Tom Keene

Dr. Moniz, of course, associated with MIT.

Let's say, Dan, as a statement, TAE has a heavyweight board,

But you've got to get something done.

Going back to Lawrence Livermore lab ages ago, it's a lot of theory.

It's a lot of politics, including the Advance Act, accelerating deployment of versatile advanced nuclear for clean energy.

It sounds like an episode, Dan Ives, of Get Smart, except you're too young to remember Get Smart.

But the answer is, is there any indication fusion will work?

You know, Paul, this is great.

I want to thank the Kleinman Center for Energy Policy at the University of Pennsylvania for getting me up to speed on this.

They got a chart in here from Sorbonne, 1915, a proposed power plant.

It looks like the set silo.

Right.

I mean, that's what I did to land in hydrocarbons.

The fusion thing looks like the set of silo.

Dan, let us migrate over to technology right now.

Of course, it's a day-to-day thing.

My book of the summer, I think a year ago, two years ago, was Chip War.

It was just a fabulous book.

And Chip War showed how discreet and apart Micron of Idaho is.

They're really, really good at making simple technology, simple semiconductors and such.