Cold fusion seems to bring out the crazies. They do not think
rationally and they do not understand basic science, yet they are sure
they are right. I'm glad you are trying to keep them close to
reality. Your patience is amazing.
Ed Storms
On May 30, 2013, at 12:47 PM, Jed Rothwell wrote:
Edmund Storms <stor...@ix.netcom.com> wrote:
Mark, why don't you ask and quote some who actually understand cold
fusion, like myself?
Well, Ed, at least he quoted Elforsk. That's progress! The people
Elforsk do not understand cold fusion but they do understand
electricity, IR cameras, and the Stefan-Boltzmann law, which is more
than you can say for Dr. Siegel.
In the comment section Gibbs went on to ask me to recommend a do-it-
yourself guide for Siegel. I recommended your paper. Fat chance that
Siegel will even read it, and no chance he could do it.
This gets back the hilarious comment of mine quoted in the article
itself: ". . . if there were a breakthrough in astrophysics, would
you call an electric power company engineer to ask him his opinion
of it?" (Hilarious if I do say so myself.) The notion that an
astrophysicist knows more about measuring electricity than
electrical engineers do is too funny for words. Talk about teaching
grandma how to suck eggs!
- Jed
