Playing devil's advocate in situations like this serve a useful
purpose. Honoring our skeptical bones hopefully help keep our feet
firmly planted on the ground, particularly when our wings would love
to start flapping right now! ...to soar into the stratosphere is
everyone's dream.
Nevertheless,
See:
http://www.popsci.com/science/article/2011-01/italian-scientists-claim-dubious-cold-fusion-breakthrough
http://tinyurl.com/4c768rx
After casting dispersions they had the following to say:
> But the duo does have something going for them in
> the fact that they’ve demonstrated their device
Here's a handy-dandy "Table of Nuclides"
http://atom.kaeri.re.kr/
Regards
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www.OrionWorks.com
www.zazzle.com/orionworks
>From Jed:
> WARNING TO ALL OUR READERS: THE REPORT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
> BOLOGNA WILL BE DELIVERED MONDAY , JAN 24, ANYTIME.
> YOU WILL FIND IT ON THE JOURNAL OF NUCLEAR PHYSICS AND WE
> ALREADY GIVE TO EVERYBODY TO REPRODUCE IT EVERYWHERE, FOR
> ANY PURPOSE, FREE.
> WARM REGARDS,
> THE BOARD OF
>From Harry,
> Article uses Robert Park as an authority on the subject.
>
> http://news.discovery.com/tech/cold-fusion-claims-resurface.html
As predicted by Mr. Rothwell, it would appear that the majority of
popular news organizations willing to stick their necks out and file a
brief report on th
Jed sez:
...
> We have about 1,000 readers a week normally. I do not know how many are
> repeat visitors. Word is getting out, gradually, but the population of the
> world is large, and people like Robert Park have access to the mass media,
> which reaches a far larger audience than LENR-CANR.org
About an hour ago I sed:
> Shouldn't we have expected commentary from the doctor [Dr. Park] by now?
> I wonder what's going on in that department. Does he have a cold or something?
Well, the doctor has finally spoken
http://bobpark.physics.umd.edu/index.html
... and he has decided not to mentio
>From Mark Iverson:
> Good or bad, the genie is out of the bottle and there's
> no way anyone can stuff it back in... I sincerely hope,
> pray, that the human species has matured enough to accept
> the responsibility that comes with this kind of discovery.
I agree, Mark.
Potential change of th
Terry sez:
> Personally, I hope that 2012 will usher in a new sun. Not a supernova
> of Betelgeuse; but, a slow, cold fusion which will render the
> petrodollar obsolete. May the end of the Mayan calender on the winter
> solstice be the day that megawatt H-Ni steam engine goes online.
In which
Jones sez:
...
> … maybe there should be martinis all around – which drink – BTW could be
> called the rossi … if you want to get into a trivia contest Bottom’s up
> ! and put it all on Park’s tab.
Regarding the honorable Dr. Park:
Latest weekly issue, Friday, January 21, 2011: "What's New"
>From Jed:
> I uploaded a version of the report with some corrections to the English
> grammar and spelling, here:
> http://lenr-canr.org/acrobat/LeviGreportonhe.pdf
>
> I have not cleared it with them yet, but I'm sure it is okay. It is night
> there.
Is this "the" report we've been waiting for?
Wait a minute:
My eyeballs scanned the following paragraph:
Page 6:
Conclusions
The amount of power and energy produce during both tests is indeed
impressive and, TOGETHER WITH THE SELF SUSTAINING STATE REACH DURING
[caps mine] [TEST 1] could be an indication that the system is working
as a new
My eyeballs then scanned the following paragraph:
On page 4:
---
Before ending [Test 1] all the power was reduced and then switched off
from the resistors and also the hydrogen supply was closed. No
pressure decrease was noted in the H2 bottle. EVEN IN THIS CONDITIONS
THE SYSTEM KEPT RUN
>From Mark
> Now sing along with me... from that ol' folk song...
> "Where have all the neutrons gone..."
