From Paul:
People, including a lot of physicists at Steorn forum are stating the London Orbo fiasco has all the appearance of a deliberate failure attempt. Speaking from personal experience, one good thing about such failures is that it doubles the drive to succeed in legitimate researchers. Regards, Paul Lowrance
A "...deliberate failure attempt."??? Yeah, that's the ticket. It must be...another conspiracy! I've also heard rationalizations from the skeptic's corner that the ORBO incident was all just a ploy by STEORN to drum up hype, to show future customers what a great job the company can do in advertising anything - doesn't matter if the hype is over real product or not. What I personally find ironic about these conclusions hatched from the skeptic's corner is that they are as grounded in verifiable reality as countless conspiratorial conclusions drawn up a number of true believers in UFO groups...not that I'm suggesting notin-intrestin might be going on in the skies. I'm getting the impression that it may be weeks (more likely months) before STEORN feels confident enough to try another demo. Perhaps the next time around, and as Jed has suggested, they will actually have a back-up plan in place as well. Favorite quote of the day: "Patience grasshopper." Regards, Steven Vincent Johnson www.OrionWorks.com
