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    “it says can keep a device charged for 50 years.

    On a device that gets replaced every 1-3 years? 🤔

    Better be user replaceable or that’s a lot of energy being stored in landfills.

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      Turning every landfill into a fission reactor is certainly one way to fix the landfill issue

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      Would be cool for long term, low power devices like sensors embedded in concrete in bridges and building structures for monitoring stresses.

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      Make devices BYOB (Bring Your Own Battery)

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      On a device that gets replaced every 1-3 years? 🤔

      Who says the devices are going to be replaced every 1-3 years after we solve those problems like today’s non-replacable short-lasting batteries?

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        The battery tech isn’t the part that needs replacing. ;)

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          Smartphones are almost perfected now, the only “parts” that are making them obsolete after 2-3 years are batteries and operating system, both should be regulated to be changable and available for third-parties to make replacement.