I will suggest to Rossi that he give you one, but he may not be on speaking terms with me either. I have discussed his tendency to obscure the data to keep us guessing and I have a feeling that he has seen some of my posts. It is better that I leave that sleeping dog lay.
Everyone has some form of agenda. I very much want to see LENR products start to appear in the marketplace to replace the fossil and nuclear industry that is such a problem for the world. For this reason I tend to favor Rossi most of the time, but I do get annoyed when he tells untruths to misdirect our efforts. I know that you are a member of the moletrap group. From everything I have seen, they just enjoy being a thorn in the side of new energy researchers. I can surmise that you do not work in any capacity for the fossil fuel industry. Is it possible that you perform some sort of consulting for any of the companies you mentioned? If not, why are you so negative toward our first hope for LENR products that has come along? Are you of the opinion that the entire industry of LENR researchers is merely a scam? If you so believe, I can understand your position and respect it. But Mary, you and I both know that Rossi will never, ever relent and allow his device to be scientifically scrutinized until he has no other choice. That might take a long time so why keep repeating the request? I am sure an intelligent person as yourself can contribute to this discussion about the ECATs and similar devices without having to attack. Make positive contributions and maybe the world will benefit. Dave -----Original Message----- From: Mary Yugo <maryyu...@gmail.com> To: vortex-l <vortex-l@eskimo.com> Sent: Thu, Nov 10, 2011 9:38 pm Subject: Re: [Vo]:National Instruments signs to do E-Cat controls I wish Rossi would make a gift of one of his ECATs to Mary so that she could perform all of the tests that she desires. I suspect that she would complain that it did not look nice enough for her to dirty her hand upon it. What is your agenda Mary? Well, I do wish the devices didn't look like hand made fugitives from the surplus plumber's supplies yard. But, as I wrote to Jed, I'd be happy to test an E-cat any time. And the results wouldn't be questionable. And there are far more competent and well regarded people than I who should do it. Earthtech would be a good place if Rossi is too paranoid to let ORNL or Sandia or Cal Tech see it. Or any major university physics department, preferably as a department with official endorsement and participation of the entire staff rather than someone's individual project. Agenda? Heh. What does that mean? Exposing inconsistencies and issues in a very popular and highly unlikely story requires an agenda of some sort? What exactly are you asking with that question? Some people accuse me of being a paid agent. I only wish I were and someone wanted to pay me. Who should I apply to? You think maybe Exxon? Standard Oil? BP? General Atomic? General Electric? Heck no -- any of those would be bidders for an E-cat that worked -- not opponents.
