Well folks, Rossi has a big Ego, to be sure,but he proves it on a lowly 'conference' like the Zurich one, where esoterics gather.
As I said a couple of times before, to the dismay of Jed, that Rossi is some sort of a (tragic) Karl May character, who is a believer in his own fictions. Now this is only a metaphor, ofcourse, not an exact recurrence of psychological types. Rossi is a believer in his own world, and has every right to do so, until eg his money runs out, or he runs out of followers. His attendance at the Zurich conference somehow demonstrated that Rossi sought company with the esoterics, and not the Korea hard core, who baked little bread, and demonstrated small, but significant evidence. That Rossi , as DGTG, does a disservice to the field, and significant investments therefore are NOT made, because of their big mouth, seems more probable by the day. Just compare Rossis statements on the significance of transmutations in Zurich, or DGTGs statement about a three-stage Process as reported by Peter Gluck, and you see that we are stuck in the middle of nowhere concerning a proper theory as to the cause/theory of the effect. Now substantial science-- which would be badly needed, is blocked out. It seems clear now, that the commercializers can not fill this gap. A potentially self-blocking situation. I feel very sorry. Guenter ________________________________ Von: Jed Rothwell <jedrothw...@gmail.com> An: vortex-l@eskimo.com Gesendet: 22:22 Montag, 10.September 2012 Betreff: Re: [Vo]:Hot-Cat fails test, Swedish investors withdraw, Rossi input power measurements dodgy? Harry Veeder <hveeder...@gmail.com> wrote: The greatest obstacle Rossi faces is himself. > I couldn't agree more! It is tragic. It is easy to make fun of Rossi because he is so flamboyant and he loves the limelight, but I think the full story is tragic. I do not think there is any indication of fraud in Rossi's tests. - Jed
