> Are you seriously now ignoring that this whole exchange has been about you claiming shipping molten salt to the other side of the world in vacuum insulated ce

> Are you seriously now ignoring that this whole exchange has been about you claiming shipping molten salt to the other side of the world in vacuum insulated ceramic coated oil tankers to make steam to turn turbines is a viable way of exporting energy? No, I still think it will be possible. Power stations will use molten salt instead of NG and CL now, and they wont have to replace all of their existing systems that convert NG and CL into electricity through steam turbines… > I've seen some disingenuous discussions, but this is something else. Yeah its something else, for some reason you are unable to comprehend the possibility of something being (or the scale of such) and chose to ascribe it to dishonesty… nothing dishonest about me thinking based on the research thats being done in many areas wrt theoretical and live systems that the above will not be possible any more so than appealing the notions something not being possible even within multiple universes (which remain firmly in the realm of untested theory)… Luckily possibilities aren't limited to such ways of thinking… nor to the work that's being done now to build toward such a future. If you want any idea of where the industry is at now, i suggest reading more [0] [0] https://www.nrel.gov/docs/fy20osti/75763.pdf https://www.nrel.gov/docs/fy20osti/75763.pdf