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> > If uBeam can deliver that amount of power to a phone with reasonable efficiency, reception, and electronic management, then their system does not violate t
by johncolanduoni 11y ago
> > If uBeam can deliver that amount of power to a phone with
reasonable efficiency, reception, and electronic management, then their system does not violate the laws of physics.
> While he can’t vouch that the technology does work, he concludes that given the specs, it’s not infeasible. It will just be very tough to execute.
No, he concluded that he cannot rule out that it's feasible, not that it is feasible and is now just a matter of time. Works if you could just do "X" applies to a whole lot of ultimately infeasible technologies.
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- jacquesm 11y agoThat's almost straight from Douglas Adams. 'If it is virtually impossible that means it must be possible...' or something to that effect.