I did start singing. ;-)
'> ...perhaps into heavy fermions? ;-)
>
> This from the comment section of the Knol page on CF...
>
> Consider "heavy fermion" superconductors
> The August 2009 is
>From Jed:
> See:
>
> http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/chennai/Cold-fusion-turns-hot-city-to-host-meet-/articleshow/7357005.cms
Excerpt:
> According to Dr M Srinivasan, chairman of the organizing
> committee, "the conference will deal with the recent
> breakthrough in cold fusion theory e
Jed sez:
...
> See? This is an example of wild guessing and unfounded speculation. This is
> what I was complaining about before, in the thread, "Your suspicion is not
> proof there is a problem." BUT, it would only be a problem if I were to make
> this back-of-the-envelope calculation, then jump
>From Bill:
>> and he has also related to me that on more than one occasion, the 'firing'
>> of the Z-pinch machine has resulted in anomalous energy that could not be
>> explained, and instruments all seemed to be working properly... don't think
>> they ever tracked it down since they have deadlin
Does anyone recall if the subtitle: "Nuclear experiments blog" was
there all along, or is it a recent addition. I don't remember.
Actually, I don't care either way.
Actually, I kinda hope it is a recent addition. From my POV it would
suggest that perhaps Rossi does actually give a hoot what peopl
http://english.ruvr.ru/2011/01/28/41688958.html
Excerpt:
[sed: president of the Kurchatov Institute and Academician at the
Russian Academy of Sciences]
> There is not a single study indicating that cold fusion
> is essentially impossible. There is a notion called muonic
> catalysis, in the cours
I think it would behoove us to acquire some familiarity with this
Greek based company called: DEFKALION Energy Group. My initial Google
searches haven't brought up anything of significance, though my
searches are still preliminary.
The email address for making inquiries is, "stsalikog...@gmail.com
Another Friday has come around. I wunder if the honorable Dr. Park
will continue his distinctive silence on the Rossi-Focardi matter in
his "What's New" column. Dr. Park has GOT to be aware of it.
Inquiring minds what to know.
Regards
Steven Vincent Johnson
www.OrionWorks.com
www.zazzle.com/orion
>From Peter:
> too small a subject for such a Great, Omniscient, Man
Not likely. ;-)
In all seriousness, Dr. Park's silence strikes me as unusual.
The following is pure speculation on my part, so take it FWIW. With
that disclaimer in place - lemme say this about that...
As Dirty Harry once sai
>From Mr. Lawrence:
...
> (The only possible spoke in the wheel at this point would be if it's not for
> real. That, of course, would be an insurmountable problem.)
LOL
Very deadpan of you, Mr. Lawrence. ;-)
Regards
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www.zazzle.com/orionworks
Good detective work, Jed.
I hope they hook it up to a generator.
In the fickle PR world, it seems to me that the device generating 1
megawatts of electricity would be the most convincing demo of all,
especially if it can be clearly proved that there cannot possibly
exist the equivalent of a one M
From: S. Krivit's NET Installment #31
http://newenergytimes.com/v2/news/2011/36/3616ideologies.shtml
16. Cold Fusion Versus LENR: Competing Ideologies
Paragraph excerpt:
> In January 2010, Melich and his second wife, Marianne Macy,
> who writes for Infinite Energy magazine, began producing
> d
Please keep in mind that the following quotes have been extracted from
individuals whose opinions may have changed (or moderated) in subtle
ways later on in the on-going thread.
>From Mr. Lawrence:
>> I would bet a dollar to a doughnut that Levi
>> doesn't believe it's for real, no matter what
>
>From Mark Iverson:
...
> Just assume for one second that the demo was real, and
> that you are Rossi and have been pouring in your financial
> livelihood into making those first 100 reactors... Would
> you publish the location for all the world to see...
> Hell NO!!! That would be the most idio
Much of the on-going speculation, of which I, too, am guilty of having
propagated, reminds me of a poignant and all-too-brief scene I recall
from the recent apocalyptic film titled, "2012", - which by the way
was a really awful film. 100% special effects - 0% plot.
