>>And, to boot, a patent in Russia and China are only as respected as long as the government cares to respect it. The moment those governments want your product, they’ll just take it.<<
Here in the US we say it is National Security and therefore it shall not be shown or discussed in public.
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>NIST, Underwriters Laboratories, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, or any number of outfits under non-disclosure agreements could easily verify or debunk it without breaking a sweat.<
Do you think he’ll sleep better with a NIST/UL/LLNL sticker on his ass? They are the three labs that would succumb to corporate or political pressure and declare it a National Security issue? Independent Labs, who are you kidding.
If the government wanted it that bad, they’d already taken it.
That doesn’t explain what Rossi’s doing or why.