Mary Yugo <[email protected]> wrote:
> I would add that I know very well I assisted in the design, testing, > field use, and evaluation of calorimeters (I never said I made one, > you made that up). . . . Designing and testing a calorimeter is the same as making one. That's what I mean. I did not mean you dig up iron ore and make one from scratch. If you have all this wonderful knowledge, why are you so afraid to read the literature on cold fusion? > I have made technical assertions about Rossi's calorimetry. I have > pointed how how ridiculously deficient it is, how he chooses the exact > methods that are likely to have faults and errors . . . You, me and everyone else here has done that. Any fool can do that. I described the problems at LENR-CANR.org and in messages to Rossi. The tests are irrefutable despite these problems. - Jed
