[Free Vulcan]

I think cold fusion is a misnomer. LENR is more accurate - they can't quite explain what is happening but I think everyone agrees it's not fusion, but some kind of reaction that generates subatomic particles and heat. This would be a great thing for Greece and the world if it works.

[FR_addict]

Thanks for the post. Haven’t heard too much about it lately. Glad to see more work in this area.

[truthguy]

Quick, someone please post that picture of the guy who looks like Desi Arnez with the caption “ Gee, not this *hit Again”. Hurry

[Jonty30]

One of the really interesting things about this technology is its ability to take traansmute material.

One reaction I read about created copper. I don’t remember the original metal used. It may have been aluminum, since it site in the same column as copper on the periodic table.

[Brilliant]

Cold fusion is one of the most environmentally friendly sources of energy. Perpetual motion, of course, is THE most environmentally friendly.

All we need is a couple trillion dollars worth of research into this.

[GreenLanternCorps]

Given that the Greek government is led by a third generation Socialist incompetent, who is running the country into the ground, that’s not a ringing endorsement.

[Trod Upon]

Where can I go to see video of cold fusion actually producing measurable, verifiable current?

[muawiyah]

It is a very deflationary invention (presuming it really works). This would wipe out about 95% of the world's carbon industry leaving TENS of millions of people unemployed particularly in the Industrialized West.

Sure, once you get your car converted and your home hooked up, you'll be living pretty much for free BUT there'll be nothing for sale, and aggregate unemployment should be lurching toward 50% (and that's on top of the loss of the carbon industry jobs.)

[Goreknowshowtocheat]

I hope this is a game changer and the Saudis can get back on their camels.

[To Hell With Poverty]

Sooooo, lukewarm fusion then?

[phockthis]

sfl

[Kevmo]

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