It isn't a productive academic discussion if you're gatekeeping views that don't match your own, yet are also technically informed. If there were results from

It isn't a productive academic discussion if you're gatekeeping views that don't match your own, yet are also technically informed. If there were results from an FPGA synthesised version of the Mill there would be less scepticism. But as it is, the Mill is just a design, and claimed performance/features require more evidence than for an existing architecture.