John Berry wrote:
> Piece of cake. The only thing preventing it is politics and lack of >> knowledge. >> > > I guess we have different opinions on how plausible a change of politics > is, or for that matter getting the right knowledge to the right places. > I mean that technically making small scale cold fusion engines is a piece of cake. (Probably -- they are all small scale now.) As you say, changing the politics and getting the information out is a conundrum. > I don't know if your dedicated contribution to Vortex has anything to do > with this change though. > I doubt that my contribution to Vortex has had an effect. However, the existence of LENR-CANR has had a direct effect in some cases that I am aware of, and probably others that I did not hear about. The existence of LENR-CANR is 1% my doing, and 99% to the credit of the researchers who wrote the papers and granted permission to upload them. In work hours I am sure the ratio is 1000:1! > Just making a point that there should be more interest in subjects that can > lead to experimentation by the averagely skilled amateur experimentalist . . > . > I do not think a skilled amateur or professional can contribute anything to cold fusion without access to a fully equipped profession grade laboratory and hundreds of thousands of dollars of equipment. - Jed
