Jed sez: > Rossi wrote: > >> 3 - big problem: the patent I have not been >> recognized outside Italy and the theory would >> reveal much. > > This confirms what I have suspected for a long time. Rossi's biggest > problem is that he does not have viable intellectual property protection. > He is floundering around trying to find a way to sell his product, while > protecting it with trade secrets rather than a patent.
I suspect many skeptics are likely to claim that your suspicions are... how shall I put it, nothing more than making up elaborate excuses to cover up for Rossi's quirky behavior. Nevertheless, the art of disinformation should never be underestimated, both in warfare and during peace times. If I were faced with a similar rock and a hard place scenario I suspect that's what I'd do. ... > Speaking of upsetting people, Steven wrote: "Rossi > currently hates Jed's guts after Jed told Rossi that > his contraption appeared to be so badly designed that > there was a clear likelihood that it could explode and > kill innocent bystanders." Actually, he laughed that > off. He was upset with me because I told him he does > sloppy demonstrations which insult his audience. He > invites distinguished scientists and then he doesn't > even bother to plug in a damn SD card. That's disgraceful! Well, just in case there might be some lingering doubt on the matter, you have not upset me. It also looks like I stand corrected. Rossi doesn't like having his work described as being "sloppy", or the implication that his sloppy work insults the intelligence of his audience. THAT's what pissed Rossi off. > I think he has forgiven me This seems to be one of the saving graces of hot headed individuals: They blow up, but then it's over. I'd much rather have someone lose his temper and scream bloody hell at me straight at my face as compared to someone who remains dead silent. The latter are the ticking time bombs. It would be unwise to turn you back on them. Regards Steven Vincent Johnson www.OrionWorks.com www.zazzle.com/orionworks
