The guy that did the scam in Poland did the same. He had reporters and physicists there. In fact, he even had one of them camping out in his lab. Couldn’t detect the scam until the motor arrived.
Until he lets it leave his room so that it goes to the university lab and they are able to independently verify everything or a device that can’t be tampered with is used, it is 100% bs in my book.
Silly question.
You have a box that is the answer to mankind’s need for power. You demo it, you show what it can do. You invite journalists from all over the world, Physists and experts of any stripe.
Then someone calls you a liar, a theif and a fraud - unless you show them whats inside the box. What do you do?
Me, I patent the living daylights out of this; and make certain that what I have created isn’t stolen (Hello China) and marketed before I can get my money out of what I have created.
That is precisely what this man is doing. He’s building 128 more of these ‘scams’ with his own money; and putting them all together to produce a 1 MW generation station. Then, while these units are providing a revenue, he can continue to protect his creation, and recoup his expenses he has paid.
Tip too many secrets, and all of his effort, ideas and creations will become public domain. Here’s what makes me think this is NOT a fraud.
He is NOT taking on investors. He is NOT taking federal grants. This is financed entirely by himself and the members on his team. Seems like a stupid thing to do, if you want to run a scam, huh?