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To: PatrickHenry
McCarthy said Steorn had not set out to develop the technology, but "it actually fell out of another project we were working on".

This could be big. The same sort of thing led to Post-Its.

13 posted on 08/18/2006 7:48:49 AM PDT by Wolfie
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To: Wolfie
This could be big. The same sort of thing led to Post-Its

"And while inventing Post-Its we discovered free energy. Well, I discovered free energy; Michelle decided what color it should be..."


36 posted on 08/18/2006 8:07:01 AM PDT by Hegewisch Dupa
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To: Wolfie; PatrickHenry
The same sort of thing led to Post-Its.

Wolfie, please. This is at least almost as big as Segway. And you are wrong to pooh-pooh this as a physical concept. I have noticed and documented the same effect with the old Kirby vacuum left to me by my sainted grandmother.

When I am finished vacuuming, the Kirby is stronger than ever, and I am totally out of energy. QED, Thomas.

202 posted on 08/19/2006 9:13:15 AM PDT by Kenny Bunk (Don't get excited. Our historical imperative is to turn back Islam. Again.)
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To: Wolfie

"McCarthy said Steorn had not set out to develop the technology, but "it actually fell out of another project we were working on".

This could be big. The same sort of thing led to Post-Its."

and krazy glue....Eastman Kodak was looking for an optically clear cement for bonding prisms. The cyanoacrylic cement they came up with was what we know as "super" or "krazy" glue....mind your fingers.


223 posted on 08/21/2006 5:23:14 AM PDT by petro45acp (SUPPORT/BE YOUR LOCAL SHEEPDOG! ("On Sheep, Wolves, and Sheepdogs" by Dave Grossman))
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