On second thought, I may have been a bit hasty in claiming that Rossi was
disingenuous about his explanation of iron in the Cat-E reactor ash.



The majority of the iron might have come from the reaction vessel and
produced by spattering. However, not saying that a minority part was iron as
the active ingredient of the catalyst is not dishonest. Jesuit ethics (what
president Clinton was famous for) states that silence of the truth is not
lying.

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