You're asking me what would convince me personally that cold fusion is real.
Walter,
No sir. I'm not, nor do I have any interest to do so. And for that reason,
I read your message no further past this point. If there is a specific
question you wish to ask me, please feel free to ask, but I don't have time
to follow all of this dialogue.
What would convince one person versus another to accept the reality of the
cold fusion effect is a personal matter.
It differs as much as one human differs from another.
Lots of people spend time trying to convince others of various viewpoints.
I know of no one who was ever convinced of anything who didn't come to a
point of awareness and understanding on their own volition, based on their
own curiosity and interest.
The best one can do, in my opinion, is to lead a person to information,
help them understand if they should show such interest, and leave it up to
them.
If you'd like, I'll send you a comp of my book. Although if you've read
Beaudette's book, it's far more technical than mine.
Best regards,
Steve
