The hilarity continues.
http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=User_talk:Coppertwig&diff=next&oldid=326828319
::P.S. Think about it. If cold fusion had any remote possibility of
working, would the DIA be releasing this publicly, so that foreign
governments could read it and start putting serious money into
clandestine energy weapons research? For real? It's laughable.
[[User:Phil153|Phil153]] ([[User talk:Phil153|talk]]) 00:30, 20
November 2009 (UTC)
This is an editor who cheerfully rejects sourced posts by experts in
the field on the basis that they are "original research," but who
uses his own highly speculative arguments to keep out reliably
sourced information.
The report is concerned about possible "disruption" from commercial
advantage, not military applications per se, beyond the obvious
(possible battlefield power source), and possible usage for weapons
is a speculative aside, most people in the field think cold fusion
isn't particularly useful for weapons, as we've seen in a thread here
on making a CF cell go boom. Easy to do from the ordinary chemical
reactions going on, very difficult to do with CF, it could be the
nature of the beast.
