On Wed, Nov 23, 2011 at 11:36 PM, Marcello Vitale <mvit...@ucsbalum.net> wrote: > I agree with Terry on this. I see no other way for Rossi to make money than > to try to sell as many big items as he can before somebody much better than > him at manufacturing comes into the game. Anything else is a distraction.
Let me see if I understand this. It's as if Jonas Salk should have insisted on making little batches of polio vaccine in his lab and selling them to protect millionaire's families from polio rather than giving the vaccine to large companies so everyone could have it? Salk became a millionaire of course and his institute in La Jolla, California is now world renown for biomedical research and the recipient of hundreds of millions of dollars in grants. Hardly a loss for Salk. If Rossi really has table top fusion at a practical level, it is idiotic to sell the clumsy, leaky, bizarre and "kludgy" looking devices he has shown thus far. They guarantee that a buyer will take one apart and reverse engineer it or leak the secrets for big bucks. He should ally himself with a rich protector and go for the gold. If he has something, of course, and it's a mighty big if at this point.
