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That's quite like you know what said is very very important because you don't know what those people who have offered to give you everything and also take all the sheets like it's its imagination if I may say somehow some people just come and make bogus promises.
I wonder like some holes may have been installed in some of those things that may not be visible so training once people if I may say once it is in like any country that want to embark on a nuclear project there is no second to that it's it's no brain you just have to do it if you want to sustainable nuclear program so I quite agree with you on that and.
I'm looking at US that has 20% of its electricity coming from nuclear I wonder what the future is about it considering that it's coming out with different advanced nuclear plants and some constructions are being delayed.
I wonder like what lesson or what example are you showing to other parts of the world and your potential customers in the future and what's how can we avoid such if you have any.
Yeah so so so I'd say a couple things I mean I'm clearly we're at an inflection point in the US where some of our older plants are getting to the end of their life.
But I think what's nice is that we are creating advanced nuclear products that give us a potential for a different looking future.
During this time period the US actually we slowed down a lot and so we lost skill in building very large reactor projects and and to a certain extent we're sort of reimagining our future now so to me the lessons learned are you need to have sort of a consistent approach to develop it.
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You can lose your skill set right if you don't exercise it.
Yeah that I like the smaller reactors is because you potentially build more of them you get good you learn by doing you improve performance in a way that you might not be able to advance with the very large plants.
The other mistake I think we made in the US was we custom designed almost every big plant in the early years unlike France which built multiple copies of the same one and learned a lot from it.
Yeah we weren't we weren't great about learning from doing in our first first generation deployment.
That's very interesting.
Professor I sincerely appreciate the time with you.
You are the professor from the number one nuclear engineering graduate program in the world and it's a very big privilege for me to have you.
I consider you a very honorable catch and I sincerely appreciate the time and your honor to the invitation to feature on this podcast.
I hope we can have some time with you more in the future when the need arises.
Yeah thanks for inviting me and I'm glad to talk to you in the future and yeah I hope your podcast keeps growing.
I'm looking forward to you being a famous podcast person.
And then you will be the mentor of that famous podcast.
There you go.
Thank you so much.
I sincerely appreciate the time with you.
Thanks.
Any last word for our audience although you've given a lot of them but maybe just one more.
No just follow your passions work hard.
Thank you very much Professor Todd sincerely appreciate.
Thank you.
Have a good day.
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