-----Original Message----- From: Craig Haynie > Jones Beene brings up a good point. Why would a compressional wave, calculated to work between nucleons in a nucleus, work in a single proton hydrogen atom?
It will not, and on this forum our main concern is energetic hydrogen reactions, and the transitions of hydrogen which may lead to nuclear reactions. I think you have now come around to understanding the very reason why the hypothesis in question is of little value to those in this field, and why I have spoken out against it. Unfortunately, it is too late to stop that runaway "train" of disinformation, due to the convincing quality of the videos. This is the downside of the internet. There will be a cult which arises thinking that some kind of conspiracy is out there which seeks to freeze out the truth, similar to what happened with Stan Meyer ... and the minions of this cult will no doubt consider me to be funded by Big Oil. (I wish ... :) Jones I still get hate mail from "true believers" for expressing the viewpoint years ago on Vo - that Meyer was not murdered, that he was a scammer who might have stumbled onto something out of blind luck, and that he was his own worst enemy not to develop it sensibly.
