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> It just seems a little strange to take credit for a milestone when the milestone everyone cares about is yet to be reached. (More energy out than in.) That c
by twojacobtwo 4y ago
> It just seems a little strange to take credit for a milestone when the milestone everyone cares about is yet to be reached. (More energy out than in.)
That comment/criticism is a little strange in and of itself. I would say it's the oddness or seeming petulance of the above comment that brought on boc's comment.
A silly, but illustrative analogy:
Kid: Dad, look! I scored a home-run!
Father: Who cares? Have you won the game yet? Stop celebrating until you do something that everyone cares about!
- geysersam 4y agoThere's a difference between encouraging a kid and discussing energy technology. It's entirely valid to remark that fusion still is far from viable as a source of energy.
- twojacobtwo 4y agoI agree. To explain further, my post and the included (noted silly) analogy were made with respect to explaining the aspect of sillysaurusx's post(s) that boc seemed to be criticizing.