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viable alternative source of energy compared to ITER

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Like ITER, my idea is certainly possible! Instead of using a gigantic aircraft carrier sized building full of intense scientific instruments and gyrotron do dads, considerable cost savings can be attained by powering a steam turbine using orignal Picasso paintings as fuel. Yes the fuel would be kind of expensive however the emissions are pretty good and not only that, but it doesn't take a giant technological monster to make it work. By burning up Picasso we can finally attain true energy freedom!

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Re: viable alternative source of energy compared to ITER

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ohiovr wrote:Like ITER, my idea is certainly possible! Instead of using a gigantic aircraft carrier sized building full of intense scientific instruments and gyrotron do dads, considerable cost savings can be attained by powering a steam turbine using orignal Picasso paintings as fuel. Yes the fuel would be kind of expensive however the emissions are pretty good and not only that, but it doesn't take a giant technological monster to make it work. By burning up Picasso we can finally attain true energy freedom!
Pigassos are more numerous and renewable.
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Re: viable alternative source of energy compared to ITER

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I was thinking more along these lines:

https://www.google.com/search?q=pigasos ... f&tbm=isch
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