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Originally posted by OccamsRazor04
Originally posted by flexy123
*) I am aware there exists thread about this, but i thought it would legitimate a new thread.
In particular, i would like to hear how such a tech would change our world - assuming that the e-cat device is real and turns out working.
How do you think would that invention change our world? What effect would it have on the middle-east, on America? Would our economy FIRST collapse before it enters a new area where energy literally has become too cheap to even meter anymore?
It doesn't and it won't work. If it does we will still be metered, and the technology will be patented. You will have to buy the machine, and it will have to be serviced by their certified technicians. You will still pay plenty. Rossi has never claimed this is a free energy device. It's a more efficient way to make money, if it works, which it wont.
Originally posted by Cuervo
I don't understand why people think it is impossible. The only problem I see is energy conversion laws but laws are only laws because it's simply what we consistently observe. The term "law" is harmful to science as it makes us think we are bound by some rule.
Originally posted by john_bmth
Originally posted by Cuervo
I don't understand why people think it is impossible. The only problem I see is energy conversion laws but laws are only laws because it's simply what we consistently observe. The term "law" is harmful to science as it makes us think we are bound by some rule.
They're called "laws" because time and time again, in laboratories throughout the world and ages, the experiments yield the same result. That's not to say that they cannot ever be shown to be incomplete, rather to demonstrate a genuine violation of a physical law, strong evidence that has been independently and objectively verified has to be presented. Laws aren't harmful to science, but expecting the scientific community to take violations of physical laws seriously on the most scant and questionable/non-existent evidence certainly would be.
Maybe you should edit the Wikipedia article that discusses the "law of the Holomovement" to "consistent notion of the holomovement"?
Originally posted by Cuervo
I know this is a side-topic but I wanted to clarify what I said. I don't believe "laws" are harmful, I believe our dubbing them "laws" are harmful to the spirit of scientific inquiry. A more appropriate term would be something like "persistent notion" or "consistent observation". People claim to witness exceptions to these "laws" all the time but those are not repeatable under laboratory settings because they are exceptions and not the norm. The Holomovement model actually accounts for this and sort of shows how the whole standard physics model is flawed.
Do you have any sources for that?
Originally posted by flexy123
I am little surprised you are convinced "it doesnt work"..because according to various sources there is already a bunch of devices in service to power plants..
Originally posted by Arbitrageur
Do you have any sources for that?
Originally posted by flexy123
I am little surprised you are convinced "it doesnt work"..because according to various sources there is already a bunch of devices in service to power plants..
I never heard or saw anything to confirm that.
Which power plants?
How many e-cats are in continuous operation today? - 97
How many geographic locations are e-cats running today? - 4
Are there any e-cats running in the US with businesses you own or individuals you trust? - YES
So to recap on this, Rossi is saying that at this moment there are 97 e-cats installed and working accross 4 different countries, with some already installed in the businesses of trusted individuals.
The 4 countries are presumably USA (Rossi's Company Leonardo Corp), Italy, Greece and it's anyone's guess what the 4th one is.
Originally posted by Arbitrageur
Maybe you should edit the Wikipedia article that discusses the "law of the Holomovement" to "consistent notion of the holomovement"?
Originally posted by Arbitrageur
I'm still waiting for Rossi to reveal if he actually has something that works. Until then, it's a little premature to start rewriting the laws of physics
# Andrea Rossi October 28th, 2011 at 10:37 AM FIRST INFORMATION REGARDING THE 1 MW PLANT TEST: WE SARTED REGULARLY THE TEST THIS MORNING . EVERYTHING IS GOING WELL SO FAR. THE 1 MW E-CAT IS WORKING IN SELF SUSTAINING. TONIGHT I WILL PUBLISH THE NON SECRET REPORT THAT THE CUSTOMER WILL RELEASE. WARM REGARDS, I HAVE TO RETURN TO THE PLANT. SORRY, I CANNOT ANSWER TO THE MANY COMMENTS I AM RECEIVING. I WILL PUBLISH THEM PROBABLY I WILL NEVER FIND THE TIME TO ANSWER. WARMEST REGARDS TO ALL, ANDREA ROSSI
Originally posted by flexy123
I have doubts that the report they will release today will be conclusive..it simply would take some time to analyze such data (IMO)...but..well i hope anyway.
Q&A just finished; reading of results; 470 kW maintained continuously during self-sustain; customer satisfied; sale made; more later.
[Vo]ismaying rumors about October 28 test Jed Rothwell Fri, 28 Oct 2011 11:34:00 -0700 I have heard that observers of today's tests are only being allowed to look at the equipment for a few minutes at a time, and they are not being introduced to the engineers who are taking the data.
They are not being given a chance to establish the bona fides of these engineers, or to confirm that they are fully independent from Rossi. If this is true then it goes without saying these results will have zero credibility.
If this is true then Rossi has once again taken a golden opportunity to convince the world his claims are true, and used it to make himself look like a crook. I hope this is not true. Whatever happens, I am sure we will get the full story. The reporters there can be relied upon to tell us the truth. If they are not allowed to interview the engineers and they cannot independently confirm the data, they will say so.
I am sure Rossi knows they will tell the truth, so it seems unlikely he would impose such outrageous conditions. Unfortunately, he has often done outrageous things, such as telling people they are not allowed to measure the temperature with their own instruments. - Jed