Akira Shirakawa <shirakawa.ak...@gmail.com> wrote: > > To put it bluntly, it looks like a last call for potential investors, > implicitly urging them to hurry and take advantage of this opportunity > before DGTG will go elsewhere.
This statement gives me a bad impression as well, for two reasons: 1. The letter seems to be saying the Greek government should subsidize them or they will leave. It says, ". . . while not receiving any government support on our efforts, so far on our vision Greece was first." It is hard to imagine the Greek government is in a position to subsidize anything at the moment. Certainly not a controversial claim such as cold fusion! If their business plan is predicated on getting help from the Greek government I think it will fail. 2. They are invoking cold fusion experiments at "NASA, US Navy, publicly traded companies from America" as proof of their own claims. The experiments at NASA, the Navy and elsewhere are very different from those claimed by Defkalion. I am willing to give Defkalion the benefit of the doubt because I know that cold fusion exists, but they will have to publish independent proof of their claims before I will have confidence that this particular version of cold fusion is real, and not experimental error. Their claims are reportedly quite different from Rossi's. So Defkalion cannot even invoke Rossi's tests as proof. Those tests were very poorly done, in any case. Rossi's tests would be a weak reed even if Defkalion claimed they have an exact copy of his reactor. - Jed
