cursedjayrock
cursedjayrock t1_iynmle0 wrote
Reply to comment by dontpet in Government Scientists ‘Approaching What is Required for Fusion’ in Breakthrough Energy Research | Magnetic fields tripled the energy output of a fusion experiment at the National Ignition Facility, reports a new study. by mepper
I don’t think anything will be able to be as cost efficient as “Hey I found this liquid that burns real fast”, but it would be better for so many reasons. Having reliable energy created, not relying on shipments from other countries, less transport fees, environmental advantages, etc. Using nuclear fusion as a power source would be more beneficial than just the cost to produce.
I understand corporations not wanting to invest, but we should have more govt projects working on advancements, as this will reduce foreign reliance.
cursedjayrock t1_ixj91sv wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in 3 White Georgia jail guards arrested in violent assault of Black inmate by AudibleNod
True, but we could also reduce the stress on any given institution by reducing the amount of people being arrested for such crimes as marajuana possession. I agree that there are lots of people that are in institutions that have done awful things, hell my local Juvenile Hall is so full of violent offenders for gang related activity that they don’t even lock up children unless it’s really bad, but making meaningful changes like what I stated before would reduce the overall Guard:Inmate ratio throughout providing your facility with the necessary staffing, as other locations can spare excess guards. It wouldn’t be a quick process, but would serve to provide several positive outcomes.
cursedjayrock t1_ixj5jee wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in 3 White Georgia jail guards arrested in violent assault of Black inmate by AudibleNod
Sounds like we might be sending too many people to jail/prison and should look into fixing the problems that are causing that. One thing that might help, is legalizing marajuana federally. No state should be able to make it illegal within their borders (of course age restrictions for purchase). That should reduce the staffing problem by reducing the people needing supervised. Maybe we can convert an old jail/prison that no longer needs to house prisoners into a place where the homeless population can go to be rehabilitated and sent back into society, further reducing arrests.
cursedjayrock t1_jc3ea82 wrote
Reply to comment by illiter-it in U.S. government agencies may have been double billed for projects in Wuhan, China, records indicate; probe launched by Jamalginsbergback
Wouldn’t I be great if the Pentagon could pass a single audit though? They must not be doing a great job at resisting these efforts.