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No. It would cost far, far more to extract useful energy from fusion than using well-understood renewables. And, we control plenty of energy. The project is to
by ncmncm 4y ago
No. It would cost far, far more to extract useful energy from fusion than using well-understood renewables.
And, we control plenty of energy. The project is to concentrate it in one spot.
- waqf 4y agoWhat is meant by "solving fusion" if not making fusion an economically viable source of power? And I didn't mean to suggest that available energy was the limitation on building LHC++, but rather that available economic surplus was.
- ncmncm 4y agoIn that case, fusion will never be solved, and any money spent toward that goal is money wasted.