Where in the World is all the Free Energy?

nexus mag. from australia ^ | ©2001 by Peter Lindemann, DSc | Peter Lindemann, DSc

[Behind Liberal Lines]

Nothing's free.

[Abcdefg]

"One such device draws 100 watts of electricity from the source, generates 100 watts to recharge the source . . ."

There is no such thing as a 100% efficient motor.

[dennisw]

My own favorite is cold fusion. Our FedGov should put $50 million into it to see once and for all if there's something to it.

[js1138]

do you have to shout?

[Behind Liberal Lines]

My own favorite is cold fusion. Our FedGov should put $50 million into it to see once and for all if there's something to it.

The problem with that is that once the federal government starts putting millions into anything to see if there's something to it, the liberals have a new program. And every year we have to throw more and more money at it, on the theory that more funding will solve the problem.

See, eg, every social program known to man.

[nightdriver]

So! Mr. Lindemann is in a perfect situation to cash in on the energy market. All he has to do is build one of these "free energy" generators and sell the power and make bazillions!!

I didn't read the entire rant, but was there any place where he requested monetary contributions?

[dennisw]

Shout?
I should have shrunk the text. That's how it was on the website. I meant to shrink it but acted in haste.

[harpseal]

In the United States, and in most other countries around the world, there is a "money monopoly" in place. I am "free" to earn as much "money" as I want, but I will only be paid in Federal Reserve notes. There is nothing I can do to be paid in gold certificates or some other form of "money".

This is patently false, becuase one may elect to have one's Federal Reserve notes used to purchase gold bullion certicicates from the commodities market. Now if one wishes to have someone do all the paperwork for this there will be a fee.

[Steve0113]

don't we each secretly harbour illusions of false superiority and the want to control others instead of ourselves?

No. I have no desire to control anyone but myself.

[steve-b]

All he has to do is build one of these "free energy" generators and sell the power

How can he sell it if it's free?

[Physicist]

What, no mention of Orgone energy accumulators?

[Ff--150]

fyi

[DoughtyOne]

This will certainly spur a number of comments. Thanks Dennis.

[Mudboy Slim]

I got yer free energy right here, DennieBoy...MUD

[Mudboy Slim]

"...do you have to shout?"

LOL...sorta gave me a headache, too...MUD

[DoughtyOne]

No problem Dennis. I'm sure we'll struggle through. LOL

[DoughtyOne]

Air, rain and sunlight come to mind. But I'm sure they're working on it.

[stuartcr]

Who wants to build anything that doesn't make money?

[Billthedrill]

One such device draws 100 watts of electricity from the source, generates 100 watts to recharge the source and produces over 140 BTUs of heat in two minutes!

Oh, this isn't merely a 100% efficient motor, it generates extra energy in the form of heat! I figure if enough of these things were build they'd run forever and the earth would heat up to approximately 2.3 zillion degrees (Fahrenheit, it's only 1.7 zillion Celsius) within a fortnight. A fortnight and a half, tops. It's a rough calculation, but I think that's about right.

The spread of working free-energy technologies has been prevented by wealthy elites governments, deluded inventors and con men, as well as a non-demanding public.

Well, I'm certainly a demanding public. I want my free energy NOWNOWNOWNOWNOW!!! That ought to do it. The author of this little screed will be supplying the deluded inventors and the con men.