Re: THE WORLD NEEDS COLD FUSION.

"Ken S. Tucker" <dynamics@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
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> Possibly they don't know how to do it yet.
> Silicon with some impurity has revolutionized
> electronics, it took a century of electricity
> research to finally get that reproducible.

Huh? They had discovered semiconductor diodes quite soon - around 1874 if 
memory serves. By the early 1920's crystal diodes were common. It is 
absolutely necessary to also put this in perspective - the scientific
method 
was still being developed at that time and everything took time as well as

the fact that communications of discoveries took a very long time as well
so 
that development of those discoveries was very slow in that time.

In comparison think about the discovery of a rather complex science - DNA 
multiplication - and the time from discovery to the first products was a 
couple of years. Within a decade the science was in every university. In
20 
years it is so common that it is a basic part of society now.

Pretending that the very companies that would profit the most from cold 
fusion are hiding it because they prefer to make less money is a bit out 
there in left field isn't it?