Remi,

Most of the problem you are having with this is that for Mills,electrons are 
not infinitesimal points nor probability  waves surrounding infinitesimal point 
particles.  

To quote the introductory material on HSG: electrons are  "spinning 2D electric 
and magnetic flux surfaces  ("orbitspheres") that deform into various 
geometries  under different conditions.  This insight into the  resolution of 
wave-particle duality leads to practically  obvious explanations of mysterious, 
counter-intuitive  quantum particle behaviors - explanations for which were  
previously the sole domain of quantum theory and its offspring."

Most of your objections have been argued over the years, and the threads can be 
followed on:

http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/hydrino/

I can understand why you may not want to wade through this old material or to 
join the discussion group at this late stage. Mills himself was responding to 
objections up til about 2003 and has at one time or another, responded to 
almost everything, but not to the satisfaction of the skeptics. 

There can be no clear resolution of this situation, since Mills diverts from 
normal physics so early and so drastically; and from then on, there is no 
turning back. He pretty much intends at this point in time to present to the 
world a device which derives energy from the orbitsphere's reduced angular 
momentum and let the results do most of the talking wrt to his idiosyncratic 
methods and assumptions - which seem strange to you, or to everyone who has 
been taught the consensus viewpoint.

Is everyone out of step but Randy? 

Hard to say,but in such a situation, juxtapposed to the 'big picture' need of 
world energy resources; and the mounting experimental evidence which has been 
accumulated - it would be foolish from a societal POV for this to be overlooked 
becasue "so-and-so" even a Feynman, or a Zimmerman, or a Cornwall, etc. etc. 
does not like the way that it differs from what they have been taught.

Jones

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