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Originally posted by MajorDisaster
Would the corporations be willing to take various actions, including murdering people to prevent that from happening? You bet!!
Originally posted by mmiichael
This is likely my last contribution to this thread. I don't argue with people who think the world operates like a James bond movie.
If they ever produce demonstrable repeatable results there are sources privte, international, R&D, governmental, that would fund them in a second.
That's how thing happen in the real world, not in fiction and conspiracy fantasy land.
Originally posted by mmiichael
This is likely my last contribution to this thread. I don't argue with people who think the world operates like a James bond movie.
There are tens of thousands of independent scientists and scientific dabblers working on project they hope will provide free or cheaper energy sources.
If they ever produce demonstrable repeatable results there are sources privte, international, R&D, governmental, that would fund them in a second.
Originally posted by Jezus
That is naive...
Many powerful people are invested in staying in control and keeping things as they are...
Who killed the electric car?
Originally posted by Jezus
Many powerful people are invested in staying in control and keeping things as they are...
Who killed the electric car?
Originally posted by Jezus
Many powerful people are invested in staying in control and keeping things as they are...
Who killed the electric car?
www.lowtechmagazine.com...
The electric car is not a technology of the future, but from the past.
The electric car is 170 years old. This may sound surprising, but e-cars predate automobiles with a combustion engine. They were driven out of the market in the beginning of the 20th century because petrol engines had significantly better mileage.
One century later, the electric car still faces the same – fundamental – problems. Furthermore, the need for batteries makes them eco-unfriendly by nature. The only possible green future for electric cars is a wired future: hooked up to the overhead lines, like trolleybuses and bumper cars.
[...]
The technological problems that electric cars have faced for more than a century now, compared to the smooth operation of electric trains, trams, trolleybuses and bumper cars, may mean that the wireless electric car simply has no future. Its problem might not be technological, but conceptual.
Certainly, better batteries will improve the mileage and the charging time of electric cars, but it’s hard to see how they can do that without harming the environment. While the sole reason for the existence of electric cars today is that they are better for the environment.
Originally posted by mmiichael
There are a few hundred million people with the money and willingness to make more money.
Originally posted by MajorDisaster
If they ever produce demonstrable repeatable results there are sources privte, international, R&D, governmental, that would fund them in a second.
Then why doesn't that ever actually happen?
Instead we see people throwing away billions and billions of dollars on hot fusion and stuff like that, which has been a complete failure and waste of time and money.........
Originally posted by np6888
Now here's something really freaky. Type in www.itanimulli.com(illuminati backward) or www.itanimulli.net or www.itanimulli.org in your web browser and see where it takes you.
Originally posted by wirehead
But don't take my word for it... Please! Do your own research! Try reading about the conservation of energy. Try to read and understand the arguments for the laws of thermodynamics. It's all out there as a matter of public record & knowledge!
Try reading about what zero point energy ACTUALLY IS (i.e. crack open a quantum field theory textbook and try reading it! oops! too hard! better go back to my geocities websites that talk about made-up russian tesla torsion field point source generators!)
And if you STILL want to invest in free energy, well, I just happen to need another $50k to complete my nonlinear axle drive engine, just paypal me...
Originally posted by ROBO6
reply to post by chorizo3
So the proliferation of toxins, and the destruction of the natural environment is more important then having a clean and beautiful world for your children and your children s children. Were is the logic in that thinking. I'll give you a quick example of the benefits of these technologies. The introduction would yes completely eliminate gas and oil use. But it will also open up doors for the third world countries to finally become sovereign and modern. It would eliminate the need for redundant jobs, imagine a world were you dont have to go to that oil drilling job to feed your family. Think about not having to spend 60-80% of your income on energy, think about your home running on a decentralized device that you never have to touch again. Think about the clean water that can be had to those in need with these technologies. Think about traveling the stars and advancing our civilization with the rest of the Galaxy.
To sit here and promote the use of fossils fuels knowing its impact is a crime within itself. People are so selfish and greedy that they dont look at the whole picture, which everyone will benifit. Not just the "Lucky Few".
Originally posted by MajorDisaster
But then there are guys like Bearden and Bedini, who have produced books, instructional videos, scientific papers,
No thanks, but I'll gladly invest my money in an official field investigation of Bedini and Bearden.