Berke Durak <[email protected]> wrote: Designing and setting up an iron-clad demonstration for public consumption > is a major task, and is never good enough if there is disinformation by the > mainstream media. >
Designing and setting up a demonstration would take a week or two. However, Rossi himself would not have to do anything. He could not do anything. It is essential that independent experts to all the work. They have to select the instruments and place the thermocouples. It would not be appropriate for Rossi to assist or kibbutz so he would have nothing to do. During the week it takes to set up the test and calibrate he would have to keep busy in another room. Many qualified experts have offered to do all the work for him. He would only have to operate the reactor for a few hours, and then leave the laboratory for a day or two while the experts operate the experiment in his absence. This would not cost him any money. There is not the slightest chance Rossi would allow this, or anything like it. It is completely out of the question. His personality and his business strategy preclude this. He will never allow others to select the instruments, or place them, or even touch them. He will not lift a finger to insert an SD card into the meter, because he thinks it is not necessary, and he will not listen to any suggestion from anyone that he should do that. He will never allow anyone to view the test in his absence. When people view the test when he leaves the room, or touch it, he reportedly reacts with hysteria and violence, and throws them out of the building. If such a test could be done, I do not think that all of the mainstream media would publish disinformation about this. I know a number of reporters and powerful people in the media who would be happy to report this accurately. - Jed
