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Given that there are zero experiences with burying nuclear waste for a million years, your easy solution is very much at best hypothetical.
Eh, the maths have shown that burying will work fine.
Your maths:
Where are the actual experiences with it? The physics also show that such a reactor is possible. If numbers on paper are good enough for burying, they are good enough for that reactor to actually get rid of the waste.
Look, we are both trying to solve the waste issue, why are you treating me like an enemy?