After a long absence due to illness, Peter Gluck has posted on his Ego Out website, and since he is addressing the LENR community at large I thought I would repost his message here.
http://egooutpeters.blogspot.com/2018/03/home-again.html
Home Again
Dear Friends,
I am temporarily able to think and I want to tell you the following:
I am unable to get and send information because I cannot read or write. My daughter helps me and my blog partner, Georgina.
I fear that there will be no energy revolution as it was the information revolution which is a great success. I fear that LENR will die and disappear. Nothing is certain regarding LENR-technology, even that it does NOT exist. I am desperate. The Miamy Trial – Rossi vs. Darden is a complete mistery, but it seems Rossi has not lost the trial. What will bring the future to LENR? In this blog I have told many times what I think about Pd/D and Ni/H etc., and I have not changed my opinion.
What have we to do? Is any hope lost?
Thank you!
Your old friend,
Peter
Peter, this is my brief reply to you. I am glad you are home, and have the help you need to post again. Thank you for all your efforts and work over the years, and I do hope you feel better and are able to contribute more as time goes on.
Personally, I don’t think that LENR will die and disappear. I am optimistic. I think there is enough interest from talented and determined persons to keep working at the problem until success comes. We have various groups and individuals working in private and in public who are trying to understand and develop the technology, that I think sooner or later the breakthrough that you are hoping for will come.
My best guess is that Andrea Rossi will be the first person to bring the technology into the commercial sector. I think he has the technological prowess and the necessary determination and force of will to do it.
While I think we can be sure that Rossi won’t be giving help to his competitors, but if he (or anyone else) can bring forward a working LENR product, then we will know that technologically it can be done — that it is not impossible — which I think will cause interest in the field to greatly increase.
I don’t think it’s possible for us to make predictions about the exact timing of these things, you never know what holdups may occur, but I’m optimistic that in the end we’ll see success.
My best wishes to you!
Frank
