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While the process of releasing that energy stored in water does require energy—and traditional electrolytic methods are notoriously inefficient, there is no reason why, with the proper technology, efficiency can not be reached to release more of the energy stored in water than it takes to “crack” that energy (the hydrogen) out of it.

You are correct if you are talking about thermonuclear fusion. I really do not think that was a hydrogen bomb they had set up. On another subject I have reduced the price of that bridge in Brooklyn to a mere 10,000 dollars. Please remit you payment to me and your account numbers to my associate in Lagos, Nigeria and we will arrange the transfer to you immediately.

PS The laws of thermodynamics do not take heretics lightly.

[PA Engineer]

PS The laws of thermodynamics do not take heretics lightly.

Unfortunately, believers in the "magic secret weapons" take the laws of thermodynamics lightly.