On the surface it certainly sounds promising. I'm glad Sterling secured sufficient funds that allowed him to go evaluate Sam's device. I'm also glad Sterling is going to stop off and visit Defkalion as well.
I'm still going on the assumption that Sam's device will eventually fail to pass the mustard. This assumes a crucial test in the independent replication phase discovers a flaw in the original design assumptions. However, nothing would please me more than to have my pessimism proven wrong. I'd rather be labeled a hopelessly naive believer (as perceived by skeptics) as compared to that of a skeptic who knows too much to be taken by what he believes must obviously be charlatans, and as such why would I even bother to check the claims out. Grasshopper Johnson Regards Steven Vincent Johnson www.OrionWorks.com www.zazzle.com/orionworks
