Nucular Hydrogen Economy
Mark Baard writes "The hydrogen economy will at least in part be based on nukes. The DOE will build a pilot high-temperature, gas-cooled reactor (HTGR), which theoretically can co-generate electricity and hydrogen, side by side, inside a cheap modular unit."
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA. Is this a joke piece, seriously, I want to know!?!?!?!
Huh? hooked on sounding out imaginary words are we?
If you can't pronounce it, you probably shouldn't be building it;-)
If brevity is the soul of wit, then how does one explain Twitter?
Do you mean NUCLEAR ?
Just because George Bush Jr. pronounces it "nucular" doesn't mean that is how it is spelled.
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Our answer to grammar nazis:
Going Nucular - http://www-csli.stanford.edu/~nunberg/nucular.htm
While I'm not surprised that this got posted to slashdot with such a glaringly obvious misspelling, I am a bit surprised that the linked article makes the same mistake. Not that the Village Voice is necessarily the greatest reference in the world, but they do have a reputation for being literate. The article even gets it right throughout the text, but the headline reads like it was written by my 4 year old nephew. It's not like they would even need a spellchecker to notice it, not only does it stick out like a sore thumb on it's own, the word appears correctly throughout the article - how much more obvious could it be?
At first I was surprised that the slashdot crew hadn't fixed this yet, but maybe they hit the link, saw the same spelling in the VV title, and decided it was right?
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