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Deep Stoner Thoughts

Hank Hemp

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minds_I

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Hello all,

Well, you know its fall when the leaves change, the air is crisper.......and the feral hippie dreadlock clad trimmers/rippers start camping at the park.

Time to start sleeping outside for the next month...

Lovely time of year.

minds_I
 

dddaver

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Hello all,

Well, you know its fall when the leaves change, the air is crisper.......and the feral hippie dreadlock clad trimmers/rippers start camping at the park.

Time to start sleeping outside for the next month...

Lovely time of year.

minds_I

Oh that smell of freshly trimmed weed permeating the air. That sweet sound of clipping scissors of trimming everywhere. The visions of migrant hipppy trimmers camped everywhere. It is that magical time of year.
 

Weezard

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"The art of simplicity is a puzzle of complexity." --Douglas Horton

(Upon hearing his first Who?) :D
 

hunt4genetics

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Probability.

Is probability a human construct?

Things either happen or they don't.

Aliens will either make first contact this Friday, or not.
 

dddaver

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Roses are red,
Violets are blue,
Some poems rhyme,
But this one don't

or

Roses are red,
violets are blue,
violets are not blue you blind motherfucker
 

Weezard

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Roses are multi-colored
Violets are violet.
So, what part of not blue
did you lot not get?

Wee
:tiphat:
 

Stonefree69

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Nuclear fusion: Confinement

"The key problem in achieving thermonuclear fusion is how to confine the hot plasma. Due to the high temperature, the plasma can not be in direct contact with any solid material, so in fact it has to be located in a vacuum. But as the high temperatures also imply high pressures, the plasma tends to expand immediately and some force is necessary to act against this thermal pressure. This force can be either gravitation in stars, magnetic forces in magnetic confinement fusion reactors, or the fusion reaction may occur before the plasma starts to expand, so in fact the plasma's inertia is keeping the material together." Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermonuclear_fusion

Using high pressure may be the only real way to obtain sensible nuclear fusion power. If you can get high pressure reactors, then higher efficiency is more easily obtainable using lasers & sound generators for heat source (concentrated in a small space). I'm unsure if it'll ever be feasible w/o high pressure using today's techniques to get a decent efficiency, maybe so but could be better... Just using high temps alone is not what the sun does - it uses pressure (actually causing both high temps as well).

May be done by using Argon or inert gas/plasma buffer (possible in a cooling loop/radiator) in hi-temp ceramic container where reaction is compressed for ultra high pressures by rail gun fired pistons from 4 or more directions evenly. Amount of H2 (Hydrogen used) can be a minuscule amount to start reaction making things easier fired by a PWM controlled pulsed jet. Heat can be generated by lasers and/or sound.

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