Comments by "crazypj" (@1crazypj) on "How close is nuclear fusion power?" video.

  1. I think the problem is 'never let the truth get in the way of a good story' It's alos pretty obvious that researchers are justifiably afraid of loosing research funding, which many of them justifiably deserve for perpetuating the myth that they are 'almost there.I think it was Lindybeige who did an interesting piece on the major differences between British and German production methods during WWII. Simplified version - British had centralised oversight but Germany wanted intense competition between manufacturers which led to duplication and a waste of resources. If some sort of centralised oversight on fusion was in place, research may actually go faster? (or at least the same experiments wouldn't keep being duplicated?)
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  2. Your reading the wrong magazines and newspapers plus not using much common sense' (critical thinking?) Majority of articles I read in the past, somewhere buried was the actual power in vs. power out and the math never adde3d up to the headline
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