For the record, Ouellette erased this one too:
> Cude wrote: “I’m not aware of a single major university that has expressed > the opinion that evidence for the claims of P&F is overwhelming.” > > Professors at universities and at other institutions express that opinion. > For example, the Chairman of the Indian Atomic Energy Commission said that, > as did the world’s top expert in tritium at the Princeton Plasma Physics > Laboratory. In 1991, The Director of the Max Planck Institute for Physical > Chemistry in Berlin wrote: “. . . there is now undoubtedly overwhelming > indications that nuclear processes take place in the metal alloys.” > > Hundreds of other distinguished experts in nuclear physics and other > related disciplines have said they are certain cold fusion is real. They > know this because they have conducted experiments and detected the reaction > at high signal to noise ratios, and their experiments have survived > rigorous peer-review. That is the only way anyone ever knows anything for > sure in science. Replicated, high sigma experiments are the only standard > of truth. > It is astounding that she forbids these statements. This is how low the skeptics have fallen, when they do not even allow people to say that experiments are the standard of truth in science. - Jed
