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damir1978
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I was wandering about 4 things.
----------------------------------------1. If the proof of concept of commercial Cold Fusion is indeed proved in 2012, what you will say about Rossi delivering his product later in 2013, that he failed? 2. If 2013 is the year of production but 2012 is the year of certification, what year history will consider being the start of Cold Fusion Energy, the Proof of Concept Box certified by UL or the first 1 million boxes shipped? 3. If Rossi is indeed a charlatan but Defkalion or Brillouin or LENUCO bring to market a product either 2012 or 2013, what would you think about yourself, that you were right about Cold Fusion? 4. If you have a bone to pick with Rossi, be my guest and shun him as much as you want (who cares about one man), but what about the others (Defkalion, Brillouin, NickEnergy and LENUCO + many others)? Ohh.. and not to forget Astrolabe... You said you will ignore this thread because you’ve made up your mind about Cold Fusion with the help of you high school teachers. Apparently you are not too sure of your beliefs, because you are not succeeding in staying away from this topic. ---------------------------------------- [Edit 2 times, last edit by damir1978 at May 17, 2012 1:07:22 PM] |
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damir1978
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and you wonder why the scientific community shuns this charlatan? It works or it will work next year. The guy behind all of this cannot even make up his own mind. How can you expect us to trust/believe him? I wander if you consider Isaac Newton a charlatan? He was involved in alchemy back in his glorious days. Or did your teachers forget to tell you that he was working on turning lead into gold? Check bellow: "Newton was not the only intellectual heavyweight from his era trying to make gold. The recipe for the Philosophers’ Stone had come from his older contemporary, the famed British chemist Robert Boyle. As it turns out, Boyle was a devotee of alchemy too. If two of the greatest scientists who ever lived were dedicated alchemists, then alchemy needs a makeover, a big one, contend Principe and his colleague William Newman, a historian of science at Indiana University. Back in the day, the two argue, alchemy was not the misguided pseudoscience that most people think it was. Rather, it was a valuable and necessary phase in the development of modern chemistry. Among alchemy’s signature accomplishments: creating new alloys; manufacturing acids and pigments; inventing apparatus for distillation, the process used in making perfumes and whiskeys; conceiving of atoms centuries before modern atomic theory; and providing a template for the scientific method by running controlled experiments again and again." Isaac Newton, World's Most Famous Alchemist http://discovermagazine.com/2010/jul-aug/05-i...d.s-most-famous-alchemist Newton the Alchemist http://www.alchemylab.com/isaac_newton.htm#Ne...eeping%20Alchemy%20Secret Newton's alchemy manuscript found http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/2005/jul/01/highereducation.uk2 Damn , science can be a confusing field for most... ![]() ---------------------------------------- [Edit 7 times, last edit by damir1978 at May 17, 2012 1:45:15 PM] |
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astrolabe.
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I wander (sic) if you consider Isaac Newton a charlatan? He was involved in alchemy back in his glorious days As far as alchemy goes, I guess he was. Turns out he accomplished many other scientific endeavours using experimentation. Like Rossi, if Newton hadn't done anything else, he too would be a complete charlatan.Damn , science can be a confusing field for most... Sorry for your confusion. Actually, real scientific experimentation is quite methodical, hence the term 'The Scientific Method'. |
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damir1978
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I wander (sic) if you consider Isaac Newton a charlatan? He was involved in alchemy back in his glorious days As far as alchemy goes, I guess he was. Turns out he accomplished many other scientific endeavours using experimentation. Like Rossi, if Newton hadn't done anything else, he too would be a complete charlatan.Damn , science can be a confusing field for most... Sorry for your confusion. Actually, real scientific experimentation is quite methodical, hence the term 'The Scientific Method'.If we talk about Scientific Method here, than you are in no luck again. How many of Edison's inventions you are using right now? And he did not used the Scientific Method as much as Nikola Tesla. "The Edisonian approach to innovation is characterized by trial and error discovery rather than a systematic theoretical approach." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edisonian_approach Not abiding by Scientific Method did not stop Edison on his very important discoveries. Same with Rossi. P.S. That is why we have a difference between scientists and inventors. Scientists are using the Scientific method, Inventors have different mindset. Both categories are known to get successful results (from time to time). ---------------------------------------- [Edit 2 times, last edit by damir1978 at May 17, 2012 6:37:38 PM] |
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astrolabe.