Out in the wild snow-capped moun
>From Jed:
> From a PDF file just received:
...
> 12.30 F . C elani
> M.Melich
> : Brief Report on Rossi-Focardi 10 KW Demo
> : Additional Remarks on Rossi-Focardi Experiment
For me this truly begs a nagging question. Of what importance, if any,
could actually be discussed at such a meeting con
>From Jed:
Some follow-up comments.
>> For me this truly begs a nagging question. Of what importance,
>> if any, could actually be discussed at such a meeting
>> conducted by Melich.
>
> A great deal. Melich has a lot of technical info on this.
> He has read the papers published by Rossi and unde
Mr Lawrence sez:
> What's a BoD?
In this case: Board of Directors
But right now, I could use a doughnut.
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It would seem advantageous to all participating ICCF-16 participants
to track down a legitimate witness to the December/January Italian
demonstration, hopefully a physics professor. Make an offer he can't
refuse. Personally fly him to ICCF-16, promise to pay his hotel room,
and all his meals... SPA
From: The Hindu -> Science and Technology section
"Call for inter-disciplinary studies in ‘cold fusion'"
See:
http://www.thehindu.com/sci-tech/technology/article1165494.ece
Regards
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www.OrionWorks.com
www.zazzle.com/orionworks
SUBJECT: Group seeks to discredit Rossi
>From Abd:
...
> But I will note a generic way to fake Rossi's
> work, others have proposed other possibilities,
> and, if it's fake, the truth might even be a
> hybrid. I have no doubt but that it could be
> done, that even more convincing demonstrations
Let me second and third some of the counter claims raised about the
steam temperature issue.
>From Mr. Lawrence,
...
> If the water flow rate is fixed, and the power level is allowed
> to vary, then, if steam is coming out, its temperature will vary,
> and will be determined at any moment by how
>From Mr. Lawrence:
...
> You are making an unconscious assumption here, which is that
> water is being added just exactly fast enough to replenish
> the water which is boiled away.
>
> That's not what's happening! The water is being added at
> a constant rate, with no feedback from the reactor!
Terry sez:
> http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-12400647
>
> Robots to get their own internet
> By Mark Ward
> Technology correspondent, BBC News
>
> European scientists have embarked on a project to let robots share and
> store what they discover about the world.
>
> Called RoboEarth it will be
>From Jones
...
> This field cannot be simplified into an either/or situation.
>
> Ockham has no place in this field – LENR it is inherently
> complex.
>
> Krivit and his sponsors are half-right (but half-wrong),
> as is anyone who says that LENR is pure fusion and nothing
> else.
>
> There are c
Terry Sez:
> Probably not since you sent the unsubscribe message to Vortex-l.
>
> You must send it to vortex-l-request for it to work.
I immediately realized my mistake and resubmitted it to "
vortex-l-request". But of course nobody will see that! I just look
dumb! So, what else is new. ;-)
I th
Yes, Mr. Lawrence,
Indeed, this is very on-topic.
The news is spreading like wildfire through out the internet.
I think you and Jones have pretty much nailed the pertinent issues.
We stand here wondering if Rossi and/or Mills will put out in short
order. Or maybe someone else will suddenly be f
A month has gone by since the Rossi-Focardi event transpired, and Dr.
Park continues to remain silent. Nothing pertinent has been mentioned
in his "What's New" weekly rant. I find it impossible to believe that
Dr. Park has not heard of the proceedings. Therefore, it seems to me
that his continued s
svj sez:
> A month has gone by since the Rossi-Focardi event transpired, and Dr.
> Park continues to remain silent. Nothing pertinent has been mentioned
> in his "What's New" weekly rant. I find it impossible to believe that
> Dr. Park has not heard of the proceedings. Therefore, it seems to me
>
Jed sez:
> Brian Ahern says it seem Rossi has put the fear of God
> into Mills. Mills put out a "me too!" paper with dozens
> of viewgraphs mainly ones showing that if he would, he
> could build a a big energy generating system too, and by
> golly it might be as good -- or maybe lots better! -- th
>From Harry:
> Why haven't they invented...
