In a world where energy becomes free, or close to free, because that's really what this does, right? Energyis going to get close to free, or a magnitude cheaper. And more importantly, like the externalities, even when they're priced in, of carbon and pollution, you know, still don't make it more expensive than we're paying to day. Does this mean we could solve water and food security as well as part of energy?
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