Guenter Wildgruber <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
The simplest thing would be to show a working Hyperion during the
two days. not disclosing anything.
It would be easy to set up such a demonstration, because their
claimed COP is above any doubt, and this is not a milliwatt isue!
Just make coffee or tea with the Hyperion...
THIS would be a demonstration!
Physical!
I do not think any first-world government would allow a demonstration of
this nature in a conference hall. I do not think the device has not been
tested by the Korean version of UL or by any government safety agency
yet. In the modern world, you cannot just run a kilowatt-scale power
reactor in front of a group of people in a public space. This is not 1850.
This is a nuclear reactor. It will have to be carefully, extensively
tested before it can be used in public. It will be tested in fully
equipped laboratories first. Even if it was a new kind of combustion
reactor you could not set it up and run it in front of a crowd of people
without first getting a license and inspection. You can't even run a
conventional boiler in an apartment building basement without that!
Modern life is filled with red tape. Everywhere you turn there are rules
and regulations about every last little thing. Read history, and you
will see the wisdom of this. Life is safer and better thanks to all
these rules. But the rules are aggravating.
Your expectations are highly unrealistic.
- Jed
