Michael Foster wrote:
I gotta hand it to you, Jones. Those are most aggressively
mixed metaphors I've seen in years; and both food, too!
Specialty of the house. Senior discount before 5 Pm ;-)
But seriously -- isn't it a pity that there are so few commercial
choices out there - which could operate as trustworthy vehicles for
substantial amounts of VC funding (not to imply that such is available)?
Mitsubishi comes to mind as the only large company involved, but there
is little way that even a substantial LENR breakthrough would buoy up
the stock of that heavyweight. SRI is a nonprofit. Jet Thermal Products
of Mitchell Swartz is a possibility, but a quick check of that web page
does not indicate that Mitchell's Phusor is on a commercialization path
- nor that he is looking for investment capital.
BTW and for the benefit of any deep-pocket VC funder who might
occasionally tune into Vortex, would anyone like to venture other names
of companies or organizations which might be appropriate?
Apparently ENECO is no longer a player. An outfit called iESi was
debunked by Steve Krivit, as I recall.
Some time ago, I mentioned the way-cool story of Ed Storms personal
efforts, which appeared in "Make" magazine. If memory serves, Ed had a
corporate structure in place then, but it is not mentioned presently on
his website:
http://edstorms.com/
Due to the recent flood of publicity - it would surprise no one if some
enterprising group has not jumped on the SPAWARS experiments and
proceeded towars some kind of marketable niche there - such as
transmutation isotopes perhaps ?
OK, listmaniacs. Let's get a LENR-Listmania project going ...
Jones
