On Aug 11, 3:22 pm, "Tom Kunich" cyclintom@yahoo. com wrote:
"Ken S. Tucker" wrote in ...



Possibly they don't know how to do it yet.
Silicon with some impurity has revolutionized
electronics, it took a century of electricity
research to finally get that reproducible.

Huh? They had discovered semiconductor diodes quite soon - around 1874 if
memory serves. By the early 1920's crystal diodes were common. It is
absolutely necessary to also put this in perspective - the scientific method
was still being developed at that time and everything took time as well as
the fact that communications of discoveries took a very long time as well so
that development of those discoveries was very slow in that time.

In comparison think about the discovery of a rather complex science - DNA
multiplication - and the time from discovery to the first products was a
couple of years. Within a decade the science was in every university. In 20
years it is so common that it is a basic part of society now.

Pretending that the very companies that would profit the most from cold
fusion are hiding it because they prefer to make less money is a bit out
there in left field isn't it?

Nuclear Mega infrastructures are expensive.
The red-tape is $100,000,000 in EPA lawyers,
to start. The set-up - assuming the techno-
recipe is available, would challenge the CEO's
at GE or Seimens, go head sonny boy, put up
or shut up, don't blame us for NIMBYism!

The ****in' citizens have allowed politically
correct to become Tyanny with etiquette, so
shove you dopey thinking and go suck you local
politicians ass, and stop your ****in' whining
and complaining to business people who actually
get the job done, and get off your big fat ass
and do it yourself...is that clear enough ???
Regards
Ken S. Tucker

"Ken S. Tucker" wrote in message
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Sorry, but unlike you I happen to know that the utility companies don't own
most of the generation plants from whom they buy power. That means that
they're more than willing to buy cheaper power from anyone.

So pretending that somehow they WANT to build a SINGLE huge fusion reactor
that will supply power to half the USA, and of course all of those thousands
of utility companies that you pretend are owners of such things, is simply
silly.