Government Secrecy, Justified or Not?

[musictomyears]

Here's a new twist on an old chestnut- The electric car:

http://zenncars.com/

These cars are manufactured in Quebec and yet it is illegal to own and operate one in Canada.

Interesting. Thanks for the link.

When Rick Mercer jokingly remarked that he wanted to "make driving noises", I was reminded of an observation I made years ago. I honestly believe that most people associate driving cars with making lots of noise and producing smelly gases. If a car doesn't do either, there surely must be something wrong with it. It doesn't compute. It seems weird, unnatural. Perhaps a psychological hang-up, left over from the days of riding horses.

Try getting car enthusiast exited about clean fuels and quiet cars. It's like expecting Eskimos to move south and grow oranges.

The difficulties of getting even regular electric cars approved by the authorities give you a hint of the outright hostility that inventors face when they try to patent and promote technologies that operate outside conventional physics. For a recent example, study the life and tragic demise of Stanley Meyer. He had careers with NASA, the US Air Force and the Battelle Institute. If he was still alive today, we would be running our cars on water. We would also be powering the grid and heat our homes with water.

What Meyer experienced is not unusual by any means. Take a look at what happened to Victor Schauberger or Nikola Tesla. Different times, same story.

 

[CapnG]

Try getting car enthusiast exited about clean fuels and quiet cars. It's like expecting Eskimos to move south and grow oranges.

I know... it's depressing to think that one of the key factors holding back the advancement of society (beyond the oil cartel oligarchy) is some bullshit, adolescent, locker-room, gear-head need for cars to go "vroom" when you press the accelerator. Maybe they should hook up a vibrator to the frame and install an MP3 player to shake the car and make noises and see if that satisfies these neanderthals...

 

[musictomyears]

Here is a link that i posted on another thread to alternative fuels.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=HiRCTe4F3nk

This sounds a little similar to what Stan Meyer discovered. He used a pulsating high-frequency electrical field to separate hydrogen from oxygen.

So John Kansas says that he wants a "big company to buy up his fuel invention". Right. Expect to never hear about it again.

Remember the white, creamy liquid fuel that was a mixture of 50% water and 50% petrol? That technology was bought up by Caterpillar. They said they were going to use it for their construction machines. Did they do it? Of course not.

 

[The Pair of Cats]

Here is a link that i posted on another thread to alternative fuels.

HiRCTe4F3nk

So John Kansas says that he wants a "big company to buy up his fuel invention". Right. Expect to never hear about it again.

Remember the white, creamy liquid fuel that was a mixture of 50% water and 50% petrol? That technology was bought up by Caterpillar. They said they were going to use it for their construction machines. Did they do it? Of course not.

Rock on!!! I'm right with you there on that, buddy!

Here's another one. (you might have already seen it tho!)

http://youtube.com/watch?v=X4XAQ8_znHA

 

[musictomyears]

Here's another one. (you might have already seen it tho!)

http://youtube.com/watch?v=X4XAQ8_znHA

Yeah, I remember watching that clip some time ago - almost 2 years? 2005-6. Thanks for reminding me, though.

So what happened to them? The only way of finding out would be to pay them a visit. I wouldn't at all be surprised if they were embroiled in all kinds of legal battles - or worse. That's what usually happens. Obstructionist patent officers, endless lawsuits, fraudulent business partners, sudden illnesses... There are many ways of making someone's life a living hell. And since inventors tend to be poor communicators that show little interest in the experiences of their fellow inventors, every single one of them appears to be destined to encounter the same kind of nightmarish scenario entirely on their own.