Jeds wrote..
First, she can do no harm. Nothing that anyone can say or do could possibly
make this field more disreputable than it already is. We are already the
targets of as much derision and hate as the prostitutes Macy worked with
previously; we have no reputation to defend or worry about. An enlightened
person never worries about his social reputation in any case.
Howdy Jed,
Miss Manners would disagree, Jed, after all , a girl must keep her "lace
straight" while in public, else it could be suspected that NOT all cats
are gray in the dark. I tend to agree with Jones.. it did add a little
spice.
What I found worthy of reporting is the comment by Frank Gordon.
Richard
Qoutation.. Frank Gordon .."I think the Galileo Project group addressed
several of the issues that caused the initial confrontation between
Fleischmann and Pons and the rest of the scientific community:
repeatability, reproducibility.
"The Galileo Project, in one coordinated effort, has answered many of the
questions that caused most of the early problems for this field. And while
I'm at it, let me give credit to New Energy Institute for its leadership on
this project."
