rickmaltese

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by rickmaltese 11y ago
If any of you have considered writing a book and find you can't afford to take time off work why not crowdfund. This author started as a blogger and created a following then proceeded to collect monthly while producing 1 or 2 chapters
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Sharing a chapter a month can justify crowdfunding(patreon.com)
1 points by rickmaltese 11y ago|1 comments
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by rickmaltese 14y ago
Good review of new book about Thorium Reactors.
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Thorium: Energy cheaper than coal(thoriummsr.com)
1 points by rickmaltese 14y ago|1 comments
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by rickmaltese 14y ago
I'm the guy who posted the blog. If you were to see the blog in context you would change your point of view. The rest of the site is devoted to Thorium Molten Salt Reactors. Romney is the last person I would want to run for President. I thi
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by rickmaltese 14y ago
I never wanted an argument. I think you are using my article to show off a few of your own personal pet peeves. You are trying to squeeze my article as an example of those but I think you are trying to fit a round peg into a square hole. Th
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by rickmaltese 14y ago
The point is that shooting too high like, for example, stopping global warming, is maybe much harder to achieve than a smaller local issue in which you can be more of a player and have a better chance at affecting change.
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by rickmaltese 14y ago
More than REALLY desperate. How about seriously concerned for the well being of the planet? I guess if I were to die knowing that I helped reverse a calamity that allowed future generations to enjoy their futures rather than dwindle from di
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by rickmaltese 14y ago
Which guys? The democrats or the thorium and nuclear advocates? Would you care to elaborate?
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Saving the Earth by tackling a local issue like shutting down a coal plant.(deregulatetheatom.com)
1 points by rickmaltese 14y ago|1 comments
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Introducing a bold nuclear energy initiative to win an election?(thoriummsr.com)
1 points by rickmaltese 14y ago|9 comments