Moving into acceptance? Seems to me that governments are taking the same policy of Cude, Yugo, and Park.
On Nov 18, 2011, at 0:09, "Craig Brown" <cr...@overunity.co> wrote: > I never said they DID believe Rossi. This has nothing to do with Rossi, "this > sector" refers to LENR in general where Rossi is only one of a growing number > of people with interesting and commercially useful results. > > Mary, you can try and spin their statement any way you like, but it's very > clear. Their Chief Scientific Advisor has just admittted that "it is > appropriate for DECC to maintain a watch on this sector". Their words, not > mine. If you are having difficulty in accepting the fact that LENR is now > moving slowly into mainstream acceptance by gov agencies then just say so. > > > -------- Original Message -------- > Subject: Re: [Vo]: UK's DECC "Monitoring the sector" (LENR) > From: Mary Yugo <maryyu...@gmail.com> > Date: Fri, November 18, 2011 2:53 pm > To: vortex-l@eskimo.com > > > > On Thu, Nov 17, 2011 at 8:46 PM, Craig Brown <cr...@overunity.co> wrote: > I recently contacted DECC (UK equivalent of DoE) to get their view on what > they thought about the ecat, and to see if they had even heard of it. I got > quite an interesting reply. Trigger for "further action" is an interesting > phrase. > > > "DECC is aware of this alleged power source: the DECC CSA, David MacKay FRS, > has read some of the literature and has met Sven Kulander, who has reviewed > an experiment and whose report is on the Defkalion website. The CSA's > judgment is that it is appropriate for DECC to maintain a watch on this > sector, with the key trigger for further action being the publication of the > work in a reputable peer-refereed journal, including full details so that > academic scientists can replicate the results." <SNIP> > > In other words, they don't believe Rossi either, on the evidence that he's > provided.
