> > > These tests have been repeated thousands of times. Even if they were > repeated millions of times they would not convince so-called skeptics. If > 200 labs are not enough, 2,000 or 20,000 would not be enough either. The > only thing that will convince opponents would be a commercial product. > >
No. I think you're caught up in some sort of conspiracy mindset loop. I think there are a lot of people that want to believe but have burned by too many measurement errors. However, there is a pattern of something. The question is what's causing it and can it be scaled up reliably and safely. Meanwhile, we have very reliable and very safe things like Wind and Solar that don't require nuclear activity. That being said, what Technova is doing is interesting. >> > > Why is this interesting and the previous 14,000 similar experiments not > interesting? This is not especially dramatic or clear-cut. > > It's interesting because Toyota is particularly credible.
