Mary Yugo <[email protected]> wrote:
> Dreadful example. Nobody doubted for an instant that a plug in Prius was > coming soon. > Soon? How soon? What was coming? Toyota introduced it ahead of schedule, after downplaying expectations and withholding specifications. That ploy is often used in industry. > And nobody stopped buying the add ons who was willing to pay their high > prices. > You do not know what you are talking about. > Why should he? She is not going to buy a 1 MW reactor. Actually, she is >> doing him a favor by attacking him in the mass media discussion sections. >> > > Your novel fantasies are amusing. > So you ARE going to buy a 1 MW reactor?!? I am astounded. > I hope I alert the general public and potential investors that they need > to be wary and to not believe the optimistic hype about Rossi's tests and > supposed client. > Yes, you do. That's the whole point. > So let me be sure I understand. To be safe, instead of selling small > reactors to potential competitors, Rossi was able to sell 1300 leaky, half > rated-power models that require a large diesel generator, to someone? To > an American military organization? That has to stay anonymous? And you > believe it? That's very funny. > 1. The reactors are not leaky. 2. It is not half-rated, although it wasn't working at full power on Oct. 28. It is a miracle that it worked at all. 3. It does not require a diesel generator. That's a silly thing to say. Mains electricity works fine. They did not have large enough ones available in that factory. 4. The customer chooses to be anonymous. It does not "have to." Stop making up nonsense. Rossi has many weaknesses, as does any start-up with a prototype. You do not need to make up unfounded nonsense to make him look worse than he is. - Jed
