And Tesla was also broadcasting in Torsion-Waves. . . .
From: mi...@medleas.com To: vortex-l@eskimo.com Date: Sat, 28 May 2011 13:07:23 -0400 Subject: [Vo]:I'm baaaack! Hello Guys, In some computer juggling I got disconnected from Vortex but have now crawled out of the woodwork to join the conversation. I will pick up on comments by Jones to Jed about the E-Cat, which I have been following with help from Peter Gluck. I am also intently following Mills’ development of the CIHT cell, about which little is being said by BLP. Jones’ comments are apt. The Mills/Rossi/Piatelli/LENR technologies will be footnotes in history books unless they are replicated and deployed on a large scale. The public issues raised by Jones and get in the way, but if you seek to make a zillion devices you have to understand at a deep level what you are doing, even if it is making a billion hamburgers. Otherwise, at some point, the devices ‘won’t work’ for some mysterious reason. Edison had to *sell* electric lighting even after he built the Pearl Street station ad provided electric lights for a banking house conference room. Still his DC system would not have reached widespread deployment. It was Tesla’s AC motor and Westinghouse’s backing that made the current grid possible. Tesla died in poverty, his residence at the Waldorf-Astoria paid for by JP Morgan and others who made fortunes from his inventions. And, yes, Tesla, not Marconi, invented radio. This should be an interesting year. Mike Carrell
