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Hint 1: Nobody working on something isn't solved by not spending money on it. Hint 2: We should invest heavily in solar; they aren't exclusive. I am a massive,
by ajdegol 4y ago
Hint 1: Nobody working on something isn't solved by not spending money on it.
Hint 2: We should invest heavily in solar; they aren't exclusive. I am a massive, massive fan of solar, and tidal, and hydro, and wind.
Hint 3: ITER was never intended to be a power plant. This is a hacker forum, one assumes you know about iteration.
Hint 4: That's an untested assertion which I would dispute, and the cost will come down with more research and experience.
Also, I'm taking exception with you regarding the cost. This is pittance for humanity to spend.
- ncmncm 4y agoYou do not seem to grasp the gravity of the current climate crisis. Fooling with fusion now is like trying to call a car dealer at midnight in a storm when you have crashed your car into a tree.
- ajdegol 4y agoYou have me completely opposite. I have been vegan 7 years and have worked in environmental science for 10. Yes to solar and renewables, that's a no-brainer. Arguing against fusion because of that is not even a straw man. They are not mutually exclusive, and you are thinking too short term.