Free Electricity!

[BNG]

Thats right, free electricity. If this is for real it will absolutely revolutionize the whole world.
The link is a newscast. http://video.stumbleupon.com/#p=ffmop8puhr

 

[heatherrae]

I can't see the video, but it appears that yet another person is trying to do the perpetual motion idea? That never works.

 

[BNG]

I checked the vid and it works for me still.
It's not a perpetual machine in a traditional sense. It is a pulsed magnetic drive with a generator on it. It is in theory quite possible, I just can't imagine the implications.

 

[heatherrae]

I checked the vid and it works for me still.
It's not a perpetual machine in a traditional sense. It is a pulsed magnetic drive with a generator on it. It is in theory quite possible, I just can't imagine the implications.

I see. I don't think that is a new idea, but if that person perfected it, that would be great.

 

[all the whey]

I see. I don't think that is a new idea, but if that person perfected it, that would be great.

This guy has perfected it. check it out!

Free Electricity

 

[jdynasty]

This guy has perfected it. check it out!

Free Electricity

lol

look at me I take steroids

 

[BNG]

This guy has perfected it. check it out!

Free Electricity

LOL Smart Ass! watch the vid & you'll start thinking that buying puts may be making some sense.

 

[Raptorex]

girls get it all the time from their sucker boyfriends, what is the big deal?

 

[samoth]

Um, I'm not seeing what new technology there is here. The whole magnets idea has been around for centuries.

They need to avoid the "free" anything labels, as they'll be labled as BS from the get-go. There's no such thing as a free lunch, although people continue to try to think there is.

 

[billfred]

There is a solution for free electricity. Everyone in Prison should spend 3 hrs a day - in shifts - running on treadmills that turn a generator. Human power at its finest.

 

[BNG]

Um, I'm not seeing what new technology there is here. The whole magnets idea has been around for centuries.

They need to avoid the "free" anything labels, as they'll be labled as BS from the get-go. There's no such thing as a free lunch, although people continue to try to think there is.

Not saying anything is new but maybe the application of existing technology has actually been applied to a theory with some success.

 

[billfred]

Not saying anything is new but maybe the application of existing technology has actually been applied to a theory with some success.

It has never been succesful - I even saw it on Myth busters - ha ha.

 

[samoth]

Not saying anything is new but maybe the application of existing technology has actually been applied to a theory with some success.

It hasn't even been independently tested, and the local university professors were quoted as saying that if it indeed worked, they'd have to rewrite the laws of physics. It's obviously a sham.

We're launching rockets outside of our solar system, shooting meteors for fun, smashing particles at speeds near the speed of light, playing with antimatter and esoteric particles... yet two nobodies from nowhere (no offense to 'em or anything) make a little generator in their garage and thing they can rewrite the laws of physics? I mean, c'mon... lol.

Existing technology that has the potential to change stuff will come from research labs and universities with millions -- if not billions -- of dollars of funding and endowments. The days of making new discoveries in one's basement are long gone, unfortunetly.

 

[BBR100]

girls get it all the time from their sucker boyfriends, what is the big deal?

You can get a free GPS with that now.

 

[Raptorex]

Why do the research when it sounds good!
Signed,
Al Gore

It hasn't even been independently tested, and the local university professors were quoted as saying that if it indeed worked, they'd have to rewrite the laws of physics. It's obviously a sham.

We're launching rockets outside of our solar system, shooting meteors for fun, smashing particles at speeds near the speed of light, playing with antimatter and esoteric particles... yet two nobodies from nowhere (no offense to 'em or anything) make a little generator in their garage and thing they can rewrite the laws of physics? I mean, c'mon... lol.

Existing technology that has the potential to change stuff will come from research labs and universities with millions -- if not billions -- of dollars of funding and endowments. The days of making new discoveries in one's basement are long gone, unfortunetly.

 

[hanselthecaretaker]

It hasn't even been independently tested, and the local university professors were quoted as saying that if it indeed worked, they'd have to rewrite the laws of physics. It's obviously a sham.

We're launching rockets outside of our solar system, shooting meteors for fun, smashing particles at speeds near the speed of light, playing with antimatter and esoteric particles... yet two nobodies from nowhere (no offense to 'em or anything) make a little generator in their garage and thing they can rewrite the laws of physics? I mean, c'mon... lol.

Existing technology that has the potential to change stuff will come from research labs and universities with millions -- if not billions -- of dollars of funding and endowments. The days of making new discoveries in one's basement are long gone, unfortunetly.

Highly unlikely, but not completely long gone.