A Note on Science

From physicist and astronomer Galileo Galilei: In questions of science, the authority of a thousand is not worth the humble reasoning of a single individual. 

This seems to be an idea that’s gotten lost in the shuffle of the last 400 years.

As Neil deGrasse Tyson likes to say, “What I like about science is that it’s true regardless of what you believe.”

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2 comments on “A Note on Science
  1. Scott McKie says:

    There is only one problem with what being put forth here.

    Since recorded time — the Laws of Physics dictated that “you can’t get more than you put in”, addressing “over-unity power production – until they did it themselves in 2022 and 2023.

    Furthermore – their position didn’t take into account electric circuitry – that always reduce the input level below the output level — at “resonance” — where the circuit output never exceeds it’s maximum available output — except at resonance – when the required input level: is always reduced to less than the output.

    This double standard – has put “us” in the place we are now in concerning Climate Change — even though we have had the Tesla based discovered and patented information on how to “electrically produce” (but not using a revolving generator) — all of the clean electricity we would ever need — for over 132 years.

    And this double standard also falls squarely on your doorstep: – as you have had this information – but have chosen not to
    “get it out into the public”.

    • craigshields says:

      Sorry, I don’t believe it, and, even if I did, I’m hardly the best-positioned blogger in the energy space to announce this to the world. Are these people part of a university? Have they published a paper?
      Has it been peer-reviewed?