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Ah, no. NO scientist is qualified to make claims about what can be ENGINEERED "at scale". ANYTIME you see a scientist or research lab or academic lab make suc
by xyzzy21 5y ago
Ah, no.
NO scientist is qualified to make claims about what can be ENGINEERED "at scale". ANYTIME you see a scientist or research lab or academic lab make such a claim, the first truth and first thought should be "Bullshit!"
There is the "20 year rule" which says there's a MINIMUM 20 year delay between a laboratory demonstration (which this is) and any chance of economic viability. That's how long it takes ENGINEERS to validate the claims of lab discovers of scientists and actually engineer a viable technology.
And even then: the failure rate on exiting this 20-year pipeline (which must be funded the entire 20 years or more) is still 95%; most ideas do NOT SUCCEED.
- spockz 5y agoThe solution is simple. Embed engineers with the scientists. Just like we embedded business, ops, and security roles in our Dev teams.