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Photo: James Duncan Davidson Taylor Wilson is a 17-year old nuclear physicist. No, really. He charms the audience from the get-go, making the case that “you know, as a scientist, the glass is always 100% full, with water and air.” But he’s really here to make two cases: that nuclear fusion will be the energy of the future, and that kids can change the world. How does he know? “I built a fusion reactor when I was 14 years old.” Well then. Winner of the Science Fair, Wilson built a radioactivity detector for hundreds of dollars he says exceeds the sensitivity of those used by homeland security (which cost hundreds of thousands of dollars.) He also built a device to make medical isotopes–and he says, he’s learned how to make yellow cake in his garage lab, so he personally has the same nuclear capabilities as Iran. “Perhaps I shouldn’t confess that,” he adds, jovially. Most recently, he met President Obama, a thrill. “I started out with a dream to make a star in a jar in my garage, and I ended up meeting the President of the United States!” he concludes, as the crowd leaps to its feet in rapturous applause.
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Taylor Wilson: Taylor Wilson: Aha, sagradio sam nuklearni fuzijski reaktor Taylor Wilson vjeruje da je nuklearna fuzija rješenje za naše buduće energetske potrebe te da djeca mogu promijeniti svijet. I zna ponešto o oboje: kada je imao 14 godina, sagradio je funkcionalni fuzijski reaktor u garaži svojih roditelja. Sada 17-ogodišnjak, on dolazi na TED-ovu pozornicu da bi ispričao (u kratkoj verziji) svoju priču. Similar topics - TED Conference - Energy - Science - Technology - Youth Related talks Discuss Enthusiastically agree? Respectfully beg to differ? Have your say here.