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sure. arthel: i understand what you re saying. that s a whole other argument and well-made point, but i don t have time for that right now, so i m going to stick to this, and i wanted to mention this. if electric grids have become the focus of, thus vulnerable to attacks, is there an argument for solar-powered grids to provide protection from attacks, domestic or foreign? well, the grid goes down, it doesn t really matter what kind of electrons are going through it. we need reliable power for our grids for a lot of reasons. we can use small scale nuclear technology that s on the shelf today to develop a nuclear, to develop and distribute electrical systems around the u.s. to where we re not moving energy all across the continent as much as we are now of. we can create redun the dancy in the scalability we need, and we can turn the switch on a lot of the nuclear plants we have already as well as have wind and solar. but wind and solar are not going to give us the grid security and

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