Vorl Bek <[email protected]> wrote:
> > No, as I said, they know nothing about this. > > I doubt GE got to where it is without an efficient intelligence > service that keeps them up-to-date on anything that could > increase, or threaten, their bottom line. > I have been in contact with people at GE. A few low level people know about cold fusion. Higher level people are willfully ignorant. Large corporations often make mistakes. That is why the Pennsylvania Railroad and General Motors went bankrupt, IBM almost went bankrupt in the 1980s, and DEC, the second largest computer company, went out of business in the 1980s. > They probably know more about Rossi and his gadgets than you do, > and they probably are not impressed. > No, they know nothing. Elforsk is the only major industrial organization that knows anything about Rossi. They stated unequivocally that they believe the effect is real. Every is the only major organization that knows anything about McKubre's work and they also said it is real. > > YOU said that! You said you think Levi sold out for a few thousand euros > . . . > > No, I did not say that; you must be confusing me with Vrel Bok. > Please stop the nonsense. You said that right here: "That is true. The risk for Levi is negligible and he can always claim ignorance. Levi has very steady job at university and his pay roll is determined solely by his Ph.D level education and his work experience measured in years. If there are any deviations, Levi can just ask the Union lawyer to clear things up. . . . So If Levi is making few dozens of kiloeuros extra money with Rossi with very little efforts, his involvement is more than justified. . . ." Did you mean that, or not? Do you think Levi is conspiring to defraud people, or not? - Jed
