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1:04:11Now PlayingIn Today's episode of "Moment of Truth," Nick sits down with Isaiah Taylor, Founder of Valar Atomics and longtime software engineer, to discuss the future of nuclear energy, why misperception and over regulation hinders nuclear energy production, the China threat with AI and robotics, and how cheap and efficient energy is key to the robotics revolution and global power politics.
#Nuclear #Energy #Economics #History #USA #Government
Isaiah Taylor is Founder of Valar Atomics, a nuclear energy start-up seeking to drastically reduce energy costs in the United States through the synthesis of nuclear energy and hydrocarbon production. He is a self-taught software engineer who upon being offered a fulltime gig dropped out of high school at age 16 to code fulltime. Before starting companies, the first of which he created at age 17, Isaiah worked in software for the U.S. Department of Defense, private defense and aerospace firms, and most recently the world's largest hedge fund. Isaiah lives in Moscow, Idaho with his wife and three kids.
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