[dave333]

Also fusion energy research has been consuming billions for decades with little if any real progress. Of course everyone believes in this because there were plenty of believable demos in the bombing of Japan and the nuclear tests.

[gryfft]

The difference is that nuclear fusion has happened before. In fact, if you go outside and look up on a clear day or night, you can see it happening right now.

Nobody has ever created hydrinos. They are not real. If they were, he would be selling barrels of hydrinos. He will never sell one single hydrino. Because they are not real.

[dave333]

Well he has bottles of hydrinos and multiple experimental results (e.g. gas chromatography with passage faster than any known substance) that prove hydrinos exist and have exactly the properties his theory predicts.

[gryfft]

The fact that you continue to think this is true after this guy has been selling this snake oil for thirty years makes me think you've given money to him. If so, I'm truly sorry he took you in like that, and I suggest cutting your losses if you can.

[dave333]

I wish - I admit I did look into buying shares but it was too expensive. The reason I believe in it is that I have read all his papers and his hydrogen atom model makes a lot more sense than the Shroedinger electron probability distribution does. Then there are all the predictions of the model that come out in precise agreement with experimental values.

The fact that you continue to sneer tells me you have not seriously examined his claims and merely rely on biased secondary sources. Yelling rubbish more loudly does not an argument make.

[gryfft]

How expensive are they?

[dave333]

Reportedly BrLP did their last offering in 2016 at $40k/shr and I was offered 5-10 shares at $45k/shr in 2018. I should think with the recent engineering progress the price is well north of these figures now.