On Thu, 24 Feb 2011, Joshua Cude wrote:
,in the data by orders of magnitude (10^10 if I remember), from the fact
that the highest values came from BARC within weeks of the press
conference (for what is supposed to be a very difficult experiment),
that they have gotten smaller over the years, and don't come close to
accounting for the measured heat, it is reasonable to conclude that they
do not provide enough evidence to suggest nuclear reactions at room
temperature in benchtop experiments create measurable heat.
One brief question to clarify a small confusion.
I noticed that in the last week or so you've mentioned that values have
"gotten smaller over the years." Perhaps I'm missing something. Do you
see this decrease as evidence of problems? Why keep pointing it out? ( Or
did I miss an earlier explanation? )
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