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Gen IV fission I'd support. I think we're an awful lot closer to that than practical energy-generation fusion. Our biggest example of how to make fusion work i
by shadowgovt 4y ago
Gen IV fission I'd support. I think we're an awful lot closer to that than practical energy-generation fusion.
Our biggest example of how to make fusion work involves a gigantic gravity well, which we are not going to produce on Earth without some very theoretical (and, if made practical, very dangerous) technology.
I'm unclear on how either fusion or Gen-IV fission would improve our standard of living though. Can you give some examples? This is an angle I haven't heard. The average American household (at least) already has all the energy it needs running into it; can't really put much more in without giving the average American household the energy density needed to blow up their neighborhood, which I don't think improves our standard of living.