With Rossi is never just one item but the entire sequence of lies, misdirections, excuses, bs of any kind. We are already dealing with something most scientists says it should not happen (let's please break one physics law at the time) but when you add all this misbehavior in business, human relations, dealing with the public and the academic world it is clear what is going on.
Probabilities multiply and if even if you gave very generously Rossi 50-50 for every strange or suspicious behavior by the time you multiply all the single items (LENR being a real phenomenon, a self taught engineer with no real scientific background having made a major breakthrough in the field, Rossi being honest now after a string of failed or fraudulent projects, not straightforward and open tests under Rossi control not being manipulated, weird customers with fake names, warehouses supposed processing tons of material per day in a commercial zone, fake business cards,...) and these are just some example of a longer string of puzzle pieces, you get something very close to zero for the eCat to be a real scientific phenomena and world changing technology instead of a clear fraud. On Tue, Aug 16, 2016 at 5:09 PM, Jed Rothwell <[email protected]> wrote: > Daniel Rocha <[email protected]> wrote: > > Yeah, I think it's normal. >> > > Your notions of what is normal are different from mine. If someone gave me > a business card with a photo of a factory, I would assume that is his > companies factory. If I found out his company consisted of one room in a > rented warehouse, I would consider that business card fraudulent. > > Rossi supporters seem to have a high tolerance for peculiar behavior and > sneaky, underhanded, deceptive things such as this business card. > > In any case, Mr. Bass does not exist so clearly this was an attempt to > defraud I.H. > > - Jed > >
