It seems to me there is only one issue which will determine the significance of this test, was IH controlling it and will they be reporting the results. If so, all the speculation about Rossi being a fraud is nonsense and a figment of imagination.
If IH wasn’t’ involved and didn’t control the test and won’t support the results then the speculation is correct and not nonsense. The ability to test a device over a year under the circumstances would have to be child’s play. So we have to wait to see if IH speaks to the test. Ransom From: Jones Beene [mailto:jone...@pacbell.net] Sent: Wednesday, March 30, 2016 9:33 AM To: vortex-l@eskimo.com Subject: RE: [Vo]:Rossi and IH have received the ERV Report From: Alain Sepeda There is no absolute third party as interest and incentive connect…[snip]… The only conspiracy is a consensus… This is not a conspiracy but a groupthink, mutual assured delusion as Benabou name it. Daniel Rocha wrote: Rossi's definition of 3rd party is somewhat exotic. Gentlemen, I am overjoyed to see that a few others who have studied this ongoing tragi-comedy are stepping up to the soap-box to label it as a staged rabble-rousing embarrassment … being closer to entertainment than to science. It is reminiscent of a recreation of “Waiting for Godot” with Rossi’s hapless fan-club believing that an existential magician will appear to save the masses from the devil’s excrement -- in the face of doubt from the dreaded intelligentsia, their so-called patho-skeptics. MAD or “mutually assured delusion” is a better descriptor for those who do not want to break it down into the teachable moment that it will morph into – a few days after the new wears off the so called “third party report” - and the stink rises. My sincere hope is that there is a grain of truth in the otherwise phony results, and that the year-long effort was not a complete work of fiction. However, that stance is an extreme minority view: that Rossi can be both con-artist-deluxe and misunderstood genius inventor, at the same time. He is a one-of-a-kind, no matter what the bottom line happens to be. Six years ago, before his almost complete disregard for the truth was exposed, we labeled Rossi as the “most interesting man in the world” and that descriptor has a little more mileage on it, but my guess is that the house of cards is about to implode, and Rossi’s fan-boys will go back to waiting for Godot.
