Interesting that I have been warned about violating the board’s terms of service by Hedge.
I have read and reviewed what I have posted and I can’t see how this is possible. I did not berate, attack the person in question (Raider21). I never said that he was not an expert. I said that I am a featherweight. I was directly posting about the dredge. Which qualifies under the terms of agreement.
So, I’m not sure why I can’t counter the conclusions that he brought up.
As a businessman who ran his own company for years, I think that I have some knowledge about how a business works. I would not build a dredge but….
So, from that perspective, it seems that sfrx would put together a team of experts and engineers, who are knowledgeable about what they needed the dredge to accomplish. It’s what any business would do. Don’t you agree?
Maybe it’s focused on keeping the archaeological evidence as intact as possible. I don’t know. Nobody knows.
I just think that both sides should have an equal opportunity to speculate and provide an alternative explanation for why the people who have already decided that they have all the answers with out having actually examined the technology they are so quick to dismiss it.
“But these discoveries paled when compared to his discovery of November 1890, when he illuminated a vacuum tube wirelessly—having transmitted energy through the air.
This was the beginning of Tesla's lifelong obsession—the wireless transmission of energy.”
I love to read and the above account is what has drawn me to watch the sfrx saga. Wireless transmission of energy! Amazing.
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