BOSON OR BOGUS, BILLION-DOLLAR BULL? by Hank Mills Salt Lake
City, Utah July 9, 2012 SALT LAKE CITY, Utah -- The universe is
a mysterious place, and we understand very little about how it
works. Sadly, the challenges our civilization faces such as war,
poverty, pollution, economic turmoil, and "black swan" events
may not allow humanity to exist long enough to figure it out
before our species goes extinct. If we are to learn how the
universe works, breakthrough technologies like cold fusion
(LENR) need to be pursued, instead of multibillion dollar
projects such as the search for the Higgs Boson that will have
very few real-world applications in the short-to-medium term.
What humanity needs at this moment are working technologies that
can allow us to overcome the issues that threaten our
civilization. The cold fusion-based Energy Catalyzer, known
colloquially as the E-Cat, is just such a technology because it
could allow for almost unlimited energy production utilizing
only tiny amounts of cheap, non-polluting