Of everything in the article, I found this to be the most interesting:
Several experts who spoke to FoxNews.com declined to comment or go on
the record.
Depending on who they talked to, etc. and if that actually is indeed the
case - then I see this as a huge shift in the general community - in the
past, at least to me, it appeared as though it was always incredibly
easy to find an expert to go on the record calling someone a loony or a
crackpot.
I personally love the way Rossi has approached this entire thing and
think he's beginning to make people actually worried that he might have
done it - his attitude of I don't care if you believe me - It's real -
and I'm moving forward, at first, I think took people back but because
of his steadfastness and by staying on message: here take a look - see
it works - don't believe me - fine - doesn't matter - because it works.
Is starting to make people question themselves for doubting.
On 11/02/2011 02:50 PM, Jed Rothwell wrote:
vorl bek <vorl....@antichef.com <mailto:vorl....@antichef.com>> wrote:
Why is it stupid? It sounds like a standard mainstream (and
you can not get more mainstream than Fox News) gee-whiz science
story . . .
I guess so. I would call it ignorant, unscientific blather. Also,
regarding cold fusion and its history, it is a grab bag of random
facts, nonsense, misunderstandings and misinterpretations.
It is harmless blather.
Cold fusion fans should love it.
Not me. I don't mind it though. Any news is good news in show business.
- Jed
