Subtitled: how many fish can we catch today?
http://www.h2daily.com/news/water-replaces-gas-20070416-256-50.html
Side Note: Under the "names that work" category, one must include
writers named Chatterjee. Kinda like the proud Sandak named Hugh Bris.
It may seem an uncommon name until you do a google search for Chatterjee
and get 5 million hits.
Anyway - back to a deep subject: water. If you read between the PR
Chatter, so to speak, where the inventor - James D. Hunt sez: a short
summary of the process is "hydrogen extraction from water via plasmatic
induction." "By inducing a small amount of plasma into a water tank,
we're able to extract hydrogen from the water."
... and then, as Vo's (and voyeurs alike) are wont-to-do, you think
about the larger field of LENR for a moment, in this context of how to
best convert whatever OU may materialize from a certain water plasma ...
(although by definition almost, a nuclear reaction is not technically OU)
...then thoughts and heads may turn to that other LENR headline of
recent years; that also being from a "name that works": "Mizuno" ('mizu'
being a leaner Japanese word for water).
Yes... feeling a bit puny today. Anyway -- is there any doubt that
Mizuno's water plasma may fit like hand-in-glove into the OU "hunt" for
water fuel (the "Hunt process," so to speak...
Jones
BTW - the Hawaiian word for water is "wai" and the Hawaiian word for
wealth is "waiwai" ... which I think is rather precient. You might
expect the similarity in a desert environment, but there is little which
is more ubiquitous there than H2O, yet they did square it with the
convept of wealth....
