Wrong.
Wrong.
Correct.
Then you wouldn't have gotten to read this thread.
'Star in a Jar' Fusion Reactor Works and Promises Infinite Energy
Dec 11, 2016
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Well somebody must think it's going to work to put money into it.
If it could be made to work it would solve our energy problems at a stroke. But even confining the plasma has proved difficult. And getting more energy out than goes in to run it even harder.
Yet they claim to have passed a major hurdle.
The world is full of claims.
You mean the twerp writing the article in the web-site-for-yoyos claimed that.
This one has had money injected into it by people who believe in it. Stop being such a silly luddite. Are you the guy that wrote: "Computers in the future may weigh no more than 1.5 tons." -- Popular Mechanics, 1949?
No, the people investing lots of money.
That prediction has become true.
Perhaps Mr Blunt Sword can tell us what the "major hurdle" is that has been passed.
PS - Note to Bluntie: if you quote technical or scientific stuff from a shitbag "Elvis seen on Mars" website you must expect derision.
Only if you're a pedantic f****it.
I expected discussion, perhaps I should have chosen a group with more intelligence.
How would you recognise it if you did?
So far nothing worth discussing has been presented, either by you or that Elvis website you pointed us at.
For the third time of asking: what is the "major hurdle" that you are claiming has been passed?
Once you tell us that, there will be something to discuss.
At what point is the penny going to drop that you're arguing with a troll? Give it up. You're wasting your time and filling my newsfeed with "empty" content.
Tim
Anything that crawls about would be more intelligent than sword.
Really? Gosh - a troll - who knew, eh?
And you find it fulfilling? You think you can "win" an argument or belittle him in any way?
Seriously, why?
Tim
You are:
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Denial of the obvious.
They're enough others who add value to this thread.
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