> These arguments are based on the notion that a wire capable of conducting > enough electricity to melt steel and ceramic is so thin you can't see it. > That is nonsense. Even a wire capable of conducting the electricity > measured in the second and third tests would be readily visible to anyone. > > - Jed > > Well, we're all speculating as to how much or how little the investigators examined things. Unless they videotape the actual inspection (and even then) - we weren't there, and can only go by 3rd party reports.
I think the full throated defense by the co-author shows that they probably went to town on these things.
