There’s a two tier effort here. Hard core, thoughtful fusion aficionados who actually have some knowledge on the subject – they have already sought out fusion sites, and tend to be aware of our existence. They also tend to be few in number.
Then, there are the masses. Their eyes glaze over when you talk about fusion. This is the crowd for whom we seek to supply a nice, accessible rubber fusion reactor room for them to bang around it.
We want a majority of people to have a warm relationship with fusion. That whole “social currency” thing.
And perhaps, secretly, some physicists will set up a fusionville so that, when they’re frustrated by a slowdown down at the lab, they can go online, and click a bit on their virtual and obliging reactor, and get things powered up.
