Renewable Energy Frauds Abound
A friend asked me to evaluate the technology represented here. “Is there something here?” she inquired?
“I wish there were. But alas, it’s a fraud,” I responded.
“You are soooo in the know!” she gushed.
“Ha! You’re too kind. Btw, I like to keep an open mind about this stuff; not all weird ideas are fraudulent. In fact, ALL great ideas were consider weird — at best — when they were introduced.
“But certain things are non-starters from the point of view of science principles that are extremely well established, like the laws of thermodynamics. The idea of running a car on water, for example, is the same as fueling a fire with ashes. Ashes are the low-energy product of a fire that’s already happened, i.e., an event in which the chemical energy of the fuel was turned into heat energy. Similarly, water is the lower energy result of the oxidation of hydrogen; it’s what’s left after the energy of the fuel has been removed.
“Btw, if you want to see an even more obvious attempt at criminal fraud, it’s here. Why this guy isn’t making license plates, I cannot tell you.
“Please feel free to send me other stuff as well; I’m always looking for winners, while being amused at people’s attempts to pawn off bad ideas.”