> If they were even a little bit serious about ever getting power out, they would not be starving everything except hot-neutron fusion. > Actions speak louder

> If they were even a little bit serious about ever getting power out, they would not be starving everything except hot-neutron fusion. > Actions speak louder than words. Their actions are deafeningly clear. Yes, their actions are pumping money into it, and dismiss that without a source by saying they are doing so “simply to create jobs”, which is an absurd idea when they could have created those jobs with other research. They are pumping money into it because they hope it will bear fruit. > We already have a solution to all energy problems for the foreseeable future: the cheapest ever devised, with costs still plummeting. All we need is to build it out. Building it out slower delays the full solution, in exact proportion. No we do not, wind and solar can not currently supply entire countries, even on a theoretical level, the way a single fusion reactor could theoretically supply an entire country from a bucket of sea water per year.