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April 01, 2011

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Joseph Ormond

April Fooled not!

Walther

Maybe this helps to make our wet dreams come true!

http://thorea.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page with a electron beam.

or this

http://energyformthorium.com with a molten salt reactor.

Kevin DiVico

LOL - wow, you got me - until about 1 minute and 30 seconds after reading the article and looking at the picture. lol well done

So Very Doomed

What! No Doom?

What the hell am I supposed to do now?

Florifulgurator

Bah. Old hat. Schauberger's vortex generator is 50 years old. Then there's Tesla's machine. And of course there's quantum zero-point energy and torsion gravity which we could tap with the help of a some electronics and cryo tech.

There's enough energy to suck out of the universe, but Homo S "Sapiens" prefers playing chicken little and believing the lies of the coal barons...

Nicholas Dahlheim

Thanks for the April Fool's Joke.

George Mobus

All,

Yes, April Fools. But after the chuckle comes the sigh. If only...

George

Question Answer Us

Great machine, maybe coming generation has lesser problems than ours to face.

Robin Datta

An oversimplified version of the laws of thermodynamics:

0. Equally crappy remain equally crappy as long as connected to each other.

1. Nothing disappears.

2. Everything turns to crap.

3. It can't be cleaned up.

Sukhbir

Good joke.
Though, its a little too sarcastic for the scientists.
Now if you would have said someone has developed a fusion process for which the energy return is greater than the investment.
That could have fooled me for a couple minutes. :)

George Mobus

Sukhbir,

Targetting the non-scientists in the audience. It would be fun to write a serious sounding paper that does something like you suggest and submit it to a journal to see if it gets published. Of course it would have to be a second or third tier journal. Or maybe a journal in economics!

George

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