Sure, by the "it hasn't been demonstrated to not work" standard the whole field should generate cheap electricity tomorrow. Just that it's so unimaginably, fien

Sure, by the "it hasn't been demonstrated to not work" standard the whole field should generate cheap electricity tomorrow. Just that it's so unimaginably, fiendishly hard to make it work, perhaps the most challenging technical problem in history. It might never work, for interesting values of never. My point was that fueling is in itself a very difficult and complex problem that has yet to be solved, far from the "it runs on seawater" popular tropes.