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@Thekeksociety - DR. Kek
EARTH HAS NATURAL E N E R G Y YOU JUST NEED TO TAP INTO IT! https://t.co/BQ5QWa13hJ
@TheFlatEartherr - THE FLAT EARTHER
Simple perpetual energy generation device. Energy is free ๐ก๐ https://t.co/NMmoEWqMGK
@TheFlatEartherr - THE FLAT EARTHER
Perpetual energy generation device. Energy is free ๐ก๐ https://t.co/oOU4t9UFDU
@RealCapeTruther - MASS FORMATION PSYCHOSIS
FREE ENERGY #TARTARIA ๐ค https://t.co/Vw2Bq7rQQN
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In the past, the world used a free energy system, but it was lost over time or due to unknown reasons.
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Speaker 0: What's good world? The old world operated on a free energy system, something that was lost to time or catastrophe or who knows? It is the great
@Thekeksociety - DR. Kek
DO YOU BELIEVE IN FREE ENERGY ? WHY DO THEY NOT WANT YOU T O H A V E I T ? https://t.co/vtWocLiVWB
@RealCapeTruther - MASS FORMATION PSYCHOSIS
ONCE APON A TIME.. not so long Ago............#FREEENERGY Will change the WORLD.. Think about it.. YOU can be Free with Free Energy #Aether #Tartaria #Oldworld https://t.co/xAbMJha84o
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There was once a highly advanced civilization that harnessed atmospheric energy for electricity, allowing humanity to focus on important aspects like creativity and self-development. Their interconnected culture is evident in the geometric buildings found worldwide. However, history has been manipulated by oppressors to keep us enslaved. Nevertheless, we will overcome and rise again.
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Speaker 0: Once upon a time, there was a civilization that was far superior and more sophisticated than we could ever imagine. This civilization was systematically destroyed and hidden from our history books. This civilization used atmospheric energy to obtain Electricity. Having free energy meant that humanity could focus on more serious endeavors such as creation, creativity, Love and self development. We see these same geometric, beautiful buildings all over the world From Africa to China to Japan to South America to Europe, these buildings show us that we lived in an interconnected culture, a culture that understood the deeper levels of existence and how to harness electromagnetic energy.
History is a lie and a story built by our oppressors to continue to keep us enslaved. But we will rise again.
@snjegi333 - Truechucknorris
Why do we keep paying for electricity & gas when we can generate our own for free from radio frequencies?? Because These hungry for money greedy electrical companies keep us in the dark ages so we can keep paying ridiculous prices for heating, gas & electric. https://t.co/lQO2aIY1Cl
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This video showcases a micro sonic energy generator that can power up to 300 homes. The speaker emphasizes that we have the technology to eliminate electric companies and petroleum gas, as well as cure many things. However, the reason we don't do this is because there's no money in it. The generator runs off radio frequencies, just like the car and helicopter invented by a black man in Zimbabwe. The speaker highlights that power lines generate electricity out of thin air, but this fact is not commonly taught. The speaker concludes by urging viewers to show respect for black inventions and promote this man's technology to avoid paying for energy.
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Speaker 0: Can I get a round of applause for Black Excellence? What you see here is micro sonic energy. This is a generator that's about as tall as the average human, probably a little taller and about about the size of a small motorcycle garage. But what does this generator do? This Sonic energy can power up to 300 homes.
This one generator can power up to 300 homes. This is why greed has left us in the bat in the dark ages. We have the technology to get rid of electric companies. We have the technology to get rid of petroleum gas. We have the technology to cure almost Everything in existence.
But why don't we do this? There's no money in it. The electric companies make 1,000,000,000 of dollars. And what they don't tell you is there's the power that they source to your house comes out of thin air. Just like this.
This generator runs off radio frequencies. There's no electricity running this machine. It literally runs off the same frequency that you listen to in your car when you turn your radio on. That's what powers this and this could power up to 300 houses. But wait, there's more.
Here's a car that runs off the same radio frequency invented by a black man in Africa. Zimbabwe. But he didn't stop there. There's the black man. There's the car.
