[Vo]:the Atlanta bridge

My friend Steve Danual was returning to PA from the Beach art show at Piedmont Park when a tanker truck flipped on rout 80 north of the burnt out bridge. The road was closed for eight hours, everyone was stuck, and it was was a long rough day. Bad things appear to be happening in Atlanta.

[Vo]:OFF TOPIC Quote from "How to Lie with Statistics

I had occasion to type this quote, so let me copy it here. This is from one of my favorite books, D. Huff, "How To Lie with Statistics" p. 120: "Often the statistician must choose among methods, a subjective process, and find the one that he will use to represent the facts. In commercial practice

[Vo]:LENR not easy life for research captains

http://egooutpeters.blogspot.ro/2017/04/apr-11-2017-lenr-not-easy-life-for.html peter -- Dr. Peter Gluck Cluj, Romania http://egooutpeters.blogspot.com

Re: [Vo]:The process by which the proton decays in LENR

I have recently learned that Hermitian quantum mechanics cannot explain radioactive decay, the decay of the proton , and LENR. Hermitian quantum mechanics is the subject that everyone learns in school. It's formulation is based on waves and its mathematics uses real numbers only. It can only explai

[Vo]:Re: Aftenposten article on cold fusion

That is from last year. Still noteworthy. - Jed

[Vo]:Aftenposten article on cold fusion

Described and partly translated here: http://right.is/energy/2016/04/cold-fusion-real-revolutionary-and-ready-says-leading-scandinavian-newspaper-754.html QUOTE: "Cold Fusion Real, Revolutionary, and Ready Says Leading Scandinavian Newspaper Monday, April 4, 2016 15:38 Aftenposten, a mainstrea

RE: [Vo]:The process by which the proton decays in LENR

Brian— It my be that there are Cooper pairs of particles—maybe hydrogen or bigger isotopes—formed during the synthesis of the barium compounds. The magnetic conditioning described by Weber etal in the video disrupts the lower energy state of the Cooper pairs originally formed creating an exci

Re: [Vo]:LENR, THERMODYNAMICS + ! GRAIN OF SALT

Axil Axil wrote: One of the cornerstone assumptions that underpin the understanding of LENR > is that the fundamental forces of nature are not really fundamental but > emergent from more basic structures of reality. > That is not "the" cornerstone assumption. It is *your* cornerstone assumption

Re: [Vo]:LENR, THERMODYNAMICS + ! GRAIN OF SALT

Peter Gluck wrote: > First thanks for coming with a new guru's teaching, the former one > (Joe Murray) has inspired you ideas as flow multiplier watermeters, > half empty pipes inside a plant . . . > He did not inspire that. A gravity return pipe of this size carrying only 3 gpm has to be