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Sun Jul 17, 2011 1:57 pm » by **Demobe**

if he dont sell it to the hyenas
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Sun Jul 17, 2011 2:17 pm » by **Levi11**

Sun Jul 17, 2011 2:47 pm » by **Truthseekerx**

This technology is not bending physics and it is not magical. Anyone who has played with magnets before knows they have an attracting force and a repelling force. If magnets are arranged in a circular array with a specific geometry, they will continue to spin a wheel as long as the geometry is not interrupted. This is regular physics.

This technology as been "invented" many times before so it is not the idea that will get it mass produced. I have invested in many start-ups over the years and I can tell you that there are many many great ideas out there. But, without proper execution of a business plan, it will go nowhere. People who create free energy devices will experience mountains of resistance from utility companies and oil lobbyists who have considerable power over governments.

Without strong backbones and enormous persistence, this idea will fall to the wayside like hundreds of other great inventions.

Sun Jul 17, 2011 5:15 pm » by **Mediasorcerer**

meanwhile,ironically in aus,those fascist socialists are making us all pay more money in a carbon tax,dont hear them looking into this tho do we? now u know why im so sceptical.

im willing to bet 100$ within 3-6 mnths this guy is dead,or filthy rich with no more invention.

Sun Jul 17, 2011 5:27 pm » by **Truthseekerx**

mediasorcerer wrote:meanwhile,ironically in aus,those fascist socialists are making us all pay more money in a carbon tax,dont hear them looking into this tho do we? now u know why im so sceptical.

im willing to bet 100$ within 3-6 mnths this guy is dead,or filthy rich with no more invention.

Again, it entirely depends on the integrity and persistence of the individual(s) putting forth the idea. Yes, most are killed or paid off. I remain hopeful that someone out there is big enough to see the big picture, i.e., someone who puts service-to-others before service-to-self.