Rossi wrote:
> " Of course there has been a misunderstanding due to my bad translation. > The 1 MW plant has been accepted and sold ( hence "gone") but it remained > in our factory of Bologna for fixings and for National Instruments > improvements of the control systems. > It is actually plausible that he meant that. His English is fluent yet poor, and he often confuses the issue. Poor AR seems upset with Rossi. AR: You can't say we didn't warn you! Read my message "Rossi often says things he does not mean." Ponder it. You wrote: It is time for Rossi to stop making wish full statements and to start > delivering independent "black box" tests. I can arrange to make that happen > as I'm sure many others can do. > He does not want to do that. I and many others have been trying to get him to do that for two years. He adamantly absolutely refuses. He will NEVER do that. I assume this is because he has no patent. It is also because he thrives on controversy. He loves confusing and outwitting people, although it often happens that he has not outwitted them; he only imagines he has. He has been playing mind games with you. He can be infuriating. In Japanese culture there was a certain amount of slipperiness to the truth. People often tell lies for social reasons, for what they call the "tatemae" or facade. No one expects to be believed. It is a little a Kabuki performance. What Rossi is doing resembles an Italian opera performance. Take it as such. Applaud the performance and ignore the content. If you don't believe him in the first place you will not be upset. - Jed
