Reply #16

Sat May 5, 2012, 04:07 PM

cprise (5,682 posts)

And where do they eventually end up after they're brought to Earth and manufactured?

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16 replies	Author	Time	Post
What would really happen to "Quantum Fusion" [View all]	GliderGuider	May 2012	OP
some call it... T.I.M...	phantom power	May 2012	#1
This sounds like the bitter musings of a frustrated nuclear industry acolyte	kristopher	May 2012	#2
Yes, and it presumes much more	cprise	May 2012	#5
I don't think it is an actual exploration of zero cost energy.	kristopher	May 2012	#6
Definitely seems more of a rant to me.	cprise	May 2012	#8
You have the population response reversed	kristopher	May 2012	#9
Good point about reproduction rate response	cprise	May 2012	#10
The population and consumption curves are already well past what the biosphere can withstand.	GliderGuider	May 2012	#11
Under-15 population declines for 31st straight year	kristopher	May 2012	#12
Perhaps Mr. Fusion itself is efficient	cprise	May 2012	#13
Sorry E-Cat and its cousins are laffable	FogerRox	May 2012	#3
Whether they are "real" or not isn't the point	GliderGuider	May 2012	#4
Daym, U got those ™	FogerRox	May 2012	#7
Not a question of falling back	cprise	May 2012	#14
Space based industry	FogerRox	May 2012	#15
What kind of metals?	cprise	May 2012	#16

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