On 12-01-19 10:13 AM, Jones Beene wrote:
Here is the scenario that best fits all the facts:
(1) the container was shipped to a customer in the USA
(2) the container wasn't returned to Bologna, per se.
(3) the footage in the 12 Jan YT video was older footage
(4) the container did not work to the customer's specifications
(5) the container was shipped to National Instruments facility for upgrading
the controls (note: this is not exactly a "return" in the AR 'spin')
(6) Rossi was in attendance at NI to replace the gaskets and disable the
self-destruct mechanism
Stop right there!
Everybody who believes in the "self destruct mechanism" please raise
your hands.
Remember, to be useful in preventing people from discovering Rossi's
"secrets" it must not just damage the e-cat so it doesn't work anymore.
Rather, it must totally annihilate it, so that no analysis of the
remaining bits can reveal how it was structured or what the Secret
Catalyst was. Otherwise it's hardly better than a
"warranty-void-if-seal-broken" sticker.
In short, it had better be a bomb if it's going to be effective.
Sure, that sounds really plausible -- lots of companies wire bombs into
their devices to reinforce the message of the "No User Serviceable Parts
Inside" sticker, right...?
