Causality and explanations

[kowalskil]

Some of you might be interested in my very short article about causality.

http://pages.csam.montclair.edu/~kow...eo/cause3.html

Please share this link with other potential readers. Thank you in advance,

Ludwik Kowalski (see Wikipedia)*

[Smellyoldgit]

Some of us might think you write a load of spamming wank.

[Smellyoldgit]

.... and whilst we're on, you never did bring us up to date on progress of the wonderful piece of crap fraud bullshit technology you enthralled us with last year. Is Rossi back in jail yet?

[kowalskil]

Smellyoldgit wrote

.... and whilst we're on, you never did bring us up to date on progress of the wonderful piece of crap fraud bullshit technology you enthralled us with last year. Is Rossi back in jail yet?

He is still trying to find customers.

L.K.

[Davin]

Wow. That is probably one of the top stupid things of all time.

[Smellyoldgit]

Not being one to spoil the party (well, not much), perhaps you should show Rossi this article & a couple of videos demonstrating just what a load of fucking bollocks his e-cat is. I reckon Ceiling Cat could come up with something more useful.

A key aspect of this report was the examination of Rossi’s demonstration I filmed in Bologna on June 14, 2011. In a nutshell, the engineering studies in our July 30, 2011 report show that the amount and rate of steam that was coming out of Rossi’s device didn’t match his claim of about 5,000 Watts. Not by a long shot.

Instead, the steam coming out of Rossi’s device looked exactly like what you would expect to see coming out of a 1,000 Watt electric tea kettle. And in fact, that’s about how much electricity was going into Rossi’s device.

[psychodiva]

some of us might not even give a shit

Psychodiva (kiss my arse)

[Kate]

[Kate]