> cold fusion?
>
> http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/bang/2011/0216/1224289927976.html
H This from the Irish Times.
Doesn't another Alternate Energy firm come to mind??? In psychological
terms, it's called displacement.
The mind is often ver
>From Peter
...
> As regarding Rossi's bad PR he is just following Pitigrilli's "Do not give
> me advices, I can err myself" The lack of a theory is disturbing, his method
> of scale-up is strange, but he answers patiently to hundreds of questions of
> diverse levels of IQ and good/ill-will. Put
Jed sez:
...
> By the way, I am just Mr. Rothwell. No PhD.
> My background is linguistics, programming,
> and translating Japanese technical articles into English.
Methinks Jed is shilling a unique proposal of his own:
"How to Read Japanese
for Dummies"
I bet you'd be good at it too. ;-)
Reg
>From Robin:
...
> Note that as Hydrino molecules shrink, the protons get closer
> together, so their magnetic fields get stronger. If the magnetic
> field increases with the inverse cube of the distance, and the
> distance itself goes with the inverse square of the primary
> quantum number, then
>From Peter Gluck:
> As I wrote in my Ego-Out blog 2011 is a very bad year for skeptics. By the
> way Bob Park is ignoring the subject with great enthusiasm.
Yes indeed. More than a month has passed by and Park's conspicuous
silence on this matter strikes me personally almost as if it is a kind
o
Jed recently pondered:
> He [Rossi] would gain much more credibility if he would only
> allow the NRL to test his machine, but I doubt that will happen.
> I do not understand why, but he does not want more independent
> tests of his machine. It sure makes him look bad, doesn't it?
I am, of course
Just a comment to Jed and Abd, and a few other patient participants.
I've enjoyed being a spectator to this thread. I guess that makes me
somewhat of a sadist.
By all means continue clarifying all the misconceptions being spewed
out from this particular thread. Many of you have harder skulls than
>From Abd:
...
> Younger scientists are becoming educated in what actually
> happened in 1989-1990.
...
> The skepticism is most entrenched among physicists, who
> seem to be unwilling to acknowledge that there might be
> something happening that they don't understand.
The irony here is that enco
As Terry pointed out in:
http://www.deccanchronicle.com/chennai/cold-fusion-predicted-10-yrs-183
Excerpt:
> Igor Goryachev, a scientist from Research Institute of Nuclear
> Instrumentation, Russia, said there has been considerable
> interest in LENR projects in his country. “Interestingly, oil
>
>From Terry:
> Yes, but you are discounting the fact that the Russian oil tycoons are
> nouveau riche. Russia's Siberian Khatru has been a long time in
> development and they many not have the mindset that exists in Western
> Oilers.
Hmmm...
Should we welcome the "mindset" of Russia's Siberian
Abd sez:
...
> It means nothing about the science itself. As Jed has pointed out, there is
> a definition of "mainstream" that's different. Judging "mainstream" has to
> do with publication by independent publishers who are dedicated to general
> science or to some particular science (or engineer
Robin sez:
> ...sounds to me as though he is tapping into the Van Allen belt energy.
> This is the resonant transfer concept.
Oh dear! If this takes off I bet one can wager their suntan lotion
that in another hundred years or so or we'll experience a Van Allen
shortage and increases in skin cance
>From Jones
...
> Others apparently feel as I do, that a device that cannot be "safely"
> unplugged makes me nervous.
>
> Yes. Nuclear reactors (fission type) make me nervous. I wouldn't want
> to live near one.
Indeed, the current lack of a clear understanding of the engineering
(and theory) inv
>From Jones
...
> Others apparently feel as I do, that a device that cannot be "safely"
> unplugged makes me nervous.
>
> Yes. Nuclear reactors (fission type) make me nervous. I wouldn't want
> to live near one.
