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Why aren't we using polywell fusion yet?

>>10075604
I do, I'm a Big Bouncer, since the possibility of it isn't ruled out, and it makes more sense to me.
>>10075615
Entropy in a closed system with finite and or quantized configurations couldn't increase indefinitely, instead only ebb and flow between states of order and disorder, or eventually meeting a quantized minimum entropy.In an open Universe, and example of this would be the Ultimate Heat death model.
>>10075626
And what of the Universal Jerk? Stopping at 3rd order equations, and not considering infinite order equations or "Hilbert order" equations is less complete and can lead to faulty conclusions.
>>10075635
larger matter is cold, when it's broken into smaller matter and energy again it would heat up.
>>10075677
>>10075681
Assymetrically Balanced from the zero point AND Balanced from the moving point, you can actually design models that have both simultaneously.
>>10075685
>Our data includes 99% of the universe's existence
extremely naive view to take
>>10075693
it can if you use "multi-pole" models, the current model is uni-polar, see previous reply

>>8409408
> Lagrange
Every field of math I study there is a "Lagrange's Theorem". And they are always really cool.

>>7192834
Haven't heard this one before, props OP

>>6726126
Pardon, I meant midterm.

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