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To: deeno who wrote (7200)	1/3/2006 11:01:49 PM
From: ahhaha	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 24758

Never seen you closed minded before so maybe its interesting. I always get closed minded at the beginning of a bear market.

To: deeno who wrote (7200)	1/3/2006 11:54:00 PM
From: ahhaha	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 24758

Ok. I read through hydrino presentation. Nothing very new there. Just another hydrogen fuel economy strategy with a different method of hydrogen burning. It's a chemical process surprisingly similar to turning on the electric burner as mentioned earlier. It's pretty good, although I don't think the authors have worked through the practical realities as well as they think. They state their projections at the end. They're competitive with other strategies. Hey, no one got excited about cold fusion after the initial hullaballoo, but ever since quite a lot of good science has shown it's a viable process for energy generation. By viable I mean we've determined why its heat is anomalous and why it doesn't always work, and how to overcome these difficulties. Eventually I do believe cold fusion development will evolve into my concept, solid state fusion, the only possible full scale fusion doable. Fusion will never be done practically with a magnetic bottle, nor will it be done by implosion, although it can be done impractically by both of these methods. When I told Bellin at Caltech of solid state fusion he thought I was daft. He studies solar dynamics in order to determine the characteristics of laminar flows of plasmas having undergone fusion. I told him solid sate fusion was way ahead of anything we could fabricate at this time and he said, "oh, that explains it"! ps. I'll explain the hydrino process on a dumbed down basis if you wish.