Indeed, the current lack of a clear understanding of the engineering
(and theory) inv
>From Jed:
>> From Jones:
>> Yes. Your fear would be shared by the majority in the USA,
>> and that is likely to be the major reason that Rossi is not
>> doing it here. He knows he would not see this device sold
>> here during his lifetime, due to the NRC.
>
> I think you are exaggerating the powe
Hey, Jed and all,
Have you all seen the following commentary:
"Why Amazon would be smart to give away the Kindle"
http://www.cnn.com/2011/TECH/mobile/03/04/amazon.free.kindle/index.html?hpt=C2
http://tinyurl.com/4catda6
Excerpt:
Last year, nearly $1 billion in e-books were sold, according to
> "Why Amazon would be smart to give away the Kindle"
>
> http://www.cnn.com/2011/TECH/mobile/03/04/amazon.free.kindle/index.html?hpt=C2
>
> http://tinyurl.com/4catda6
>
Additional excerpt:
According to Kelly, Bezos "merely smiled and said, 'Oh, you noticed
that!' And then smiled again."
...
Ma
>From Jed:
...
> If they were to give away the Kindle hardware gadget at
> this stage, I imagine the government anti-trust people
> would look askance. Amazon would be giving away the gadgets
> at a substantial loss, and I suppose regulators would see
> that as an unfair way to squelch competing
>From Terry:
>> Note: Rossi told me he would demonstrate the unit in Florida.
>
> I wouldn't. It could be confiscated on the basis that is poses a
> radiation threat to people in the US. I'd just ship it and test it
> there.
>From Noone Noone
> That would be a huge win.
> If they confiscate it
Jed sez:
>>Terry Blanton wrote:
>> I don't trust our government.
> I trust the government most of the time, in most situations.
> It is no worse than General Motors or Toyota, and much better
> than most Wall Street investment firms.
...except in Wisconsin.
We are currently experiencing technic
Worth reading:
http://www.cnn.com/2011/TECH/innovation/03/09/rare.earth.magnet.race/index.html?hpt=Sbin
Regards
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www.OrionWorks.com
www.zazzle.com/orionworks
http://www.youtube.com/user/OrionworksVideos?feature=mhum#p/u
In the dark of the night, without notice to the public, without any
debate, without even printing copies of the bill, 18 Republicans used
procedural trickery to strip hundreds of thousands of workers in
Wisconsin of their collective bar
This is the more interesting footage:
http://www.youtube.com/user/OrionworksVideos?feature=mhum#p/a/u/1/UJBbdVJ9G0U
> http://www.youtube.com/user/OrionworksVideos?feature=mhum#p/u
>
> In the dark of the night, without notice to the public, without any
> debate, without even printing copies of th
>From Ledin:
> Defkalion GT
...
> You all are kindly ask not to confuse our Hyperion technology with
> others’ (eg.ecat). We are not willing to answer any questions
> pertaining to third party initiatives in LENR. We have made our own
> progress, both on technical and business matters. So we wil
A former girlfriend of mine, for which I'm happy to say I'm still on
good terms with, has a rated IQ of 150 or higher. Don't ever play a
game of GO with her. You will be humiliated.
She cannot tell her right hand from her left without manually taking
the effort of looking at them.
Regards
Steven
>From Jed:
...
> Why did Rossi even go? What was he thinking?
> He does at least make it clear that he cannot reveal anything about this
> because he has no patent. He does not actually say "I do not want widespread
> publicity because I have no patent -- I want to cash in while I can" but I
> am
>From Jed
> ... Maybe there is more to it. I just heard this in a 5-minute phone call.
> Summary: He said the same stuff he has been saying all along in his blog
> and in the magazines.
> Well, at least he is consistent.
IMHO, (and granted it might be an incorrect opinion) I can't help but
specu
Thanks Jouni,
Excerpt:
"Rossi said he would also like to develop small household cold fusion
power generators in Massachusetts.
