Invent a free energy machine did ya ? Men in black will show up on your doorstep, arrest you, confiscate your shit and put your 'good will' into the poop shoot.
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If you ever invent free energy, leak that shit to the internet anonymously and never put your name on it!
I'm sure some have already. Soyentists will always sprout up to debunk them
The three I have been most interested in exploring:
The Motionless Electromagnetic Generator.
https://app.filen.io/#/f/02cc7230-9217-47fc-8210-4776efc51039#IHQav57m1RBN6iux4CEnYjhrHaJ0Zd8a
That's pretty cool. Thanks. I'm checking it out now.
The next big step for these type of devices / technologies is to make it easy enough for other people to replicate. Some of these devices require highly-specialized materials and are very complex to build, tweak and tune to get working properly.
Someday, someone is going to invent something that you can build from parts following basic instructions which produces enough energy to power your house. That's what the world needs.
The MEG is just that, there are videos on You Tube and Rumble that show how to make them, the mistakes people have made and more than a few dissing it.
I watched the MEG video where the inventors said they needed to raise $8 million for more research. The materials they were using seemed to be some sort of nano-particle product (which I don't imagine is very cheap). The guys in the video seemed to indicate that it was a materials problem.... not a circuitry problem. The circuit would work but, the materials just weren't able to output the power at the frequencies they wanted. To ramp up the frequency they needed better materials.
As soon as I see someone powering a whole house (including Air Conditioning, Washer/Dryer, Refrigerator, etc.) I will start paying closer attention. It definitely seems possible but, it needs to be easily reproduceable by anyone with common materials that are available for an affordable price. Having a free energy device that costs $100K isn't very practical.