Truthfully I think the world's militaries are doing a lot of drone development behind closed doors. Drones, lasers and railguns.

Devs don't control what gets created.

2023 and people still think costs determine pricing for some reason.

Hydrogen should be looked at for high power applications like airplanes/rockets/cargo ships. If we have fusion I can definitely see a future in that.

That said it's wholly unrealistic to think about today. It's just not efficient or viable.

Because we can use those renewable directly. Hydrogen only makes sense if there's energy abundance. We're in an energy crisis with no end if you haven't noticed.

Hydrogen, carbon capture and reducing your individual carbon footprint all come from the fossil fuel industry

Sometimes I joke about management wanting concrete numbers with them present and always wonder if they understand I'm mocking them. They seem so enthusiastic when I bring it up

What exactly do you think a "standard" fusion reactor is? It's basically a fancy crushing machine for particles using magnetic fields...

So basically combining inertial fusion with standard magnetic fusion?

Reality has a leftist bias. This is not a leftist sub.

It's worth 4k now. Bought it for 2500. been driving it 5 times a week to work. Apart from replacing the battery it's just going.

Twice as expensive as my 2010 car yes absolutely. Nothing in the design nor R&D justifies that much money. Not even close.

E Bikes are extremely expensive for what they are.

Because making the claim in itself is an insult to authoritarian dictators.