[SwedeBoy2]

You do not address why the Energy from “Cold Fusion” is not for sale on the commercial market today.

If it was then you might have a point about whether it is possible.

[Kevmo]

Energy from “Hot Fusion” is not for sale on the commercial market today, although we have poured $billions into it. When that happens, you might have a point.

Let’s say we’ve poured $200B into hot fusion and we’ve produced 20MegaJoules of Energy. That’s $10k/Joule. But with cold fusion we’ve seen ~2,000 MegaJoules for ~$200M. That’s $0.10/Joule. It is 4 orders of magnitude cheaper. It deserves 4 orders of magnitude more money, directly to be taken from the hot fusion projects.

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[aruanan]

You do not address why the Energy from “Cold Fusion” is not for sale on the commercial market today.

How long was it between the discovery of electricity and the sale of electricity on the commercial market?

Technological history can be our friend and keep us from making fools of ourselves in public.