On Fri, 7 Jan 2005, Jed Rothwell wrote: > "Cold Fusion gets lukewarm backing" > > 1. "the reviewers say they remain unconvinced about the reality of cold > fusion ..." > 2. "... indeed, a third of the reviewers believe that the phenomenon could > potentially create excess power" > > Invent a logic system for which these two statements are consistent with > each other, and use it to prove that pigs can fly.
Lol! Already accomplished. It's called "Democracy." If 50.0001 of a group wants "black," and 49.9999% of the group wants "white," then we can say that the entire group actually wants black. Right? Ah, inspiration! : THE EMPEROR'S VISIBLE CLOTHES billb 2005 The Emperor's experts talked him into going nude in front of a large crowd. Fortunately the entire crowd talked themselves into being able to see the clothes which were not there. And so the clothes began to actually exist. Unfortunately there was one little kid who loudly asked why the Emperor was naked. Nobody could hear him. After all, "reality" isn't an absolute, instead "reality" is determined by expert concensus. Majority rules. And if some little kid says something that we don't want to hear, why, he really didn't say anything at all. In fact, no acoustic waves even came out of his mouth nor vibrated any eardrums. In fact, what little kid are you talking about? Are you some kind of lying crackpot Woo-Woo or something? There's no little kid here. Well, there is some meat and broken bones in the middle of that crowd of adults who are all jumping up and down for some reason. But that's not a little kid, so maybe you are one of those lying scumbag Woo-Woo crackpots who needs the attention of this large crowd. We all REALLY HATE woo-woos, you know. Understand? Good. I thought you might. Now let's all take up a collection to reward the Emperor's clothing designers. The Emperor didn't pay them nearly enough. The end. (((((((((((((((((( ( ( ( ( (O) ) ) ) ) ))))))))))))))))))) William J. Beaty SCIENCE HOBBYIST website [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://amasci.com EE/programmer/sci-exhibits amateur science, hobby projects, sci fair Seattle, WA 206-789-0775 unusual phenomena, tesla coils, weird sci
