No, it is not easy to see this. It is insane. The person who does this should not need any training or equipment. ***Such people aren't stepping forward. My proposal should be easy to underbid, instead we have ... more bullshit. You joking around.
The simple fact is that whoever goes forward to test gammas and actually finds them will probably find his career over. That's gotta be worth $100k. And that's why no one is stepping forward to overcome the ... bullshit. On 5/18/19, Jed Rothwell <jedrothw...@gmail.com> wrote: > Kevin O'Malley <kevmol...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Uhh, Jed.... I proposed explicitly that YOU would be more suited to go >> and test but you declined. > > > Okay, you proposed I go. I told you I know nothing about this. Why are you > repeating this? You have "explicitly proposed" that the wrong person be > sent to do something he does not have slightest idea how to do, in a type > of experiment he has never seen. So, your proposal tells us you have no > clue. > > > >> I think it'll take $5k to train me. Applying Allan's incorrection >> coefficient, it would make the training $50k. > > > If you need any training, you are the wrong person. We need to send someone > who has spent years measuring gamma rays. Someone in the UK who has all of > the equipment in a lab at his fingertips. > > > >> I think it would be >> several thousand in expenses, most of us don't even think it would be >> that much so there's no need to apply Allan's incorrection >> coefficient. But it's easy to see that we're already at $60k before I >> step foot on a plane to London. > > > No, it is not easy to see this. It is insane. The person who does this > should not need any training or equipment. > > > >> > Plus, if I understand correctly, he is asking for $100,000. That's >> > about >> > $97,000 more than anyone needs to do this. That surely is fraud, to use >> the >> > word Russ dares not say. >> ***Jed, you yourself wrote on LENR-Forum that you would do it for >> $1Million. > > > Yeah. That was a joke, as I said. If you thought I was serious you lack a > sense of humor. The word "cool" might have tipped you off that I wasn't > serious. The fact that the sum is outrageous should have tipped you off. > And my follow up comments would seem facetious to most people: > > Me: I am *starting the negotiation* at $1 million. Say yes today, without > delay, or it goes to $2 million. > > Alan: I propose $1M plus a basket full of white kittens, and a barrel of > blue M&M's > > Me: Driving a hard bargain, are we? Well, two can play that game! I raise > you. I will do it for *$3 million*. That's my final offer, unless you want > to pay more. > > Does that sound serious to you? Really?!? >
