Copied from another forum:

     "I think the likelihood of fraud is vanishingly small. There is no=20
way you could fool the professors involved in this, and I am sure they=20
are not all engaged in a conspiracy to fool the rest of us."
     I think all those involved in any way with this demo are keenly=20
aware of the consequences... it would be career suicide and ridicule if=20
they failed.  After what happened to F&P, I highly doubt any of them=20
would take that kind of chance with their own careers.  In fact, if I=20
were one of them, I would require proof before I would agree to even=20
consider helping with the demo... so they probably have seen enough of=20
its operation to satisfy their minds that this is real... time will=20
tell!  ;-)
     MJ




On 16-Jan-11 06:36, Robert Csaba Molnar wrote:
> I have no intention to ridicule anyone's genuine effort to achieve a scie=
ntific breakthrough. IIRC G. Marconi, the inventor of the radio telegraph, =
was born in Bologna. I think Marconi's law is a familiar term for many of t=
he readers on this forum. So nothing to ridicule about the baloney Bologna =
relationship either.
> Most of us just find it hard to believe that cold fusion was achieved und=
er the given circumstances, and some healthy humor never did any harm.
>
> Robert

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