Krivit is such a robot. He wrote:
http://blog.newenergytimes.com/2011/01/31/new-energy-times-issue-36-letters/
[Ed: I apologize for inappropriately attributing your word choice to
your educational background. I never believed you accomplished
"fusion." You are misstating facts. Based on what you described and
have shown to me, I believe you have accomplished a clear
demonstration of low-energy nuclear reactions. Your work appears
worthy of much credit and support, though your claim of fusion at
room temperature does not. I applaud and support your courage and
persistence, and I encourage your continuing success.]
----------------end of quotation from Steve Krivit-----------------
Le Clair is explicitly claiming nuclear fusion, and claiming clear
evidence for that. It's not LENR, period, if the reports are true.
And if they are not true, it's serious delusion or worse.
This is not "cold fusion" or LENR. Bubble fusion, which this would
be, in general, if it happens, is hot fusion, not LENR, and if Krivit
doesn't know that, he's been asleep for years, dreaming.
Le Clair is claiming that LENR phenomena are really cavitation
phenomena inducing hot fusion. They aren't. If they were, the high
neutron generation rates that Le Clair is claiming would have been
evident, it's called the "dead graduate student effect."
Le Clair came out more than a year ago with these reports. Nobody has
verified any of it. Some samples have apparently been analyzed that
Le Clair provided. Nothing unusual.
As I wrote about a year ago, if this were real, the military would be
all over it. Apparently they aren't. There are people informed who
would inform the military.