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The Edisonian approach to innovation is characterized by trial and error discovery rather than a systematic theoretical approach I followed the link but you should have read the entire paragraphThe Edisonian approach to innovation is characterized by trial and error discovery rather than a systematic theoretical approach. This may be a convenient term, but it is an inaccurate and misleading description of the method of invention actually used by Thomas Edison. An often quoted example of the Edisonian approach is the successful but protracted process he is said to have used to invent a practical incandescent light bulb. Trial and error alone cannot account for Edison's success with electric lighting ........... Rossi has not proven anything Rather, the person called a charlatan is being accused of resorting to quackery, pseudoscience, or some knowingly employed bogus means of impressing people in order to swindle his victims by selling them worthless nostrums and similar goods or services that will not deliver on the promises made for them. All he has to do is prove it. Evidently, that is not going to happen this year as promised, but if we wait 18 months there will be 1M units. Well 18 months from now is Nov 2013 so we can't possibly see 1M units in 2013, so the 18 month suggestion is bogus too. So many lies. My suggestion? Tell Rossi to go back to the lab. Hypothesize, Test, Observe. Repeat until finished: The Scientific Method as used by Newton and Edison, et al.[Edit 3 times, last edit by astrolabe. at May 23, 2012 4:18:13 PM] |
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damir1978
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Astrolabe, I will repeat the questions for you:
----------------------------------------1. If the proof of concept of commercial Cold Fusion is indeed proved in 2012, what you will say about Rossi delivering his product later in 2013, that he failed? 2. If 2013 is the year of production but 2012 is the year of certification, what year history will consider being the start of Cold Fusion Energy, the Proof of Concept Box certified by UL or the first 1 million boxes shipped? 3. If Rossi is indeed a charlatan but Defkalion or Brillouin or LENUCO bring to market a product either 2012 or 2013, what would you think about yourself, that you were right about Cold Fusion? 4. If you have a bone to pick with Rossi, be my guest and shun him as much as you want (who cares about one man), but what about the others (Defkalion, Brillouin, NickEnergy and LENUCO + many others)? ---------------------------------------- [Edit 3 times, last edit by damir1978 at May 25, 2012 1:21:58 AM] |
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astrolabe.
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1. I don't care if he fails; that is what I expect. On the other hand, you appear to have a vested interest. What I know is that he has not scientifically proven what he says and is, at a minimum, unreliable.
----------------------------------------2. The question is moot since he has nothing to produce. The date of shipping 1M empty shoe boxes is also irrelevant. 3. My self image is fully intact. Unlike the vast majority of people in the world, my self image does not hinge on being right. I am able to debate topics and understand the various points of view. I know, it's a gift. 4. I do not share my discussions with Rossi in this forum, since I do NOT assume they are of any interest to WCG. If he deems it important, I am sure he will keep you informed on our correspondence. Actually I am a bit surprised he hasn't already since you seem to be so closely involved and knowledgeable about what he has said. When Edison had a working light bulb, he just demonstrated it. He didn't predict when he might have something to show. He didn't invite discussions with Nobel prize winners. He didn't inveigle the cooperation of complete nobody's to provide moral or political support in his work. He didn't spend more time talking than doing. He just did the work and displayed the result. Unlike Einstein, Edison and Newton, Rossi, to date, is all show and no go. No Action Talk Only. Call me when he can toast a slice of bread and show us how he did it; unless he is using a toaster. [Edit 1 times, last edit by astrolabe. at May 18, 2012 2:03:19 PM] |
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TKH
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Dear Members,
You may not denigrate each other, or anyone, on World Community Grid. Please state your opinions in a polite manner. Thank you. Tedi |
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GeraldRube
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Dear Members, You may not denigrate each other, or anyone, on World Community Grid. Please state your opinions in a polite manner. Thank you. Tedi HEY DITTOS!!---- This time it ain't me |
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damir1978
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Somebody went to MIT to see the NANOR Cold Fusion Device which has been running there since January of this year and created for us this YouTube Video of NANOR with some explanations from Prof Hagelstein....
----------------------------------------For the people interested here it is: http://www.e-catworld.com/2012/05/video-of-cold-fusion-nanor-device-at-mit/ ---------------------------------------- [Edit 1 times, last edit by damir1978 at May 23, 2012 11:33:19 PM] |
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