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5. But one cannot claim a science break through without peer review.

That's just the way it is. If one doesn't like it, they can cry me a river, but their claims remain off the table until its published.

Science can be a tough bitch sometimes, but incidences like Pons and Fleishman show why the procedures are in place and what happens when people short cut them.

Rossi et al may have something, but they may also be kooks. We can't know until they publish. And that's the most one can say about this.

Until then. I will stand by my posts. I will gladly recant and admit my mistake if I am wrong. But I don't think I am.