Axil Axil <[email protected]> wrote:

They survive based on a good [appreciation] of the fundamental LENR process
> involved in their reaction.
>
> I am saddened and depressed that I cannot impart that knowledge to you are
> hard as I have tried.
>

You misunderstand. Perhaps you have not been involved in start-up
companies. I have, so I know how it works. Even if Defkalion has good
knowledge of the LENR reaction, they are still likely to fail. They will
have to struggle and work hard to succeed.

In many start up companies, the people have excellent knowledge of the
machine they are trying to perfect. History sometimes shows that the people
are best in world by a wide margin, such as Edison or Wilbur and Orville
Wright. However much you know it is always an uphill battle. Edison and
Wrights fought for years to make their vision real. It wasn't just the
technical challenges. They had to fight against banks, investors,
competitors, naysayers, the mass media and many others. They were up
against tremendous odds. The Wrights has tremendous knowledge about
aeronautics, but that did not help them deal with the idiots at the *Scientific
American*.

Like everyone else who tries to make a breakthrough in unexplored
technology, Edison and the Wrights survived mainly on hope, for many years.

- Jed

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