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Marinov and the Jelly Fish
 
> Robert E. McElwaine B.S., Physics and Astronomy, UW-EC                <
Reminds me of Stefan Marinov of Austria who ran a 3 page ad on pp 48-50 of
New Scientist of 18 December 1986. Marinov had elegant maths to show how
his unique machines worked. His ideas centered around truth, relativistic
physics, gravity and electromagnetism. He had a great deal to say about
prejudiced science and blind scientists -  "jelly fish". It makes great
reading. Several weeks later a brief letter to the editor convincingly
showed the basic flaws in Marinov's science and politely and generously
showed the author to be an eccentric crank.
 
 It is in fact unfair to compare Marinov with R McElwaine B.S. or indeed
 Marinov's work with R McElwaine's B.S..     Marinov has much more class.
_Marinov to the World's Scientific Conscience_   gives good insight into
 the rare mind of the intelligent misfit. If lateral thinking gives
 results surely if these fruit loops were harnessed to logic they could
 drag productive research into unexpected new dimensions.
 
 Thank goodness I'm normal. How about you?
 
                                Lawrie Williams