Gentlemen this AGSI is going to take off at some point in the future.
1. Stellar Fusion destroys all of your equipment, and if you have to replace the whole thing every week, it's not going to produce a return on investment in seven years.
2. Stabilizing a plasma forever was already figured out back in the 1960's, technically old school cathode ray tubes achieved a forever-stabilized plasma and used that for first generation cathode ray tubes that became computer monitors. And so eggheads saying our breakthrough is x seconds of stabilized plasma is what people in the know call a joke give me a special kind of money called "mo".
3. 25x positive Energy Parity is 30 years away, but that doesn't mean the technology is useless because it's uncovering information about the pre and post-rendering of the simulation itself, we've done a temporal quantum erasure, which reveals that time itself has 360 degrees in it in the same way turning your head can produce up to 360 degrees of possible rotation. Time is a Spacial dimension and both the future and the past is being pulled into the present through the higgs field, and if you observe a radioactive particle that would decay every hundred femtoseconds, which is trivially possible with experiment you can prevent an atom from decaying back under the higgs field which means it is possible to destroy energy if nobody looks at a molecule for long enough.
And so the argument for "keep going" is that cern figured out that it's possible to break the first law of thermodynamics and destroy energy. Although not everyone agrees the energy was destroyed, but instead moved to a place where that energy cannot be detected with any instrument.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhkvihpdkRE
