<[email protected]> wrote:
> Steven B. Krivit, publisher and senior editor of New Energy Times, from > San Rafael, Calif.: “The Big Picture of Low-Energy Nuclear Reaction > Research” > Oy veh. Who does he think he is? Julian Schwinger? Krivit is way out of his depth here. He should not be lecturing anyone about cold fusion theory. He is unqualified. This would be like me singing at the Metropolitan Opera even though I am tone deaf and unable to read music. I might lecture on some of the possible technological outcomes of cold fusion, because I have written a book about that, and because it is a subject that a person with a background in business and history can master. But I would never, ever, EVER, lecture about: electrochemistry, calorimetry, neutron detection, or some other technical aspect of the research. I happen to know more about those subjects than Krivit does. I know about neutrons because I translated a chapter of a book for Ohmori, and I edited a bunch of papers about neutrons. I know about calorimetry because I attended The School of Hard Knocks in that subject. Nothing in cold fusion is more difficult to understand than theory. No one other than an expert in theory should lecture about that. - Jed
