Blaze Spinnaker <[email protected]> wrote:
> As for the motivations of the report, that's an interesting point. I > always assumed he needs it to get a patent and if the patent agents don't > see the report as being really TIP, than they may come to the same > conclusions I have here, that is is involvement was very bizarre.. > This one report will not be enough to get a patent. That would take several follow-up reports. I think this is good enough for Elforsk and others to fund additional tests. That's how I read Elforsk's response. This is a step along the way to a patent. You cannot expect one test to produce be-all, end-all proof. That does not happen outside of a Hollywood movie such as "The Saint" (which was about cold fusion!) I do not see anything bizarre about his involvement, because I do not think it is possible for someone thousands of kilometers away to affect power meters and IR cameras, so I am not worried about fraud. As I said, there is no reason for Rossi or anyone else to commit fraud with the ash. The mass spec findings in this report have not helped to convince anyone. If anything, they cause more disbelief. - Jed
