Talk-Polywell.org

Art Carlson wrote:Might actually be interesting to look into it (although I suspect it won't be a large effect).

If this would be a movie, the camera would keep you on screen a bit longer and slightly zoom into your face to make the viewer remember this scene a bit better.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/moslive ... t-Sun.html

The downside? It'll take billions of pounds, and more than three decades, to find out.

comments anyone?

polywell - noun To reach the desired result with no or little downsides. "To pull a polywell" Taking a ignored concept, previously regarded as a dead end. And expand upon it to reach the result which was concidered unreachable. "polywell the concept" Exposing an project to a social network (interne...

and Fusion is the act of two Dragonball cartoon characters merging.

And Android is an mobile phone OS.

Which is why I said 'general' public.

What does the general public think fusion and android means?
Why?

I'm just wondering if the term 'polywell' could be absorbed into our everyday terminology by inserting it in games. like, warpdrive, it's a word almost verybody knows, even people who do not watch startrek. In the far future, we wil have cyborgs , androids , immortality and polywell . Make polywell ...

Is it weird to consider a polywell-simulation (how crude it may be) a very interesting screensaver?

"cold fusion" this made me think: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGJiLrG3fLY&feature=fvsr Even NASA tried to find out what caused the gravity flux some Russian scientist detected when rotating a supercooled disk. Turned out the tool was influenced by the magnetic field of the setup. I want to know w...

Just a random thought.
Can't we warm up some gamedesigner team to the polywell idea and have them insert it in a game?

*inserts 0.01*

it's time

Well, I enjoyed the artwork.

no mentioning of the polywell reactor

This appears to be already mentioned here
Sorry about that.

Just noticed it.
BBC2's "Horizons" is doing apiece called "Can we make a star on earth"

No idea if it will discuss the polywell.

It's on now (I know, I'm late with this)

joedead wrote:Totally off-topic, but does anyone else here read xkcd?

http://xkcd.com/

ofcource!
But do you read dresdencodak?
http://www.dresdencodak.com/

kcdodd wrote:I don't think I want proof

kcdodd, could you check your private messages?

Actually, I made that exact suggestion. I was able to because in the first few days of change.gov, they forgot to exclude countries outside the US. I was able to fill out all the formfields and select The Netherlands from the list. A few days later this was changed :P I'm not surpriced you can't fin...