If they can work out the kinks, it could revolutionize space travel. 'Work out the kinks'? Jared said. I'm about to use this thing. Kinks are bad.
In the excerpt from John Scalzi's "The Ghost Brigades," there is a discussion about a technology that holds the potential to transform space travel significantly. The phrase "work out the kinks" suggests that while the technology is promising, it still has some issues that need addressing before it can be fully trusted.
Jared expresses anxiety at the thought of using this unrefined technology, highlighting his concern over the possible dangers associated with unresolved problems. His response reflects the tension between the excitement of technological advancement and the inherent risks involved in using experimental tools.
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