There is the only problem with the investment story that it does not appear to be true. The only source of money Krivit cites is Ampenergo, that is Rossi himself.
On Wed, Nov 16, 2011 at 4:43 PM, Joshua Cude <joshua.c...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > On Wed, Nov 16, 2011 at 9:16 AM, Marcello Vitale <mvit...@ucsbalum.net>wrote: > >> >> To the hard-core skeptics, two questions: >> >> - did man actually set foot on the moon? Compare and contrast level of >> proof. >> > > I agree, the moon-landing requires some trust, because there is no way for > us to witness it directly. But the sheer number of complicit people -- > probably 10s of thousands -- required to fake it make that scenario > infinitely more difficult to believe than a moon landing, which after all > is based on perfectly well-understood physics. There is no unknown reaction > claimed here. > > In Rossi's case, it is completely feasible to demonstrate the effect > without any need for trust, and so here the fact that he doesn't makes it > likely that he can't. Furthermore, the number of complicit people necessary > is much, much smaller. In fact, it could be all delusion or incompetence > (definitely not possible in the moon-landing). > > > >> - how is Rossi trying to make money out of his wonderful, long, >> elaborate, hollywoodian scam? I already wrote a detailed post on that and >> got no reaction. >> >> > > Maybe you missed the cross-post of Krivit's comment on his latest post, > where he spells it out pretty well. Briefly, entirely plausible, > confidential, and substantial, investments. > > Or, for another clue, look at BLP and how their wonderful, long, > elaborate, hollywoodian story, in which no product has ever been marketed, > and in which promises have been repeatedly unfulfilled, has nevertheless > earned them about $60M in investment. > -- Marcello Vitale via Cavallotti 5, 20093 Cologno Monzese, MI, ITALY phone: +39 338 484 9724 skype: marcello_vitale_UK email: mvit...@ucsbalum.net
