Nick Davila’s Reviews > The Future Of Fusion Energy > Status Update
Nick Davila
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Humanity’s relationship with science is fraught with complexity. From agriculture to cells, computing to QM, the scientific method does not filter for benevolence. Science may set the paint palette, the canvas, the brush thickness, but humans will determine how and what to paint. While nuclear physics is not the only field of knowledge with a dark side, its applications are among the most consequential.
— Nov 11, 2024 07:44PM
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Nick Davila
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“Fusion is hard, but it is not so hard that it won't yield to ingenuity and diligence. Humanity has harnessed the power of fire and ani-mals, wind and water, and sunlight and fission. Fusion is next.”
— Nov 17, 2024 01:19AM
Nick Davila
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Taking notes on any book makes it way less fun. But still pushing through and still enjoying it!
— Sep 16, 2024 08:23PM
Nick Davila
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Love how bootstrap current was named that way cause the plasma “pulls itself up by its own bootstraps” hahaha so boomer xD so retro
— Aug 28, 2024 02:32PM
Nick Davila
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The fact that humans have achieved this always blew my mind “This leads to what is undoubtedly the largest steady-state temperature gradient in the Solar System (and maybe the universe): 50 million°C in the center of the plasma and –269°C in the coils just a meter away.”
— Apr 14, 2024 10:32PM
Nick Davila
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That’s it I’m done taking notes or I’ll never finish this book the note taking mental shackles have been removed let’s get to reading right guys 😁
— Apr 07, 2024 01:59PM
Nick Davila
is on page 122 of 406
This should be the intro book that everyone recommends not Chen
— Feb 29, 2024 09:35PM
