[Kevmo]

You’ve seen this before?
97 prototypes in operation
at least one running for 2 years
working with university to develop theory
400M euros invested within 1 year
Swedish Skeptic Society says it’s legit, and nuclear
Multiple demonstrations of device
Nobel Prize Winning Nuclear Physicist says it’s real

If it’s a scam, it’s the biggest renewable energy scam ever. It’s worth following just for that aspect.

[drangundsturm]

I've seen this before, yes. They claim 400 million in investments in order to lure more people to jump on the bandwagon. Yet they do not mention a single investor by name, it is always kept secret. They claim a lot of things that cannot be verified, hoping those claims will simply be echoed without analysis in the news, then they point at the news articles for some kind of circular logic proof that what they said were facts. I've seen scams that put out press releases just like this in practically every detail. Only the names and the technology varies in some details.

Did you actually view the video of the swedish skeptics society? They don't really confirm anything. They say only that they cannot rule it out. In fact they say flat out that they are relying only on information the inventor provided and therefore they cannot confirm anything without further details. They most certainly did not say it was nuclear.

Again, in scams like this it is common to take the words of established experts out of context and claim they are "endorsing" the technology, when in fact they are not. Someone with credentials says it looks "interesting" and all the sudden the press release says it was endorsed by them.

Why are you so emphatically caught up in this? You seem to take it all very personally.