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Plus at todays rate of medical improvement I'm gaining another .8 year for every year I manage to keep going. In the next 10 to 20 years the gain will start to be >1.0 I could live forever. Exactly my point, glad you nailed it. How much longer do you think it will take, collectively, to invent and ...

Such a shame that when such men pass on, it's the passing of so much more than just a man- we're also losing such amazing fountains of knowledge, wisdom, and inspiration...Picking up the torch of decades long experience in the field isn't impossible, but it can be a hassle. It is a challenge, not a...

Such a shame that when such men pass on, it's the passing of so much more than just a man- we're also losing such amazing fountains of knowledge, wisdom, and inspiration...Picking up the torch of decades long experience in the field isn't impossible, but it can be a hassle.

Until we know the details of the situation and the circumstances under which they're operating, maintaining an open- minded, non-judgmental attitude (and one that steers clear of the pitfalls of sensationalism) seems to me to be the most prudent course of action that we can offer at this point.

That's quite a handful. Which papers are really important?

I'm somewhat more connected on this than most. People email me. I can tell you that even without a WB-7 success that the pressures are intense to get this project fully funded. Right now. I'm not at liberty to say more, except that your fears are unfounded. Big forces are at work behind the scenes,...

I'm actually working on a script for a movie that involves fusion, its opportunities, and impact. A successful film based on real science could work wonders.