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To: JDN who wrote (6844)	12/4/1997 3:59:00 PM
From: TokyoMex	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 31646

Off subject, LOL I like the Blacklight Co. They are working with KEPCO of Korea and being reviewed by KAIST, a Korean scientific organisation sponsored by the govt. After all Teflon and seedless watermelon was invented by Koreans , one working for DuPont and one in a farm near Seoul. Most of them are MIT Phds. The American guy who is involved heavy used to do business with KEPCO and has contacts there,,,, little does he know I have some relatives in top management ..... Japanese are also looking at it too.. If it works it will be awesome. Joe

To: JDN who wrote (6844)	12/4/1997 4:01:00 PM
From: Karl Drobnic	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 31646

There are some serious scientists looking at the hydrino independent of Mills. It is entirely speculative for now, but it's gone from a "lunatic" idea to "we'll give it a look". The major point in the "hydrino" article is that TPRO works with cutting edge problems. Y2K is the first "goose" to lay a golden egg in its lap. I don't think Y2K will be the last goose. TPRO's cache of bright engineers and technicians, its industry-wide database, and a continuing flow of industrial problems will create more golden geese in the future. To paraphrase Che Guevara, "1, 2, 3...golden geese" are in TPRO's future. Hydrinos, if successful, would be another golden goose because by 2000, TPRO will have a huge electric utility database, also.