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Environment & Energy

Tetrachloride

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3. Totally agree on environmental analysis and computation.

Reply to NNadir (Reply #2)

Sat Oct 11, 2025, 12:22 PM

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Protein folding -- I note that AI has apparently made big strides there. (I recall reading something on this in the past.). (Just throwing this out there. protein folding could even overlap with environmental issues.)

Meanwhile, back to entertainment and data centers. I'd like to know the volume of data in entertainment vs. science.

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Al Gore Comes Around on Nuclear Energy. [View all] NNadir Saturday OP

I don't buy the surging electrical demand automatically mean that electrical conservation is worth exploring Tetrachloride Saturday #1

I think there is some selective attention here. Computational systems are very important to scientific discovery. NNadir Saturday #2

Totally agree on environmental analysis and computation. Tetrachloride Saturday #3