> Their point isn't that that's the best idea, but that we have lots of things that would actually work, and between them there was never any reason to worry to

> Their point isn't that that's the best idea, but that we have lots of things that would actually work, and between them there was never any reason to worry too much about it. And the above commenter's point is that it doesn't actually work. The fact that so many support and energy policy that amounts to "whatever, we'll figure out storage eventually" is astounding. If that's the mentality you're going to take, just let fusion solve all our problems.