"I'm already planning to come back soon," [Rossi] said, "We are hoping
to get something started in a matter of weeks, not months."
* * * *
Looks to me as if Rossi is
orionworks sez:
...
> ... looking like the personification of God
> Almighty himself (circa Old Testament)
Akshully, the more I think of it, I suspect Randi is trying to emulate
the Darwin look.
http://www.lucidcafe.com/library/96feb/darwin.html
Regards
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www.OrionWorks.co
FWIW I would recommend if at all possible trying to find a place of
neutrality on the Rossi/Defkalion matter.
In my view, there is too much rampant anticipation going on - and
that's not a good thing. Inevitably, unbridled anticipation tends to
generate profound disappointment when the anticipated
>From Ahsoka,
> Unbeknownst to the cold fusion enthusiasts, Rossi is really doing a
> phenomenological study on the perception and judgement of those who
> believe in in LENR.
...
Assuming you're serious, and that Rossi's entire eCat endeavor has
been nothing more than a phenomenological study o
Gee wiz!
I sed something sort of like this about three to six months ago in the
Vort Collective. However, I'm sure what I said was stated much more
crudely.
I recall conjecturing that the aggregate "mass" existence of all those
fleeting virtual particles could possibly in themselves contribute to
Is the unit basically a small furnace, perhaps to heat a few rooms or water?
What's the COP on this configuration? I haven't been able to determine that yet.
Regards
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www.zazzle.com/orionworks
Orionworks sez:
> Is the unit basically a small furnace, perhaps to heat a few rooms or water?
>
> What's the COP on this configuration? I haven't been able to determine that
> yet.
Let me clarify. It sez it's for Domestic or Building, Agricultural and
Industrial uses.
It looks to me like it's
>From Peter:
> minimum COP is 25 so far I remember.
> Details are here:
> http://www.defkalion-energy.com/files/HyperionSpecsSheetNovember2011.pdf
25?
On page 18 it sez: COP Better than 1:25 / 1:32
Big discrepancy here.
Regards
Steven Vincent Johnson
www.OrionWorks.com
www.zazzle.com/orionwork
>From Jed:
...
> I assume that a unit used for space heating only would have something
> like a thermoelectric device and a storage battery to keep itself going,
> or to wake itself up. So there would be no waste of external AC power.
> Perhaps early models will depend upon AC power. Soon there w
>From MY:
>> From Rossi:
>>
>> ... E-CATS ARE FOR SALE ONLY FOR WHAT CONCERNS 1 THERMAL MW PLANTS,
>> BECAUSE THE 10 KW E-CATS ARE NOT YET CERTIFIED ...
I made the mistake of browsing through my filter pile. I found this from MY:
> I'm confused. Megawatt nuclear fusion plants are certified
>
At present I'm inclined to conclude that DGT stole Rossi's sauce. The
impression I get is that the BoD suspects that if they showed all the
evidence it would strongly indicate the fact that they reversed
engineered significant portions of Rossi's eCat design. I suspect that
is why Jed has gotten th
>From Live Science:
TITLE "Scientist Makes Pitch for Massachusetts Cold Fusion Plant"
http://www.livescience.com/17310-scientist-pitch-massachusetts-cold-fusion-plant.html
Mostly harmless
The energizer bunny seems to keep on going and going.
Regards
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www.OrionWorks.com
ww
>From Alan,
> http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2011/12/07/bill-gates-to-build-next-gen-nuclear-reactors-with-china/
>
> BEIJING – Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates confirmed Wednesday he is in
> discussions with China to jointly develop a new and safer kind of nuclear
> reactor.
>
> "The idea is to b
>From Jed:
>> It has been a conservative business strategy that has worked very well for
>> BG. Nevertheless, I lament the fact that BG appears to have rarely shown
>> much backbone towards exploring and subsequently exploiting
>> unproven/cutting edge technologies such as those purported from Ro
>From Robert & Michele
http://www.laboratoryequipment.com/news-Quantum-Entanglement-Allows-Diamonds-to-Communicate-120511.aspx?xmlmenuid=51
> Next time we send out some Mars Rovers, we swap the communications antennae
> with a Quantum Entangled Crystal (QEX) array, and, voila!
