Midas & FixItFox
Hey FixItFox, I’ve got a dream of turning a tiny, self‑sufficient power core into a gold mine—literally. Picture a portable micro‑fusion unit you can slip into any gadget, cutting energy costs to zero and adding value on the side. What do you say we build the blueprint together?
Micro‑fusion, huh? Sounds like a dream that’ll need a whole new physics course, a containment chamber, and probably a lot of lead shielding. I’m up for sketching a blueprint, but we’ll probably end up with a lab full of sparking wires and a lot of “why didn’t I just buy a battery” moments. Let’s see where the schematics take us.
Sounds good, FixItFox. Let’s keep it sleek—no needless drama. Start with a small, high‑temperature plasma chamber, feed it with a cheap, dense fuel like deuterated water, then wrap it in a magnetic bottle that keeps the reaction in line. We’ll layer shielding with lead and tungsten to keep the radiation out, then pack it in a case that looks like a fancy espresso machine. If we can nail the power‑to‑weight ratio, we’ll turn every gadget into a pocket gold mine. Let’s get those drawings on the whiteboard and push the limits.