Hi Johhny,
I never said I knew for certain that Rossi can do what he says he can do.
Regarding SPAWAR, Stremmons and Smiley I stand exactly by what i said.
Regarding trade Secrets and Intellectual Property I stand by statements - you need to read the Act and have it litigated - he is doing exactly what he should be doing including his intentional misdirects.
I have several patents (five) and also license trade secrets and could care less if his patents teach you how to make it.
He needs to show novelty, and give just adequate instruction to one “skilled in the art”. Unless you are skilled in the art of making what he has made and you aren’t - then he has what is called a “basic patent”, which offers the most broad and deep patent protection.
And since it is now “first to file” - he got everyone else covered, since he is first to file.
And to the rest he has misdirected especially his critics by giving them contradictory “evidence”.
I love your “easy bake oven” and Edison light bulb analogy, since it took the inventor of the easy bake oven, Ronald Howes working for Kenner, a along 30 minutes or so to put together his first prototype of Easy Bake; as compared to Edison who worked “In the period from 1878 to 1880 Edison and his associates worked on at least three thousand different theories to develop an efficient incandescent lamp”.
So Rossi is going to produce an Easy Bake instead of the Edison Light Bulb - well good for him - that means we will be seeing the fruits of his labor sooner.
Lurking’
And to the rest he has misdirected especially his critics by giving them contradictory “evidence”.We agree on something. The trouble is, once you accept that Rossi is lying about parts of his system, why should you believe the other parts?
I have several patents (five) and also license trade secrets and could care less if his patents teach you how to make it.Maybe you don't care, but the Patent Office does. You can't patent what you don't disclose in your application.
Rossi's application will almost certainly be rejected, since it contains nothing new. So, Rossi won't have any Patent protection because he won't have a Patent. Even if this Patent is accepted, it won't protect his "cold fusion" secrets, since they aren't disclosed in the Patent.
So, again, why did Rossi decide to start selling his gadget without any legal protection, immediately after spending a year refusing to let any independent experts to examine it? What has changed since the end of October to allow him to stop worrying about someone "stealing" his intellectual property?