Where is the mistake? Sylas wasn't working out the 'escape velocity' between two electrons. Or do you seriously not understand the point he is making? I'll be nice and assume you don't (rather than assume the more likely; that you understand his point and how it puts another nail in your theory's coffin), and explain it: he is showing that the acceleration caused by the repulsive force between electrons ~1 metre away is negligable compared to the normal velocity of electrons in the IG plasma, in suprisingly similar ratios to the effect of gravitational forces between billiard balls and their normal velocities, in my original analogy. Where is the flaw in this argument?

I will also ask you again to tell us the period of time between photon absorbtion and red-shifted photon emission, because you still haven't answered that most basic question, after countless requests from countless people.

Finally, I will ask you again: how is energy diffused throughout a system of electrons then 'undiffused' back into a single photon, and why isn't this an illegal entropy reduction? Where does the photon emit from, in relation to the system of electrons? How does the system as a whole know which direction to fire the electron, to avoid scatter?

Appeals to 'basic physics' will not do: simply state the mechanics behind the effects, in your own words.

Edit: to clarify Lyndon's misconception that Sylas was calculating the escape velocity of two electrons.