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no cold fusion no care
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10-09-2020, 12:02 PM #7
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Never forget the tradie version of this, David Hahn, a pioneer in the field of building nuclear devices in mom's garden shed.
https://harpers.org/archive/1998/11/...cout/?single=1
Again posing as a physics teacher, David managed to engage the [NRC]’s director of isotope production and distribution, Donald Erb, in a scientific discussion by mail. Erb offered David tips on isolating certain radioactive elements, provided a list of isotopes that can sustain a chain reaction, and imparted a piece of information that would soon prove to be vital to David’s plans: “Nothing produces neutrons … as well as beryllium.” When David asked Erb about the risks posed by such radioactive materials, the NRC official assured “Professor Hahn” that the “real dangers are very slight,” since possession “of any radioactive materials in quantities and forms sufficient to pose any hazard is subject to Nuclear Regulatory Commission (or equivalent) licensing.” David says the NRC also sent him pricing data and commercial sources for some of the radioactive wares he wanted to purchase, ostensibly for the benefit of his eager students.
He would have been a fine Miscer.Nah, fukk that. I’m not doing that.
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10-09-2020, 12:11 PM #8
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10-09-2020, 12:19 PM #10
im not buying that he did it himself i think he was guided by parents
my uncle is a weird genius who was building radios and **** when he was 7 or 8 years old from scrap metal
the thing is he was a complete ****ing whacko and would wear weird clothes like riding boots to high school. he once threw a hammer and knocked some kid out. he was very violent and did weird ****.
he did not talk like that like a normal kid. this kid talks way too normal. when he was a teenager Brown university showed up at his house and wanted to take him to a special school. the parents said no which they regretted.
could be wrong but thats my guess.
he ended up getting a job on the cusp of computer science invention working in manhattan paying big bucks. but he wouldnt shower for extended periods and would show up to work on acid. then he married a rich woman.
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10-09-2020, 12:49 PM #15
Not really Musk read 100s or 1000s of books when he was kid. In addition, Musk wrote computer programs from scratch. I agree that the kid accomplishment are more impressive on paper, but I don't think he did this by himself. He was probably guided. In addition, Musk had to deal with physical, emotional, sexual abuse as a kid that definitely decreases someone executive and functional intelligence.
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10-09-2020, 12:51 PM #16
Only thing slightly impressive about this is that his parents bought him all these tools worth easily hundreds of thousands. Its not as impressive as it sounds, its just a fusor. I was making music videos with amazing transition effects at his age that take alot more creativity than what hes doing, taking into consideration that we live in an age where the only thing stopping a kid from fusing deuterium atoms is, besides rich parents, an internet connection to google the instructions.
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10-09-2020, 01:20 PM #25
And he never experienced catastrophic failures with all that energy/vacuum/pressure? It just worked the first time?
No containment, or even plexi-glass shields?
No emergency cutoff switches?
"It took me 6 months to get the vacuum right"
So he *solely*:
- knew enough about physics and fusion
- designed the entire unit with custom peices
- sourced all the peices
- built everything with proper fittings, gaskets, and torque
- calibrated and programmed all the electronics
In 1.5 years, on top of his other schoolwork?
.....no. his dad knows someone who helped him.
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