Posted by ovyyus (203.26.14.3) on June 19, 2003 at 18:06:33:
In Reply to: Re: grim/clarifica re posted by grim on June 19, 2003 at 12:06:00:
Hi Grim,
In connection with 'noise makers' suggested as being used by Bessler to disguise other possible wheel noises.
I wonder if Bessler would have stooped to such misleading tactics. Certainly he was cryptic and vague, but I doubt he would dare mislead in this manner.
IMO, Bessler would not have used any such deception within his wheel for fear of the buyer accusing him of deception and demanding their money back. Politics and business being as it was (and still is), any excuse to break the purchase agreement could have been used against Bessler by the buyer.
Would he have risked insulting his powerful ruler and scientist supporters? In doing so, there would have been a fair chance his money would be lost and the secret would be out, leaving him with nothing. IMO, Bessler was certainly not that naive or careless.
Regards, ovyyus
: : I have to agree with Ovyyus. I ran across Parks article a while ago, thought it too weird to read it fully. Reread it a lille while ago. The ten percent, and that's being generous, comes from John Collins book. The rest, Parks mental ramblings, are his own. It's okay to come up with ideas on how you think something might work, it's also okay to try and break a supposed code, and even speculate what someones thoughts might have been. But to write a very lengthy article FIRST PERSON, that is as if Bessler himself wrote it, is more than deceitful, and wuite frankly really ticks me off. He then has a disclaimer which you get to after reading pages and pages of his mental vomit (sorry if I am a little rough here...but) stating it has occured to me I may have placed my own interpretation on most of Besslers book. Escuse me...may have, and most?!!! That's an oxymoron. He knows what he did, and from what I can gather it's just another decitful way of getting you to read his stuff. It's actually obvious when he starts quoting subatomic energy reactions, and quantuum gates. What I find funny, is he went and built HIS device, it didn't work, but then claims the reason he's not going to patent it is because he feels he and Bessler knew each other once and were good friends, and he wouldn't want to claim Besslers stuff because when they meet again, Bessler might no longer be his friend.
: : Man...Whatever||!
: : David
:
: Yes, I see that now. Tried to get through all the "chiasms", etc., scrolled down to "I, Offyreus," etc., thought "OK here's the skinny of it all". Looks like that was maybe a fiction.
: Only got the "noisemakers" out of that deal. Rest of research came from the drawings and "New Text Translation".
: Material's in, got quite a few hours ahead. Tedious, got one shot at it. One mistake and it's scrap.
: Thanks!
: grim