BBC NEWS | Technology | The perpetual myth of free energy
Still keeping the deception going..when will they finally realise it's a hoax.
Still keeping the deception going..when will they finally realise it's a hoax.
it's all a bit sus as when he is going to how it off they always seem to cancelIt might be a hoax, I don't know, but it seems he really believes in his invention.
I doubt not that it doesn't create energy from naught, but I also wouldn't claim to know everything.
The device may seem to be producing energy from nothing, but may actually be tapping into the earth's magnetic field, or creating energy from tidal forces.
Claiming it's a hoax while not knowing anything from the device's mechanics and workings, is plain ignorant.
I'd rather refrain from bold statements untill I have any actual knowledge of the device.
it's all a bit sus as when he is going to how it off they always seem to cancel
If the revolutionary free energy can't handle the heat from a bit of light how can it be expected to be used in the real world?
Not quite, he has cancelled a few demo's and tests, this has been going on for a while nowAs far as I know, he only cancelled once. Stuff happens.
Also, what has the dude got to gain when he's lying? If it's a hoax, he'll likely never get a job or an order again.
He's got nothing to win, and everything to lose, if he's messing with his sponsors.
He's got everything to win, and nothing to lose, if it's actually a working machine.
Not quite, he has cancelled a few demo's and tests, this has been going on for a while now
What does he gain? free publicity
Yeah, publicity, and how.
Negative publicity may work for Paris Hilton and Britney Spears, who make money just by looking pretty and shit, but I can tell you, once you've got a negative reputation in the technology business, you can kiss your career, house, and nice car goodbye.