Frederick Sparber wrote:
I see and appreciate your approach Ed, but being impatient after almost two decades of waiting on those "figuring out the mechanism" suggests trying a bigger hammer.
This gets back to the point I made during the discussion of Professor Susslick's comments. Induced nuclear reactions, whether hot or cold. are anomalous, the Professor and I are in agreement on that. I don't care how you do it, as long as it produces some usable energy.
One other line that I'm going to include in my response to Professor Susslick. The violin maker who lives down the street from me, can't make a Stradivarius, that doesn't change the fact that Stradivarius's exist.
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