@ Jouni Valkonen said: show details 8:56 PM (55 minutes ago) > This your religious nonsense, is against the forum rules.
I'm not attacking or insulting anybody in particular (differently from you mentioning my life of which you don't knoq anything). But away I have a PhD in Physics and I have taught Physics for 7 years at the college level, if that matters. I'm just making an observation about how people react to some cold facts. There are people that seem to want to believe at any cost that e-cat really works. Sure most of what is brought up about Rossi behavior is circumstantial but you can send people to jail when enough circumstantial evidence is accumulated. Beside the scientific validity of the e-cat, this entire episode is interesting from a social point of view. I don' have anything against the people that have dreams of a better world with clean, abundant energy. It is a dream of all mankind. But, as a scientist I want the truth and I hate, yes hate, scam artists of any type, in particular when they use science as a prop for their egotistical and destructive goals.Rossi is making astounding claims so he should be under intense scrutiny and people should not make continuous justifications for his strange and unprofessional behavior. G On Sat, Nov 26, 2011 at 9:49 PM, Terry Blanton <hohlr...@gmail.com> wrote: > On Sat, Nov 26, 2011 at 10:29 PM, Rich Murray <rmfor...@gmail.com> wrote: > > When Bertrand Russell was being jailed in England during WWI for being > > a pacifist, the admitting officer was puzzled when Russell named his > > religious affiliation as "agnostic" -- shrugging, the man said, "Never > > heard of that one, sir -- well, all the same, we all worship the same > > God..." > > LOL! Good to see you have a sense of humor. Guess what, Ricky > Gervais is coming back to the Golden Globe awards next year. I guess > they finally get the British sense of humor. > > Or which, and, on topic: > > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ng99hnxQmoI > > T > >
