On Sat, 15 Jan 2011, M. Adam Davis wrote:

> Ha!  The "presentation" has all the trappings of a scam.  I love one
> comment by one of the inventors, "Rossi maintains that at a
> theoretical level we can only speculate what happens in the machinery"
> then they indicate that some of the copper inside the reactor turns
> into nickel, etc.  This would actually be a good development, because
> relative to nickel, copper is cheap!  Maybe they can increase the
> "frequency" of the reaction and turn it into gold...

A long time ago someone found that a stone could be used to point to=20
the north star even when it could not be seen. I'm sure many people didn't=
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belive it because they couldn't get their stones to do the same.

I'm not saying this isn't a scam but wouldn't it be nice if all the energy=
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that is being expended on ridicule were actually redirected to actually=20
thinking about ways it could be made to work.

There are still lots of different types of magic stones remaining to be=20
discovered. Just remember, the alchemist of today is the scientist of=20
tomorrow.

Regards
Sergio Masci
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