[This is strange. This message keeps coming back with an error. It is not important, but let me post half of it to see what is rejected.
Axil Axil <janap...@gmail.com> wrote: > Your vision of the LENR future is too limited. > I am not talking about LENR. I am talking about the economics and cost efficiency of different energy systems, such as central generation, PV and -- in the future -- LENR. Every technology has built-in imperatives, and a built-in way in which it can be used to greatest advantage, at the least cost. When a new technology is developed there are usually many competing standards and implementations. These are quickly narrowed down to one or two. Examples: Long-play vinyl records after WWII settled on 33 rpm and 45 rpm, replacing 70 rpm and other proposed standards. There were some 6 different kinds of RAM memory circa 1970. By 1980, only semiconductor memory survived. Things like bubble memory never had a chance. After 1980 personal computers quickly settled on the PC or Mac standard. At this time, the Intel processor pushed other designs out out of the main market. They survive only in niche applications. . . . [to be continued]
