On Sun, 28 Nov 1999, Kevin W. Juergensen wrote:

> relatively stable Fusion energy source (which, when fused with a Deuterium
> atom, produces a Helium-4 atom, one Proton, and a ton of energy).  Tritium,
> which is generally considered the choice for fusion energy due to the fact
> we can make lots of it, and already use it to make our atom bombs go
> Thermonuclear, is really a poor choice due to the fact that when fused, it
> produces a shit-load (a technical term) of Neutrons, which in turn wipe out
> most material they come into contact with.
> 
> Hell, I could go on - but then no one probably read this far anyway...

Kevin, put DOWN the Encyclopedia, and slowly step away from the
keyboard...

-Will ;)

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