Posted by Lurker (66.222.50.29) on May 24, 2003 at 13:20:08:
In Reply to: Lurker posted by D. on May 24, 2003 at 12:08:02:
I've seen hundreds of patents of various devices which do things such as create more energy then they use, propel spaceships without fuel, etc. These patents go all the way back to the time of Tesla and even before. Many of these patents are for machines that are essentially the same thing. Someone might patent something which will break Newton's third law, but nothing ever come of it. Then, 50 years later someone else will patent the same ting, give it a different name, etc. Again, nothing ever comes of it. The latest incarnation of this particular device might be the Dup drive. How much do you want to bet that anything will ever come of it?
The biggest mystery here is WHY? Why do these things keep getting invented, but they continue to be unknown to the general public? The two answers to this question are as follows:
1) These inventions are all a mass delusion.
2) These inventions are being suppressed.
Take your pick. I have not decided which answer I believe yet. I am prepared to believe either one. I think is is ironic, though, that everyone is trying to patent these things. To do so, you must keep it secret before you recieve the patent. In addition, you must hide the real purpose of the invention before the patent office will give you a patent becuase they wont give you a patent for something that obvously breaks the laws of physics as we now understand them.
If you want to waste years of your life trying to patent something that has already been invented hundreds of times before by secretive inventors, and even patented dozens of times before, just so the powers that be can continue to control it, then be my guest. That is your problem then. I'm simply telling what the situation is as I see it.
: I'm sorry but would you PLEASE quit spewing your political and paranoid ideas concerning men in black?
: Also there are other ways to patents something ie: a perpetual motion machine, with out drawing attention to it, such as patenting vital parts, but not saying what they are for. You can also patent perpetual motion machines and not need to worry, I've seen one that if modified I know it would work.
: Man in red.