I don't accept the claim that there is nothing done under conception.
I agree that there are still doubt whether there is existing conception of
LENR reactor, BUT there are clear evidence that there is probably such
conception done by first Defkalion (who claim enough problems you can
estimate
Conception is the step where all the engineering skills are used to:
Organise equipment,
Design equipment,
Make plans,
Create process, Create build process,
Testing
In my point of view, Brillouin and Defkalion are still in the Basic research
process. Their LENR devices can not be
OK,
with that description, which I call industrialization, I agree, even if
Rossi is maybe at that point, but far from certain...
The point for Rossi and Defkalion is they have defined the detailed process
happening in their reactors, the triggering and control methods, the fuel
treatments...
It may be to our advantage that Rossi and others are thought to be fools or
frauds. Let the PTB find out otherwise amidst surprize and their own ruin.
I have often wondered how a free energy technology could be introduced at large
if an 'accident' or sudden 'heart attack' or murder by a lone
Jed, I agree (almost) completely with all you said here; very well put.
However, while I agree the main 'CF' industry will be by mid- and large
corps, I do still believe that there will be a rather large, worldwide,
'underground' micro-lenr industry. Not quite cottage, but local full
service lenr
ken deboer barlaz...@gmail.com wrote:
Not quite cottage, but local full service lenr dealers and installers.
Some of these may carry 'off brand' or locally made small scale, lenr
devices special built for local or idiiosyncratic uses.
That would resemble the place I bought my latest
Jed,
I like your analogy with CPU's industry (and more generally with IC
industry). In this particular industry, there are 3 main fields:
Basic research
Conception
Manufacturing
For the 2 fields that are conception and manufacturing, there is currently
nothing occurring for LENR (except
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