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D-1, a diesel engine already has hydrogen to burn from the diesel fuel. That hydrogen produces less than 2% of the energy that the engine produces. Adding more hydrogen will do nothing for the combustion; adding more carbon would do a lot, but the only way to do that is to put a bigger fuel pump, and bigger injectors on the engine. Unless you have a bigger load to move, the above would be useless. There is no fairy godmother of fuel efficiency.

I think you guys are under the false impression that I think this device works. I don't think it does. That being said, I want to hear the word of someone who actually took at look at the device, confirmed that it was described acurately, that it was set up in the manner that it was described as being set up, that they measured the output, and that they determined that it is what you folks think it is, a dead end.

I don't ask that each of you go down there and do that. I simply want a small group of people to do that and sign off on it.

Humans are interesting creatures. They get an idea in their head, and then walk right by something they weren't looking for, when confirming that their first assumption was correct. Have you ever been looking for what you thought would be a perfect solution to your problem, only to run into something that you hadn't previously considered, that will solve your problem in a much better manner?

Each device deserves it's day in court. Dismissing any device up front without hands on, is in my opinion a very big mistake.

If we're talking about a fan on top of a car to generate energy, we can write it off as an absurdity. If we're talking about a device that is contributing to some process, I want to see some sort of measurements to prove conclusively that something isn't happening that some folks didn't understand up front. Yes, you folks will be right 500,000 out of 500,001 times. It's that 500,001st item I want to make sure doesn't get dismissed.

If that bothers you, I don't mind.

“says Bob Paasch, the Boeing professor of mechanical design at Oregon State University”

Here’s one expert.

"If that bothers you, I don't mind."

Then you need more coffee! ;o)