This doesn't looks like a healthy discussion. I will reply to healthy bits only. > That's a novel interpretation of the words 'cold fusion', and uses 'low temp

This doesn't looks like a healthy discussion. I will reply to healthy bits only. > That's a novel interpretation of the words 'cold fusion', and uses 'low temperature' in a way that I'm not comfortable with, even if it stops short of getting into the millions of degrees. I'm aware that many scientist are interpreting cold fusion as «room temperature nuclear reactions», then immediately discard the baby with the bath. It takes lot of energy to explain that «Low Energy Nuclear Reactions» doesn't mean «No Extra Energy Nuclear Reactions». It just LENR guys are trying to lower the Coulomb barrier or boost performance, to make reaction happen in cooler environment, while ITER guys are trying to make hotter environment. > But do be aware that a single photon carries no more than 10^-19 Joules and that Watts are a measure of power, not of energy...). I'm obsessed with ideas of reproduction of quantum effects at macro scale, so macro-photon is my goal №1. Of course I have no knowledge required to do that, because it will be for the first time, but I have an idea for the starting point.