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There's still more risk than you'd be lead to believe. (1) There could always be unknown-unknowns related to stability or confinement with a self-heating plasm
by lambdatronics 6y ago
There's still more risk than you'd be lead to believe.
(1) There could always be unknown-unknowns related to stability or confinement with a self-heating plasma. ITER is still a science experiment.
(2) The disruption problem hasn't be solved. There's an attitude of "it'll get solved because we need it to get solved."
You hit the nail on the head with the economics issue, though.