RE: Science Porn
April 22, 2017 at 2:32 am
(This post was last modified: April 22, 2017 at 2:34 am by Fake Messiah.)
Hey you said it pocras. Other thing about pushing fusion is that it would perhaps be great if environmental groups like, let's say Greenpeace, would push for it to be developed, but no. They are actually working against it, saying it's a hoax and that people should not waste money on it and that all fusion programs are circus by politicians for people to make them think like they're trying to do something to battle against pollution. Like this article
http://www.greenpeace.org/international/...log/51074/
or this
http://www.greenpeace.org/eu-unit/en/New...-research/
And their reference is always the book "Sun In The Bottle" written some years ago by some journalist. And I say always because over the years I've listened some science shows about fusion and they always base their shows on this book. For instance some months ago I listened Michio Kaku's radio show on this and he even called the author of this book and they talked about all sorts of nonsenses from that book like some guy in (I think) Argentina mixed water or gasoline with gunpowder and tried to pass this as a fusion and never mention stuff like ITER or Wendelstein.
Why isn't anybody talking to legit scientist like Francis F. Chen who wrote really great book on fusion or Steven Cowley?
Well yeah when it comes to plastics (or any other material) perhaps we could make it from other atoms like stars do, if we had enough cheap and clean energy. Same goes with destroying it.
http://www.greenpeace.org/international/...log/51074/
or this
http://www.greenpeace.org/eu-unit/en/New...-research/
And their reference is always the book "Sun In The Bottle" written some years ago by some journalist. And I say always because over the years I've listened some science shows about fusion and they always base their shows on this book. For instance some months ago I listened Michio Kaku's radio show on this and he even called the author of this book and they talked about all sorts of nonsenses from that book like some guy in (I think) Argentina mixed water or gasoline with gunpowder and tried to pass this as a fusion and never mention stuff like ITER or Wendelstein.
Why isn't anybody talking to legit scientist like Francis F. Chen who wrote really great book on fusion or Steven Cowley?
(April 21, 2017 at 10:58 am)pocaracas Wrote: Other oil-based industries, like plastics, should also need to switch to alternative materials. This should all happen gradually, but it is inevitable.
Well yeah when it comes to plastics (or any other material) perhaps we could make it from other atoms like stars do, if we had enough cheap and clean energy. Same goes with destroying it.
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