[count-your-change]

Anything goes wrong, the "Customer Consultant" is going to take the heat or lack of it.

[ltc8k6]

What a jackass...

[AU72]

I'm of 2 minds about this, too good to be true, and hoping it works. I'll be disappointed but not surprised if this doesn't come off on the 28th.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

The guy sounds more like a lunatic than a scientist or engineer.

[CodeToad]

If it doesn’t work it is everyone else’s fault? What a nutjob.

[Da Coyote]

E-cat, eh?

It’s so stupid, I’m surprised the Obamaloon collection O’science illiterates have not given it a few $billion.

[ZX12R]

Let’s see. Rossi’s E-Cat = A dubious man, with a dubious education, and a dubious past, making dubious claims, about dubious new energy output devices. Nah...no reason to be skeptical at all.

[Errant]

The Flim-Flam Man "The Getaway"

[bkepley]

And in the case this test will go not well, we will learn and remake another, and another, and another, but, be sure, we will arrive to the target. At any cost.

Doesn't sound very confident does he?

[dinodino]

Sounds like Rossi believes his own test is going to fail.

[Jack of all Trades]

Using the cover of mad ramblings to plant the seeds of doubt to keep the true believers following after a less than exciting outcome on the 28th IMHO.

The plan, as described is madness from an engineering standpoint anyway. In my career, I have been forced to send first article prototypes to customers, but not without at least some rudimentary performance testing. This plan: Don’t know how it works, don’t know if it works, but they’re going to turn it over to a customer and let them fire up the whole smash. And they’re going to be in production in months.

I’m trying hard to be a neutral but skeptical observer, but it’s getting harder.

[Max in Utah]

the bunch of imbeciles that ... lose their time digging holes on the surface the water in the middle of the ocean to find the wine.

He could be talking about Congress here.