Eric Walker wrote: "I'm looking for measured, incremental changes to the existing understanding of physics, not something that turns physics upside down and inside out ."
I don't agree that Calaon's EMNR theory 'turns physics upside down.'
That seems to be ill thought out rhetoric.
Physics is not a flower vase, it has no sides. It has no upside or down side, inside or outside.
My close reading of the theory at
http://lenr-calaon-explanation.weebly.com/
taught me about the zitterbewegung a concept promoted by Dellasca, Cook for several decades
and having its genesis in the surah of Prophet Dirac via Schrodinger in1930.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zitterbewegung
Calaon has applied the zitterbewegung concept to the electron path around the proton.
Incremental? Incremental is not a necessity for physics.
Isaac Newton's theories were not incremental but were based on the theory and work of giants who went before him