> Real-time communi
>From Peter,
> Jed, if I find the time tomorrow during work, I do the test myself.
> This is better. I fear your test will not be correct.
It is good that you are performing the experiment yourself and that
you will post the results. We all would love to see the results.
OTOH, what is behind thi
Interesting.
I wonder if DGT will also propose what kind of nuclear/LENR steps are
most likely being taken to produce the copper.
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www.zazzle.com/orionworks
>From James,
> Where can I get small quantities of soluble nickel salts? Nickel chloride
> would be fine. Reagent grade would be nice but not absolutely necessary.
>
> Hopefully I won't have a SWAT team of wannabe secret police attack dogs
> bashing down my door if I get my mitts on such an obvi
>From Axil Axil:
>> No matter what Jed Rothwell says, poisoned by the deepest failings of
>> uncaring and debased human nature, Cold fusion could usher in a new dark age
>> of human exploitation and misery for all mankind.
> From Jed:
> I said that too. See chapter 19, "Making things worse . . ."
The statement from Lattice Energy LLC strikes me as essentially
saying: Accept no other theory than our own. IOW, product placement.
If LE LLC eventually gets around to unveiling their own Dog & Pony
show, meaning the presentation of a product (or just a prototype),
then by all means, let the chip
>From Randy Wuller:
...
> ... I also don't care if the name given to the process is
> particularly accurate from a scientific standpoint,
> you guys can call it whatever you want once you figure it out.
Many on this list have argued this very issue. So have I. Before I was
asked to resign, while
Jones sez:
...
> What a bunch of unmitigated pomposity. Give them a continuing
> 5 billion per annum - and in few decades, wow - they could
> probably get it right. Isn’t it about time for a big dose
> of “Occupy CERN”.
From:
http://science.nasa.gov/astrophysics/focus-areas/what-is-dark-energy/
>From Kita
> I guess that most have seen this by now..It seems to have "gone viral".
>
> http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/ufo/8951086/Russian-protesters-film-UFO-over-Moscow.html
>
> A drone seems probable..yet...if it is a drone..will it reappear?
Most likely a surveil
I'd be dead without spell checker.
I suspect I'm not alone on that.
I wonder if MY is taking lessons from Mr. Krivit.
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Thanks for posting the actual paragraph, Peter.
> 3. LET ME COUNT THE WAYS: PSEUDOSCIENCE IS AN ENORMOUS FIELD
> There are, I think, many more of them than there are of us. Let me mention
> just a few of the more notorious: Stanley Pons and Martin Fleishman, who
> gave us Cold Fusion in 1989, are
Jed,
Peter can correct me if I error on this point but I believe he has
repeatedly attempted to contact Dr. Park specifically in regard to the
Rossi saga. Numerous times. I believe Peter as posted the fact that
Park has never responded to any of his repeated inquiries.
I'm sure others have attemp
>From Mr. Lawrence:
> However, I do have an observation: When a woman (or apparent woman) shows up,
> she gets *far* more responses to her posts than a man (or apparent man) would
> by posting the same sort of material. So, being a woman on the fringe lists
> is enough to garner an awful lot of
>From Josh:
> My guess is that he knows it will irk the believers even more if he ignores
> Rossi, than if he dumps on him. It seems to be working.
Keep guessing Joshua.
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Steven Vincent Johnson
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>From Jed:
...
> Terminology is often inaccurate and usually a generation behind. We often
> pick a word for something new that describes the older object better than
> the new one. Because there isn't a word for the new thing. ...
This is why many (myself included) have felt that recent attempt
>From Robert:
> The words may eventually be elimanated, but the next generation is adopting
> them without care of origin.
But our generation is just as guilty of committing the same type of crimes.
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Steven Vincent Johnson
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