On Thu, Jul 7, 2011 at 10:09 AM, Jed Rothwell <[email protected]> wrote:
> There is not the slightest chance the government will make a mistake > measuring 450 W in and 20,000 W out. No engineer or scientists on planet > earth could make a mistake on that scale. > Perhaps not, but if it's true, any engineer or scientist on the planet would not stop there. They would immediately take the 20 kW out, and use it to generate the 450 W in. Then they would have infinite gain, and a completely isolated device generating energy that would not require any expertise to evaluate it. You said this was trivial. The fact that do something difficult, which so far has failed to convince the public, but neglect to do something trivial which could not fail to convince the public leaves a lot of people skeptical. > It seems to me this is exactly what skeptics have been demanding of cold > fusion all these years. It's not even what you have been asking for: an isolated device that stays warmer than its surroundings for a really long time. What more do these people want?!? An isolated device, please. No input. At all.
