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“We are 20 years away from Fusion Reactors”
– Scientists 60 years ago.
"We are 20 years away from Fusion if we get X amount of money"
– Scientists right before recieving less than 1% of X amount of money.
If we spent as much on fusion research as we do on killing each other we'd have cold fusion in under a year.
Just castrate 99% of the men, problem solved.
There is no incentive to invest into Fusion technology, as it would make crude oil, coal, rare earths, other rate metals and minerals lose a lot of value. The graph you show is still very interesting and I never saw that before, so thank you for sharing.
I'm no scientist, but i'm pretty sure there's a giant fusion reactor in the sky. I think it's called The Sun or something like that.
Also known as a deadly laser
This annoyingly bright object in the sky is a giant fusion reaction, but not a fusion reactor
It's a lil bit of both