Stephen A. Lawrence <[email protected]> wrote:
> Again, in Rossi's case, there is no evidence at all that his device can be > made to work at useful energy levels ... except the evidence which comes > from Rossi himself. > I guess there is no evidence if you cover your eyes and your ears and yell "nya, nya, I can't hear you!!" like a 5-year-old. There is plenty of evidence if you look up Ni-H experiments at LENR-CANR.org. There is a *mountain* of evidence if you look up Pd and Ti as well. I am assuming nature is unified and the phenomenon is fundamentally the same in all metal hydrides. "The conservation of miracles" as Mike calls it. What a great name! I do not know why the heck anyone feels that a watt level reaction in the laboratory is not supporting evidence for a reaction with the same characteristics at the kilowatt level with 1000 times more material. Of all the various skeptical arguments I've heard this one is among the most untenable. Have you never read anything about the history of science and technology?!? Have you never heard of "scaling up." The whole point of cold fusion research from day one has been to scale up to a commercially useful level of heat. - Jed
