The Fusionist Papers
Essays from Liberty Fusion, published one at a time. The name comes from the Federalist Papers, which argued for the American constitution in the newspapers of 1787. Ours make the case for fusion: why it decides the next century of energy, and how we plan to get there first.
One Connected Country
America was the strongest when the world was the most connected, because so many of those connections ran on American infrastructure and, more importantly, on American norms: say what you think and sell to whoever wants to buy.
“The free world needs a fusion plant you can buy without also buying a patron.”
Liberty Ships
The machine that wins the fusion race will probably not be the most refined one on anyone’s drawing board. It’ll be the one you can build in numbers, at a cost the mission can bear. We designed for that from the start.
“Our plasma guns are the Liberty ships of the fusion era.”