I said the magnets are not the only obstacle or complex technology. They're not even the major obstacle or expense. But to touche your point, if ambient superc

I said the magnets are not the only obstacle or complex technology. They're not even the major obstacle or expense. But to touche your point, if ambient superconductors, then long distance transmission from remote solar panels, apparently. There's just no way fusion is ever going to compete economically as mainstream energy, with ever cheaper solar (and wind, tide, etc), geothermal, and improved fission, at least with the current high-temperature plasma-confinement, and especially D-T, 'chemistry'