Axil,
I agree it will be harder to sell petroleum products IF we have a
commercial LENR product. However, I am still waiting for that to be true.
Is it near? In my opinion there are too much concern about* who* has the
right theory instead of *what* is the right theory. I am saying that as an
unqualified contributor to the theories. Isn't this (deploy LENR) to divide
the skin before having killed the bear.
To reach the deployment date of LENR I do think this group is important.
However, I think it is a pity we lost Ed Storms viewpoint. I think we
should encourage everybody to participate. BLP and their different approach
as well. The reason they (Ed and BLP and others) do not participate might
be that they have to 'thin skin' or they feel no acceptance of their ideas
and therefore avoid the confrontation ("It will anyhow not be taken
seriously".). I think that as long as their is no hard evidence that one
approach is producing the expected result we should welcome all different
opinions. Even input from people like me with no deep understanding of
Chemistry or Nuclear Physics should be encouraged. There is a competence in
incompetence also. The competence to ask questions that open the minds of
more sophisticated scientists. My suggestion would be to at least persuade
Ed Storms to return.
Do we know how advanced the Russians are when it comes to LENR development?
Western world might have to buy LENR from Russia?
The other side is that I think Russia is just regrouping to their
traditional isolationism. I think LENR will have very little impact on
Russian politics.
Remember their has been an attempt every hundred years or so to take over
Russia. Sweden ~1709, France ~1812-13, Germany ~1943. Because of their is a
strong nationalistic opinion that did not succeed. That is how Putin can
take over Crimea without violence but against western preferences. If Putin
is smart he stops here. He would certainly have a totally different
experience trying to take control in the Baltic states.
Best Regards ,
Lennart Thornros
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On Tue, Mar 25, 2014 at 8:32 PM, David Roberson <dlrober...@aol.com> wrote:
> I hope they do not resort to covert activity to prevent the deployment.
> This should not be initiated unless LENR devices begin to show up in large
> numbers. I suspect that the window will be relatively small and may not
> have any serious impact.
>
> After all, how much more effective can those guys be than the
> international physics establishment? The oil companies and other current
> energy suppliers may become more important adversaries in the long run.
>
> Dave
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Axil Axil <janap...@gmail.com>
> To: vortex-l <vortex-l@eskimo.com>
> Sent: Tue, Mar 25, 2014 11:18 pm
> Subject: [Vo]:The prospects for LENR deployment
>
> There seems to be a confluence of events that provide LENR with an
> unprecedented opportunity to gain wide acceptance and deployment.
>
> Just as war simulated the initial development of nuclear energy, a new
> commercial and cold war between Russia and the West will stimulate the
> rapid deployment of the NiH reactor.
>
> In the upcoming few years, LENR will be used by western governments as
> an economic weapon to weaken the Russian economy and reduce the foreign and
> domestic prerogatives of Putin.
>
> This is an ideal opportunity for the first release of the NiH reactor in
> Europe as a replacement for Russian natural gas, the primary economic
> weapon to undermine power projection of both the Russian and Iranian
> governments.
>
> LENR will take the energy weapon out of the hands of those who most want
> to use it.
>
> We can expect a fast tracking of the deployment of the NiH reactor in
> Eastern Europe where Russia has economic leverage through supply of natural
> gas to these former soviet states.
>
> What will Russia and Iran do to counter this attack on their projection
> of power, their national ambitions, their standard of living, and their
> international prestige?
>
>
>
