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Considering we don't have any way of currently producing an energy positive fusion reactor that can sustain a reaction, he's not wrong... but it is comparing a
by eightysixfour 9y ago
Considering we don't have any way of currently producing an energy positive fusion reactor that can sustain a reaction, he's not wrong... but it is comparing a proven technology to one that, despite the hype, is still in its infancy. Fusion has a lot of benefits should we ever engineer a reactor successfully.
- euyyn 9y agoYeah I'd be baffled if someone compared the cost and portability of classical vs quantum computers.