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[broli]

With Quenco at the brink of launch that experiment which will only lead to a mountain of skepticism and disbelieve and likely fail any peer review process big time is kind of redundant. Why show a microscopic effect when you have the means to go big, very big and dissolve any doubt.

[Philip Hardcastle]

I think some of you should read the first line I wrote re Steven's offer (where I said in so many words that it is likely moot), and also note that I admitted some time ago that my offer of 25K was a tad petulant given the Quenco's imminent arrival.


However science is science and I see no harm in a university doing an independent experiment when the components are so cheap, in fact it was the issue I had with the raving skeptics and like, that they are so quick to put everything down and totally incapable of doing a $10 experiment at any level of sophistication. The offer by Steven was noted to be late in all this but nonetheless I am not going to act to stifle any experimentation.


On the flip side of this argument is that some will say the Quenco does something other than the Tube device, well for completeness lets have a working Quenco and a working Tube, where is the harm when attacking status Quo to have multiple and differing tests?


BTW it is clearly obvious the snide comments are from those that are so nasty as to want me to fail, sad people that you are. Stanford provides me with facilities, not believers or skeptics, just machines. If you ahd been there you would know it is like a city full of many many projects, almost all hush hush and guarded. The people there are the same as people everywhere else, they are busy with their own things.


Last week I obtained all the materials for the production of 100cm2 of Quenco, this week we hope to actually start what is expected to be about 4 hours of ALD work and a few of PVD. I forgot about Thanksgiving so I am going to need every day up to the 30th to finish, but I am not panicking and believe we will make it with a few days to spare.


I have a number of meeting with licencees coming up and will be providing actual quenco to them so that they can complete the purchase of licences, I also expect to be able to fabricate the power source for a phone though it is really a generic 5.1V usb port power source so it can power almost any tablet or phone. I am going to mount it on the back of either a Nexus 7, or Nexus 4 (currently out of stock).

[TinselKoala]

You are wrong about me, if you are indeed snidely referring to my _questions_ as snide comments.

There is nothing in this world I would like better than to see you succeed with real Quencos that perform as you claim. I could only benefit, because after the world-wide revolution it would cause, I will be one of the people with the skills and knowledge to continue to succeed.

If you win, Phil, everyone benefits (the survivors anyway), even me. Your paranoia about people wanting you to fail is just another symptom of your delusional system and doesn't reflect reality. Is there anyone here who genuinely wants Phil to Phail? Iph so, I mean IF SO.... please speak up so he'll know you are real.

If you lose, however..... I mean if you fail to meet your Nov 30 deadline or your Quencos don't work.... not much will change. Not even you.

[Philip Hardcastle]

I use my real name.


Tinselkola says
Is this the Quenco we are talking about, the things that are supposed to be being manufactured right now at Stanford University in Palo Alto California?Isn't it a little late for "university validation" since you are supposed to be doing a important commercial rollout on... when was the latest postponed date? Nov 30?And what's the matter with Stanford, anyway.... aren't they a major university, located right smack dab in the bleeding center of Silicon Valley, surrounded by all kinds of chip making plants and out-of-work physicists and EE types?
They are just questions, Leon.


Alsetalokin says
Hey, what's to complain about? I see that Professor Steven Jones is trying to arrange for university validation of PJH's experiment. I wonder if they'll be in time for the Nov 30 rollout. I also wonder what Stanford U. -- in the very heart of Silicon Valley, where the population density of EEs and physicist types is greater than anywhere else in the world -- is doing manufacturing something that still needs to be validated by Brigham Young University in Utah before it's accepted as real.

And above this Tinslekola says he is for me and Quenco etc


But on the moletrap Alsetalokin says
Do you suppose those 1 million petrodollars he wants for a license are going to be worth very much if his device were actually to work? Oh pleeeeeeeeeeeze Jeeeeeeeesus let him succeed. I so want this entire world to go down the tubes in internecine strife and upset economies.

Alsetalokin, Tinselkola? whatever you cowardly want to call yourself, you are a 24K evil loser and speak with a forked tongue.

[JouleSeeker]

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However science is science and I see no harm in a university doing an independent experiment when the components are so cheap, in fact it was the issue I had with the raving skeptics and like, that they are so quick to put everything down and totally incapable of doing a $10 experiment at any level of sophistication. The offer by Steven was noted to be late in all this but nonetheless I am not going to act to stifle any experimentation.
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Agreed, Philip, and thank you.  Let me add that I stand willing to do an "independent experiment" at any time.   I do not wish to pressure you especially with all you have on your plate in the next few weeks.

We have email communication; just let me know when/if you wish to do the independent verification tests at a major university.
--Steven