>From Mark: > If this whole thing is a scam, AND the below info is true, then this just > doesn't make sense... > > "Rossi's Home Sacrificed for Cold Fusion E-Cat Launch - Only several days > ago, Andrea Rossi stated on his blog that he had big financial problems. Now > he has revealed that these problems are resolved. To acquire the funds to > insure the demo of the one megawatt plant takes place as planned, he has > sold his house. (PESN; September 21, 2011) > > The only answer that makes any sense is that Rossi honestly thinks it > works... time will tell.
I would concur. If Rossi has mortgaged his home in order to secure funds to finance the highly anticipated demo, what skeptics need to focus on is whether his data correctly or incorrectly depicts anomalous heat. To continue speculating that Rossi is a scam artist is absurd. Is Rossi deluded? ...maybe... but personally I don't think so, and certainly not to the extent that certain skeptics assume must be the case. I suspect there is something substantial to Rossi's claims. The question I keep asking is how stable are Rossi's eCats. I continue to speculate that they may not be as controllable as he would like us to believe. Perhaps that is what the October demo ultimately hopes to address: to secure sufficient R&D funding. Perhaps Rossi's real goal wanting to perform a demo in October to prove to potential financiers that his eCat technology is farther along than any of the competition. ...so pony up! Regards Steven Vincent Johnson www.OrionWorks.com www.zazzle.com/orionworks
