Jones Beene <[email protected]> wrote:
> Ø If you are really worried about independence, you should worry about > the fact that Rossi is paying for the tests at U. Bologna out of his own > pocket. > > > > Rossi has stated this, but there has been no confirmation from the > University. > Not to my knowledge, but Levi has been in the news often, interviewed in NyTeknik and elsewhere. If Rossi was lying about this I suppose Levi and the administration at the university would object. Anyway, if he is not paying for it . . . that means the tests are independent! A win-win situation. Either way, they will reveal a fraud if there is one (which I think is physically impossible). > I hope we will see some bit of confirmation soon (from the U of B), as > lately Rossi has been on a downhill slalom run in terms of perceived > honesty. > Nonsense. He is no worse now than he was last year when I first began hearing all those rumors about him. If you want perceived honesty, look elsewhere. This guy has a dead person (or someone who never lived) on his board of advisors, and a PhD from a fake university. Honesty in the normal sense of the word has never been his strong suit, to put it as mildly as I can. As I said last year, everything about him screams "FAKE FAKE!!!" -- except the calorimetry, which is the only thing that counts. > But really – it is **only the Ni-H technology** that matters, and this has > a long history of success going back to both Mills and Focardi twenty years > ago. > Exactly. So forget about personality issues. They mattered before when we had nothing else to judge Rossi by, but we now have 1 L/s at 5°C delta T. That overrules everything else. > > > In fact, my prediction is that very soon you will see completely > independent positive results for Ni-H coming from several highly credible US > investigators. > I hope so. But I think there is no chance that anyone in the near term will achieve the power density, absolute power, or control that Rossi has achieved. Rossi is far ahead of the pack. If he can secure intellectual property with a patent, he is worth every euro of the money Defkalion plans to pay him. I assume the investors at Defkalion know a thing or two about patents, and they have reason to believe he can get one. - Jed
