I have a working device.

[WaltzCee]

Like we still need money after discover PM. Lol

Besides, all record is kept on the net of who did what and all members know the truth.

Money going to go where it should… I hope.

This is not true, Leafy.

Bessler wheel is a good example. I had a graphic showing a SIM moving over 9.2 million rpm, the BSC wheel. Where is that picture today?

wm2d is an excellent example proving people don't get properly compensated. Look at Ken. Wrote and is selling a book claiming he made a working SIM.

Does he have or has he ever had a valid license to use wm2d.

Hell no.

We have quite a problem here.

[WaltzCee]

doesn't make good sense to put all the eggs in one basket.

IMO, all baskets result in dead chickens except one: Anonymous full disclosure without warning. Boom!

and the person who discovers it gets nothing.
Boom!
Anonymous??
so after the fact can't even get credit.
Boom!

I don't like that plan.

kiss my pa·too·tie.
Boom!

now we're talking.

[ovyyus]

IMO, if you want to make money then a career in pm is a mistake :D

[Leafy]

It’s like YouTuber, you start out as play around, becomes a professional, and quit your job. Or Gold digger, jade finder, lottery winner, or master bait son. When time goes by and you have nothing, it’s hopeless. Maybe not the best analogy on the last one. But yes, you should make the best out of it and quit your job. Lol

[MrTim]

The third idea is the most work, but I like it best. Monitize a channel, create the buzz, then when I raise enough capital to fund the prizes of a competition, put one together and let it rip. By that I mean email all my subscribers a PDF of the ideas and the model.[/list]

It's called "Kickstarter"... ;-)

[WaltzCee]

IMO, if you want to make money then a career in pm is a mistake :D

Yeah, the business of perpetual motion is very tricky at best. Few make it, but some have a bit of success.

Overunity is a notable pair-o-dime, marketing magnets & potential gravity shields or sails to the lunitic fringe like comic book producers use to market to little kids

See thru walls! for only 9 ninty 9, plus shipping and hndling.

I'm partial to the pretasted whiskey model. Attract a crowd, then sneak in some crass commercialism. Sell some ads.

Now one model, one has to admire. To implement this model reqires a set of solid brass balls stretching from their very roots, down to the ankles. Then back to their roots! I call it the Ken Behrendt model.

more on this later. It seems there are some gangstas afoot.

[WaltzCee]

I want to continue this @ Jimmy's Blog, you know, keep it warmed up for my bud.