Is it just me, or is ‘Cold Fusion’ the modern day Perpetual Motion Machine? Whereas they used to generate perpetual motion with cogs, weights and levers, now they generate it from ‘cold fusion’, which sounds more plausible because no-one knows how it could work.
Which is not to say that it will never happen — muon-catalyzed fusion, for example, seems to work but requires more energy than it produces — but I’ve seen precisely zero evidence that any of these devices do anything more than a good old-fashioned Perpetual Motion Machine.
Edward M. Grant 
No relation to perpetual motion, it is classic nuclear reaction, with unknown mechanism… there is no theory, but no doubt from the experiments either:
I’ve written a little pamplet about the evidences, and more than them, about the loose critics that survive like undead.
http://lenrnews.eu/evidences-that-lenr-is-real-beyond-any-reasonable-doubt/
it is becoming business, and here is the summary of recent stories (not updated recently)
http://www.lenrnews.eu/lenr-summary-for-policy-makers/
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AlainCo
the techwatcher of lenr-forum
if you are curious, ask us there.
best regards.
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