Axil Axil <[email protected]> wrote: Well put Ed Storms. Jed as always is a cornucopian. >
I am, but that has nothing to do with it. I was educated in the U.S. and Japan, and I learned a lot about Chinese literature, history and anthropology. I know that Asian people and their cultures have no magic ability to understand technology any better than anyone else. There is not the slightest chance this technology can be kept secret in China. That's ridiculous. As I said, even if a Chinese company or government lab were to get a year ahead of the rest of the world, someone would hire their best experts for millions of dollars, spirit them out of the country, and have them replicate the devices elsewhere. Once the technique is out, any major industrial company will be able to replicate it. Rossi does not have hugely expensive hi-tech facilities. Whatever his secrets may be, they are cannot be difficult to replicate. > LENR has a huge political foot print in the U.S; Five million very high > paying jobs are at stake in the energy production segments and fuel > transportation and distribution economy. > Conventional energy has a huge footprint in China and every other country as well. I am sure the fossil fuel companies will try to stop cold fusion just as they are trying to stop wind turbines, but I am sure they will fail. Nothing -- no power on earth -- can prevent millions of people from getting their hands on machines that will save the average American family $8,000 a year. The fossil fuel interests may publish ads and pay millions to buy off Members of Congress to try to stop cold fusion, but ordinary voters and consumers will soon wake up the the fact that they are missing out on a technology that will save them vast amounts of money. They will blow off the special interests like a hurricane blowing a dandelion. The Congress will do nothing against the expressed interests of the vast majority of voters. - Jed
