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China’s ‘artificial sun’ breaks nuclear fusion limit thought to be impossible
(www.the-independent.com)
this post was submitted on 10 Jan 2026
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I remember hearing this about solar power ten years ago. And electric cars. And cloud computing, even.
It was never going to be economically viable. Always ten years away from viability. Not competitive with whatever the industry leader was at the time.
Really putting all your chips on "nothing ever changes"
Ten years ago Swanson's law for solar photovoltaics was well established, not comparable.
To be fair there was and is huge push back against EVs, the US is setting itself back a couple centuries just to not admit it is viable.
You're so dense you could fuse hydrogen.
What a low quality joke. The humor was bad too.