How will it affect the economy?
Will there be tons of protests by people who lost their jobs?
What will happen once sustainable fusion is achieved
John Hill
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Adam Cook
This has already happened, it's just that the best is left to (((them))), and consoomers will get chinese crap that will constantly explode, malfunction, etc.
They need something to feed their bot farms, the """official-think™""" public opinion will not form by itself, or they have it for doomsday bunkers.
Hunter Morgan
cheap electric like when we had nuclear
Jaxon Kelly
Why not just but a nuke plant?
Noah Clark
Fusion is nuclear.
Josiah Stewart
>How will it affect the economy?
Probably not much, as there won't really be an energy grid any more.
>Will there be tons of protests by people who lost their jobs?
No, because the type of people who protest will be long dead from vax injury and infertility.
Jose Smith
>What will happen once sustainable fusion is achieved
I will look at my calendar and it will say Tuesday 2 weeks from now?
Ryan Torres
Less efficient by orders of magnitude too. Expensive and tarded if you don't mind me saying.
Charles Morris
It will be tucked away and used to power the entire grid while they continue to make people believe that their homes and vehicles run on dinosaur juice.
Charles Wood
(((You))) will sabotage and memoryhole it, then commemorate like african negroes:
Camden Hill
Being able to produce various elements at will is pretty fucking worth it.
Like imagine not having to mine any rare earth minerals.
Jason Gomez
SIC MUNDUS
Luke Russell
that thing looks scary I'll stick with my solar and wind clean energy
Josiah Garcia
You have to use Deuterium fren, we aren't making a star- we cannot use this process to produce heavy elements as it is insanely energy intensive- at that point you are way more than in an energy deficit. The absolute majority of energy produced by fission would have to go back into sustaining the reaction. It's always easier to break down than build up. especially with quantum effects like quantum foam in the way.
Nathaniel Morales
This was a prototype for a even scarier design youtube.com
Carson Smith
the whole point of fusion for power production is to produce a net gain of useful energy over input. Never mind the fact you've just created a reactor that can produce any element you so wish
Zachary Cox
Oooooooh
Shiny
Joseph Hall
Ask again in ten years, when it still isn't functioning.
Ryder Wright
im pretty sure its already possible
kikes just withhold it to use it after all of us have been finished
Aiden Cruz
>he whole point of fusion for power production is to produce a net gain of useful energy over input. Never mind the fact you've just created a reactor that can produce any element you so wish
What do you think we do with fission user, not to mention it is much more productive. Do you know that we already have the technology to make atomic materials- technicium etc. With the nature of a fusion reactor working with tiny amounts of material at a time- what exactly are you going to do with that? How much material will you need to create anything of importance nevermind the energy required or how long it will take you to get there. You don't even have the benefit of a massive gravity.
Dylan Young
>I'm pretty sure it's already possible
Yes, it's how the sun works.
Julian Johnson
Tbh tritium is the better fuel
Jaxson Scott
And it’s half-life is 12.5 days. Fucking brilliant.
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Nice.
Jonathan Rogers
Yes but that is a fusion reactor not fission.
Hudson Robinson
12.32 years.
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