Jones, very impressive, but I understood next to nothing. Now Mills produced a voluminous body of alternative theory, which wikipedia rightly cites as ..."One of the motivations for developing the novel theory was to find "physical laws that are EXACT ON ALL SCALES", thereby "[overcoming] the limitations of quantum mechanics"...
I do not feel qualified to challenge the case. Anyway: So to challenge the 'exactness' brings down the whole theory? Am I being naive here? Could You elaborate? What is your thinking? all the best Guenter ________________________________ Von: Jones Beene <[email protected]> An: [email protected] Gesendet: 18:48 Samstag, 28.Juli 2012 Betreff: [Vo]:Take this with a grain of salt In several recent papers, R. Mills and associates have quietly introduced a surprising catalyst, which curiously has not elicited much online comment. (unless I missed it). ...
