Source: Journal-of-nuclear-physics.com – New Comments
Andrea Rossi
August 11th, 2011 at 12:09 PM
Dear Garth Schmalenberg:
Thank you for your insight. We are working to make this technology as massively useful as possible.
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Garth Schmalenberg
August 11th, 2011 at 10:39 AM
Dear Mr. Rossi,
I came upon your e-cat device during my writing a research paper on Conflict and Oil while researching Fusion as a potential alternative. At first it seemed to be another “too good to be true” concept but as I continued reading I became more hopeful. I can only hope that nothing will stop the production of your device. I am also appreciative that you have answered each of the e-mails written to you.
It occurs to me that many technologies have been used for both good and bad. This has been true for Oil which has been the cause of so much conflict as well as for newer technologies like social media that have been recently used both for positive gatherings and political freedoms as well as for inciting mass robberies and rioting. It is easy to imagine that some might use the availability of nearly limitless power for unethical purposes or, at very least, for helping the rich to automate factories even further in order to lower their labor costs and become even richer while disregarding the needs of those who are unemployed or underemployed.
I can only hope that the distribution of new forms of power take into consideration the needs of the poor and underemployed as well as the wealthy of the world. How wonderful it would be to couple the production of limitless power with the production of pipelines and the ability to pump, desalinate and filter ocean water for those who are forced to reside in refugee camps in Kenya where drinking water and irrigation of land are so badly needed for food and self-sufficiency. How amazing would it be for those poor souls to have access to power for building to have homes and schools, to have power for light and communications so that their children can be educated, and, at long last, they could be able to share the richness of their cultural strengths, which have been all but lost in their desperate attempts to survive, rather than the desperation which is no fault of their own.
It is my hope that you achieve your objective and that your e-cat be widely available for those who most need it.
Sincerely
Garth