Ed Storms remarked that his theory can explain both Pd and Ni reactions. I
believe other theories attempt to explain both as manifestations of the
same fundamental reaction.

Jones Beene has now listed some reasons to doubt this. He believes there
are multiple unrelated "miracles." That is a perfectly valid point of view,
but it would be surprising.

Beene believes this is a "a reduction in proton average mass following the
helium-2 reversible reaction . . ." Since the proton is in the nucleus,
that would make this a nuclear reaction. I can't imagine how it would be
reversible, which I suppose means it can sometime be endothermic. I have
not seen any experimental evidence for massive endothermic reactions with
Ni or Pd that far exceed the limits of endothermic chemical reactions.

Beene says this is falsifiable. That is fine, but until it is tested and
confirmed or falsified it remains in limbo, like any other theory. Ed's
theory is also falsifiable, as are others.

I know little about theory, and I care less, so I have nothing more to add
to this particular discussion.

I do know that Rossi's cell had no power going into it and it was not
cooling, so anyone who says it was is making false assertions. You are
confusing the issue. Please stop doing that. It is perfectly okay to say
you don't believe Rossi's data. We all agree that the instruments were
inadequate and Rossi's credibility is not all it should be. However, if you
grant that the data is real, then please stop saying it shows a cell that
is cooling down monotonically. Anyone glancing at the graphs can see that
is wrong.

- Jed

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