Well, maybe Rossi has spent 2 or 3 years with a setup that really
generates gross excess heat energy from LENR, but is explosively
unstable -- as the temperature is raised to the level that initiates
LENR, the resulting gross nuclear energy release, naturally,
immediately rises so steeply as to overwhelm such control parameters
as H2 pressure, H2O flow, heat input from electric heater -- finally,
he finds a setup that generates 6 to 12 times more energy than input
heat, BUT --
1. he started assuming complete boiling of the water flow into dry
steam, whereas actually only a small fraction of the water is ever
boiled in his stable runs, so that,
2. the claimed output heat is exaggerated by 6 to 12 times input
electric heater power,
3. and, highly motivated to finally have a complete success as an
inventor who contributes hugely to humanity and gains praise and
wealth and opportunity to continue inventing on a grand scale, he very
humanly falls into unconscious habitual resistance about actually
double checking the reality of completely dry steam output flow,
4. so that close associates fall into this unconscious blindness,
evolving a resiliant group think dynamic that presents a series of
confusing demos that finally draw enough scrutiny for the possibility
of the error to be discussed by many,
5. whereupon Rossi, a good, honest and forthright man, will quickly do
a simple check, verify the error, and share the discovery immediately
and openly,
6. and, since he lacks the expertise and resources to engineer how to
stabilize the reaction (even if he understands it correctly...), he
also immediately discloses every detail of the setup, so that the
world as a whole can properly explore this crucial breakthrough for
the benefit of all.
Rich Murray, MA
Boston University Graduate School 1967 psychology,
BS MIT 1964, history and physics,
1943 Otowi Road, Santa Fe, New Mexico 87505
505-819-7388
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