>From Daniel:
> http://blog.newenergytimes.com/2012/03/13/ugo-bardi-andrea-rossi-may-be-a-be liever-not-a-scammer/ > > WOW! This is a fascinating article. It's well worth reading, skeptical it may be. Be sure to watch the You Tube videos! Some kewl Kung-Fu & mind games going on there! I read the article by Ugo Bardi. I thought it was well written, even if I might have come to a different conclusion in regards to Ugo's assessment of Rossi's erratic behavior. I noticed that in regards to commentary suggesting that Rossi has probably deluded himself, the "lack of evidence" link the author points to is... well, what do you know!!! New Energy Times! Some circuitous self advertising going on here on Mr. Krivit's part. I realize this is but a fantasy of mine, but I wish Mr. Krivit would apply the same "Cassandra" rationale in regards to what appears to be his current belief in the infallibility of the Widom Larsen theory as he has applied towards Rossi. Another fantasy of mine is that I wish Krivit would get back to reporting the news instead of interpreting the news for his readership. The tragedy here is that there really is no need to continue an agenda against Rossi. Rossi will end up either prevailing on his own merits or self-destruct due to a lack of them. In the end, it won't matter one whit what Krivit believes. However, the fact that Krivit continues to interpret Rossi's actions for the benefit of his readers suggests to me that Krivit basically remains insecure about his own ability to convince them that his conclusions are the correct ones. Therefore, he continues hammering away with his relentless agenda against Rossi - as much to convince himself as he does to convince his readership. That tells me everything I need to know about Krivit. It's also pretty much exact same approach Krivit has employed in the past when he has gone after other individuals he has investigated, individuals he personally felt were being untruthful or perhaps behaving in deceitful ways. Regards, Steven Vincent Johnson www.OrionWorks.com www.zazzle.com/orionworks
