Fusion power will probably go the boring “heat → turbine” route for giant power plants.
Ironically, the things that are most useful in real life tend to be much simpler — basic chemistry, easy to use, and they don’t care if the grid is down.
Fusion power will probably go the boring “heat → turbine” route for giant power plants.
Ironically, the things that are most useful in real life tend to be much simpler — basic chemistry, easy to use, and they don’t care if the grid is down.
I don’t really care whether LLMs are “intelligent” or not. In the real world, tools either work or they don’t. Same as a generator, radio, or water filter. They can extend your capabilities, but they never replace judgment, planning, or responsibility. Over-reliance is the real risk.
My “silly little website” isn’t really that silly — it’s about exploring clean, alternative power like aluminum–air and saltwater systems. I’m genuinely interested in how such chemistry-based power could support resilience in remote or disaster-prone areas. That’s what I’ve been building at www.wehometool.com .
So at what age do you think one should realize this?> Your over 30 and you just realised words have different effects on people?