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Ah, those April 1 jokes. Don't fall for them. Of course it did develop trust. It is the future of space propulsion.

• rurban 6y ago
  Oh, bad timing. Tajmar worked 4 years to verify the results. But now quacks can blame April 1. Look at the dates: the conference papers were published march 17-19. The interview was march 21. Ion drives are the future, but hopefully gravitational drives. Otherwise we will not get far
  • Andrew_nenakhov 6y ago
    Shhh, stop ruining my joke!
• Chris2048 6y ago
  What is the likelihood that these drives do work and the team just want a head start on development?
  • 127 6y ago
    What is the likelihood that I win the lottery every week for a year straight?
    • Chris2048 6y ago
      How is that relevant?
      • krageon 6y ago
        Both of those hypotheticals don't really make sense.
        • Chris2048 6y ago
          Why? Are incentives not a thing?
  • majewsky 6y ago
    University professors are almost never the ones making the big money from a new discovery, so it wouldn't make sense for this guy to put his reputation on the line for a few bucks.
• qayxc 6y ago
  Too bad the article dates two weeks back :D