Here is an article by someone who is sympathetic toward cold fusion.

Prospective Energy Sources, Part 2: Cold Fusion’s Ice-Cold Reception

https://whowhatwhy.org/science/prospective-energy-sources-part-2-cold-fusions-ice-cold-reception/

The author has a theoretical physics degree, and knew Schwinger. Quote:

The smartest man I ever knew was Julian Schwinger, who shared a Nobel Prize
with Richard Feynman before he taught me quantum mechanics at Harvard. Long
after I graduated, Schwinger had moved to California where he learned about
the Pons and Fleischmann announcement. Schwinger had as deep a background
in quantum theory as anyone alive. From all he knew, he thought about how
cold fusion might work and wrote up his theory in 1981. . . .


First article in the series:

https://whowhatwhy.org/science/technology/prospective-energy-sources-fusion-is-hot-and-cold/

Upcoming:

Coming soon in Part 3: Powerful interests are hellbent on keeping cold
fusion technology from the public. Are there other reasons besides the
economic conflicts?

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