BUT I keep hearing claims. Spouting off about something you can’t or won’t prove creates doubt and negative publicity.
***I’ve been involved with several projects that had to announce before they were ready. And those were relatively straightforward, mature technology.
What is the purpose of such? Ego?
***In Rossi’s case for 2 years it was loyalty to a friend, Focardi. They knew that Ecat wasn’t ready but Focardi had cancer and wanted his recognition before he was gone. So Rossi relented and produced the crappiest set of demos since , well, since the Wright brothers could get their machine to start in their attempted press conference in 1904.
If they can’t reveal a working model of LENR or whatever is called then they should create the LENR club...
***Why should he? He’s upgrading his design and showing it to investors and getting ready for production. That’s what you’d do, isn’t it? Would you have some reason to reveal your secret sauce to the world and forgo $billions in profit?
And guess what the first rule of LENR club is? [/Fight Club reference]
***Stupid reference. Might as well quote one of the Ferengi rules of acquisition. It would be just as profound and... you guessed it... just as fictional. The fact that you use fiction to prop up your argument is quite telling about how useful your argument is.
Well its extremely tricky you see.
But you confirmed my assumption Ego was the cause to talk about something before it was ready to be introduced to the world.
Doesn't matter who's ego...
When I can plug my Kindle into and charge it to full just like my wall outlet will do I'll get excited until that time it's just another Bigfoot hunt...
Here is hoping Bigfoot is finally caught...
BTW you get all bent out of shape in your earlier reply but you seem to do that when someone asks to see a working model that actually produces energy...
And you keep bringing up the Wright Brothers. Well here is an idea use them as your guide. Start the engine and throttle her up and start flying. Until the Wright Brothers did that they had a cool idea. Afterwards they were in the aviation industry.
If these guys want to move from cool idea to being in the energy industry then charge a kindle, light a light bulb, run an AC unit, make a fan work, power a computer etc.
Otherwise STFU and get back in the lab and get it done.
Edison demonstrated his system for the public to see. 134 years ago in Menlo Park New Jersey Tom hooked up a bunch of lights in and around his lab and lit up neighboring buildings as well to show off his improvements to the light bulb.
So if this guy has a working model he's got till December 31st 2014 to hit the 135 anniversary. What a hoot if he could recreate the atmosphere in the same spot with a new cheap form of energy and light up some of the replicas of the original Edison bulbs.
That's how you do it. Not claim shit and then say, "Its extremely tricky" when someone asks why you don't show it to the world.