...to-go-nuclear/

If you can't trust Goolgle with nukes, who can you trust?

Double-A

Considering their global energy drain of 7.5 GW, their going nuclear
is perhaps their only viable option. *The future cost of hydrocarbon
derived energy is about to go LEO.

Can you afford to pay $1/kwhr?

*~ BG

Isn't Bert already paying that?

Double-A

I think he pays roughly a forth that much. Problem is, his old/
outdated HVAC sucks energy, and his home isn't well enough insulated,
plus keeping all that beer cold could be costing $30/month, because
you also have to AC in order to get rid of that appliance heat.

~ BG

On Apr 2, 10:05*pm, Brad Guth wrote:
On Apr 1, 4:54*pm, Double-A wrote:





On Apr 1, 4:57*pm, Brad Guth wrote:

On Apr 1, 12:05*pm, Double-A wrote:

Exclusive: Google To Go Nuclear!

"Google has acquired a company that has created a new process for
highly efficient isotope separation, we’ve confirmed from multiple
sources. The primary use of this technology, say experts we’ve spoken
with, is uranium enrichment."

http://techcrunch.com/2010/03/31/exc...to-go-nuclear/

If you can't trust Goolgle with nukes, who can you trust?

Double-A

Considering their global energy drain of 7.5 GW, their going nuclear
is perhaps their only viable option. *The future cost of hydrocarbon
derived energy is about to go LEO.

Can you afford to pay $1/kwhr?

*~ BG

Isn't Bert already paying that?

Double-A

I think he pays roughly a forth that much. *Problem is, his old/
outdated HVAC sucks energy, and his home isn't well enough insulated,
plus keeping all that beer cold could be costing $30/month, because
you also have to AC in order to get rid of that appliance heat.

*~ BG


Drinking beer cold? That must be a custom of the moneyed middle
class. I am feeling lucky these days if I can drink beer at any
temperature!

Double-A

On Apr 3, 11:35*am, Double-A wrote:
On Apr 2, 10:05*pm, Brad Guth wrote:



On Apr 1, 4:54*pm, Double-A wrote:

On Apr 1, 4:57*pm, Brad Guth wrote:

On Apr 1, 12:05*pm, Double-A wrote:

Exclusive: Google To Go Nuclear!

"Google has acquired a company that has created a new process for
highly efficient isotope separation, we’ve confirmed from multiple
sources. The primary use of this technology, say experts we’ve spoken
with, is uranium enrichment."

http://techcrunch.com/2010/03/31/exc...to-go-nuclear/

If you can't trust Goolgle with nukes, who can you trust?

Double-A

Considering their global energy drain of 7.5 GW, their going nuclear
is perhaps their only viable option. *The future cost of hydrocarbon
derived energy is about to go LEO.

Can you afford to pay $1/kwhr?

*~ BG

Isn't Bert already paying that?

Double-A

I think he pays roughly a forth that much. *Problem is, his old/
outdated HVAC sucks energy, and his home isn't well enough insulated,
plus keeping all that beer cold could be costing $30/month, because
you also have to AC in order to get rid of that appliance heat.

*~ BG

Drinking beer cold? *That must be a custom of the moneyed middle
class. *I am feeling lucky these days if I can drink beer at any
temperature!

Double-A

Home brew everything. How hard could that be?

Brad Guth, Brad_Guth, Brad.Guth, BradGuth, BG / “Guth Usenet”