Jet sez: ...
> It is puzzling that they have not come out with negative reports yet. > As Martin Fleischmann remarked, the easiest thing in the world is to > convince yourself you are wrong. Any scientist worth his salt can > come up with a non-existent error to dismiss a result. See, for > example, Reviewer #7's handwaving here: > > http://lenr-canr.org/Collections/DoeReview.htm#StormsRothwellCritique > > - Jed IMO, being open minded does not necessarily translate into possessing sufficient confidence in one's findings, especially if the evidence suggests centuries of how magnetism was thought to work is in danger of being flipped upside down. Better let someone else stick their neck out first. I believe this was the complaint STEORN brought up when they had their findings initially tested in an independent laboratory. The lab declined to publish their findings. At least that's what STEORN claims happened - which subsequently precipitated their audacious announcement in The Guardian in an attempt to force the issue to the fore front. The fact that, as you say, none of these independent labs have yet to come out with a negative report causes me to speculate that they may be repeating the experiment over and over in an attempt to discover where they screwed up! "Don't come back until you get it right!!!" Alas, speculation of this sort is a dangerous sport. Guilty as charged. Screwing up royally last Summer at Kinetica Museum destroyed a considerable amount confidence and good will in STEORN's claims. I have to ask myself: Right at this moment... The Evidence as presented so far in the public domain - what are the odds... Regards Steven Vincent Johnson www.OrionWorks.com www.zazzle.com/orionworks
