Perhaps. Or (1) perhaps that 11.5 million for the IP will have been worth the price if it helped to clear up a matter that had been continuing on in obscurity for some time and could have dragged on for many more years. Or (2) perhaps the IP is seen as a form of insurance, in that IH continue to have rights to it and so cannot, I assume, be sued for patent infringement at some point in the future. Or perhaps (3) there's the outside chance that Rossi actually has something, and so if he loses this case after his series of miscalculations he will be under great pressure to divulge the goods or voluntarily submit to hardship.
Eric On Fri, Aug 19, 2016 at 9:27 PM, Jed Rothwell <[email protected]> wrote: > Daniel Rocha <[email protected]> wrote: > > That's just a turned off fan. >> > > It is falling off the ceiling! It is not functional. It is the only fan > that was there the whole time. There was no ventilation capable of dealing > with 100 kW, never mind 1 MW. > > > >> If there wasn't anything during the test, IH is made of really, really >> stupid people with lots of money. >> > > They knew there wasn't anything during the test. I agree they wasted too > much money on Rossi. > > - Jed > >
