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This seems obviously fake, since there's no proof. Can someone steelman a good argument for why this could be feasible? Also, if you had achieved true fusion (
by learndeeply 4y ago
This seems obviously fake, since there's no proof. Can someone steelman a good argument for why this could be feasible?
Also, if you had achieved true fusion (more energy emitted than put in), wouldn't the more profitable thing to do is replace power plants? Why does it need to be portable?
- hn_throwaway_99 4y agoI mean, a fool and his money are soon parted. This is so obviously either an outright scam or just otherwise not what it claims to be. If you could truly get "fusion power you can hold in your hand", that has even a decent amount of power output above input, you would basically solve 95% of the problems of humanity. In that case, I'd expect something a little more momentous than a brochureware website.
- colechristensen 4y agoIf you actually had a fusion device that could be carried around in a suitcase, you wouldn't need to make claims about it, you could just show it. It's like the monthly new cure for cancer. It's not even a "scam", just yawn. Show me some produced energy or even output anywhere close to input. If you had that you'd change the world and wouldn't need to sell it.