top | item 21869212 (no title) faissaloo | 6 years ago It doesn't matter whether it's unlimited or not if it's practically free. Do you know how many manufacturing processes could become practical and how much research could be done given inexpensive energy? discuss order hn newest pfdietz|6 years ago Fusion energy is not going to be "practically free". It would almost certainly be more expensive than other alternatives we already have.The notion that fusion is a wonderful wet dream technology is a meme that just won't die, even though it has no basis in anything real. de_watcher|6 years ago Less FUD more numbers maybe to dispel the myth? load replies (1) faissaloo|6 years ago It might be expensive in the short term but I can't see a case for that continuing long term.
pfdietz|6 years ago Fusion energy is not going to be "practically free". It would almost certainly be more expensive than other alternatives we already have.The notion that fusion is a wonderful wet dream technology is a meme that just won't die, even though it has no basis in anything real. de_watcher|6 years ago Less FUD more numbers maybe to dispel the myth? load replies (1) faissaloo|6 years ago It might be expensive in the short term but I can't see a case for that continuing long term.
faissaloo|6 years ago It might be expensive in the short term but I can't see a case for that continuing long term.
pfdietz|6 years ago
The notion that fusion is a wonderful wet dream technology is a meme that just won't die, even though it has no basis in anything real.
de_watcher|6 years ago
faissaloo|6 years ago