Celani: Presentation at World Clean Energy Conference of the UN in Geneva

Ugh. A farrago of material of greatly varying quality including rumor and anecdote presented to imply some overall meaning, such as "destroyed notebook." (slide 18) -- a personal story apparently involving one manager and one scientist, not necessarily a pattern. However, I did encounter a story of lost experimental data from another quite important experiment; basically, the researchers didn't act to preserve it.

Stuff happens.

Scientists are not, generally, trained speakers and writers. And writers without editors are like boats without anchors. Or something like that.

This was a general audience, I assume. http://www.wcec.uno/ Predictable result: nothing. Possibly some harm, every time there is an incomprehensible cold fusion presentation, a puppy dies. Okay, more seriously, an impression, that is otherwise weakening, even just with time, is strengthened that there is nothing there.

There is enough clear evidence to present a knockout presentation. How often is that done?

You think Celani has figured out how to use multiple wires to increase his signal to noise ratio? Doesn't seem so, does it? Signed: Captain Obvious (and I've been asking that for four years or so)