Re: Has this man solved the energy crisis?

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Posted by Joel L. Lewis (24.197.38.131) on May 21, 2003 at 09:28:54:

In Reply to: Re: Has this man solved the energy crisis? posted by D. on May 20, 2003 at 19:02:31:

'Eh, depends on your deffinition. The sources for the oil are renewable and, in a sense, there's no input of ouside energy, as the energy that RUNS the process is extracted BY the process, and still leaves leaves 85% 'potential' energy for other uses. By some definitions, it could be called free energy.:-) In any case, the potential impact and benefits are potentially the same as 'free energy', whatever one labels it!:-)

: Hardly "FREE" energy, but from the little I read sound good

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