> and we believe we’ll witness Q > 1 within a few (say 3) years. That’s huge.
I think it fits squarely in the "requires extraordinary evidence" bucket - what makes you so bold ?
Also, what's you intermediate plans between :
2025 -> Post on HN
2028 -> Q>1 achieved (by you ? by someone else ?)
???? -> ????
20xx -> a ship goes to sea powered by a fusion reactor
???? -> ????
2060 -> fusion is so easy, let's use it for baseload
Sorry if I sound stark, but I'm already burnt out and fed up with the "breakthroughs" on batteries that never materialize - I have a very low tolerance threshold for startups promising fusion for next week ;)
If you're on to something, more power to you - we need that yesterday.
I think it fits squarely in the "requires extraordinary evidence" bucket - what makes you so bold ?
Also, what's you intermediate plans between :
2025 -> Post on HN
2028 -> Q>1 achieved (by you ? by someone else ?)
???? -> ????
20xx -> a ship goes to sea powered by a fusion reactor
???? -> ????
2060 -> fusion is so easy, let's use it for baseload
Sorry if I sound stark, but I'm already burnt out and fed up with the "breakthroughs" on batteries that never materialize - I have a very low tolerance threshold for startups promising fusion for next week ;)
If you're on to something, more power to you - we need that yesterday.