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To: Free Vulcan

Cold fusion is one of the most environmentally friendly sources of energy. Perpetual motion, of course, is THE most environmentally friendly.

All we need is a couple trillion dollars worth of research into this.


9 posted on 05/10/2011 6:45:16 PM PDT by Brilliant
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To: Brilliant

Dollars? In a few months, a couple of trillion dollars might buy a loaf of bread. Better hurry up.


12 posted on 05/10/2011 6:48:28 PM PDT by stboz
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To: Brilliant

That’s what I like about Rossi. He’s using his own money. Having been around the alt. energy business I can tell you that for every good project there are 20 shysters and doe-eyed fools looking for every dime they can get and never produce a product.

Rossi has said the product will speak for itself. He’s made no claims and very few promises. He’s had skeptics and scientists verify his technology. If he fails he fails, but he won’t be taking a ton of people down with him and retire wealthy to some Italian villa in Tuscany.


13 posted on 05/10/2011 6:49:59 PM PDT by Free Vulcan (Vote Republican! You can vote Democrat when you're dead.)
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To: Brilliant

> All we need is a couple trillion dollars worth of research into this.

I’ve read their patent.
You could build one of these reactors and buy the fuel materials all for under $1k. Anyone who understands the process of how margarine is made by hydrogenating vegetable oil would probably be successful, as long as they don’t forget to shield the reactor. This really is new and remarkable.


16 posted on 05/10/2011 6:55:27 PM PDT by BuffaloJack (Obama did not learn incompetence; he was born to it.)
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