What do some people see with that LONG, long list of patent applications..? Why... someone _clearly_ out to make a buck.
Which (reasonably) appears to be Rossi's overarching, main -- and perhaps only -- goal. On Thu, Aug 10, 2017 at 1:28 PM, Kevin O'Malley <kevmol...@gmail.com> wrote: > The Wright brothers were in a similar position for about 5 years after > they were the first to fly. Were they scam artists? They sure as > hell were accused of being such. Their only stipulation for > demonstrating flight was that, once they did so, the observer would be > buying airplanes from them. Sounds pretty reasonable today, doesn't > it? > > But they had no takers until 1908. Then they did their 2 famous > demos to people willing to pay and all of a sudden their patents were > flying through the patent office, the press was favorable, they > weren't scam artists any more, the whole drill. > > Let's say for purposes of argument that Rossi decides to give a demo > that answers his critics. He invites you, Jed, the Amazing Randi, > and one other known critic to test his black box with your own tools. > You just can't open the box. Would you do it? Then let's say the > demo really catches on, Rossi gets as famous as the Wrights.... would > these patent applications be viewed in the same light as how you are > presenting them right now? Nope. They would sail through the > patent office with flying colors. > > On 8/10/17, JonesBeene <jone...@pacbell.net> wrote: > > That long list is a little deceiving. For instance, Rossi has only the > > single granted patent and it is for a heat transfer device. > > > > That one is US 9115913b1 and it appears not to be cited … which is ironic > > for such a long listing since it is the only document that would give > any > > legal protection. > > > > Many of the applications are revisions leading up to the single granted > > patent, which patent experts have said is notable for its cartoon-like, > > substandard drawings. It’s a joke, really. > > > > If offered either an overpriced Café Latte at Starbucks or all of > Rossi’s IP > > – go with the coffee. There is a bit of free energy there. > > > > > > > > From: Kevin O'Malley > > > > Exhibit 29 is a large list of mostly unpublished patent applications by > > Rossi. The titles might be interesting to some > > and probably deserve a dedicated thread. > > > > https://drive.google.com/drive…Ktdce19-wyb1RxOTF6c2NtZkk > > > > [snip] > > > > > > > >