And he also has a helicopter that runs on radio frequencies. Radio frequencies. Energy that comes out of thin air. Power lines go across the country. They generate electricity out of thin air.
They don't teach you that. But these power lines will shock the shit out to you, but they generate electricity out of thin air. This whole entire world will be in a different place right now if not for black inventions. We wouldn't even have a Tik talk, if not for black inventions. You wouldn't have a lot of shit if not for black inventions.
So show some fucking respect and get this man's technology out there so that we don't have to pay
@BillSEsquire_11 - Bill S. Esquire
Inventing ways to use free energy will get you a free ticket to un-alive ville. Those whoโve tried Have died. https://t.co/Ay1y2x4BC8
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Stefan Marinov, leader of the European Free Energy Movement, made progress in developing a prototype before falling out of a window. Doctor John Mullen, a nuclear physicist, died of arsenic poisoning, and his girlfriend was found dead shortly after. Dmitri Petronov, inventor of a plasma battery, disappeared after visiting Zachary Warfield, who also died in a boating accident. Eugene Malov, a physicist, was beaten to death before announcing his findings on free energy. Artigos, who had patented zero point field technology, was found dead in his car at the airport. Rory Johnson, creator of a magnetic motor, died unexpectedly after the US Department of Energy placed a training order on his technology. Mark Tomian, who developed a StarDrive prototype, died from a cardiac event, and Sam Myers, who invented a water-powered engine, died from a reported cerebral hemorrhage after suspecting poisoning.
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Speaker 0: Stefan Marinov was the leader of the European Free Energy Movement. In 1997, he made tremendous strides in the technology before he could develop his 1st prototype, he fell out of a window. Doctor John Mullen, a nuclear physicist used to work for McDonnell Douglas, one of the largest military contractors in the world. He died of arsenic poisoning in 2004. His girlfriend was originally a suspect, but she was found dead in her apartment shortly after.
There are no more suspects. There is Nation, there will be no trial. Dmitri Petronov invented a plasma battery that powered his home for 14 months. In 2010, he went to a bakery and was never seen again. Zachary Warfield was another inventor who developed his own plasma battery.
Warfield visited Petronov to exchange information. That same year, Warfield died in a strange boating accident in Washington DC. Eugene Malov was a physicist and expert in cold fusion. He claimed he had a working prototype of a free energy device. In 2004, the day before he was to make a public announcement about his findings, he was beaten to death.
Artigos Actually, patented free energy technology based on the zero point field. In 2007, he was about to get on a flight to meet investors who were going to fund his research. He was found dead in his car at the airport. Rory Johnson created a cold fusion laser activated magnetic motor that generated over 500 horsepower. He planned a public demonstration of 4 vehicles equipped with this magnetron motor.
The US Department of Energy placed a training order on this technology preventing publication. And though in excellent health, he died unexpectedly soon after. Mark Tomian, a physicist, patented technology called a StarDrive, which uses 0 point energy, very similar to the ARV. In 2009, he developed a working prototype. Shortly after, he died from an unexpected cardiac event.
His research is missing. Sam Myers developed a working engine that ran on water. In 1997, he died from what was officially reported as a cerebral hemorrhage. This happened while having lunch with 2 potential investors. His last words were, I was poisoned.
@Kaleb5D - Kcdindustry
Thereโs not only free energy within the atmosphere but also clean drinking water. https://t.co/4fQs3cCyM1
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Drinking water is a precious resource, especially near the Great Lakes. Moses West, a retired ranger, has been working for the past 4 years to address the growing water crisis. He invented an atmospheric water generator (AWG) in 2015, which extracts water from the air. West firmly believes that all the water we need is already present in the air.
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Speaker 0: Drinking water, a natural resource we often take for granted near the Great Lakes. But Moses West knows a water crisis is quietly growing. Everybody knows we're running out of water. A problem the retired ranger spent the past 4 years working to eliminate. All the water that we needed exists right here in the air.
He believed so strongly in that idea. In 2015, West invented an atmospheric water generator or AWG, A machine that takes in air and turns it into drinking
@snjegi333 - Truechucknorris
What theeee.... Free energy Now! https://t.co/gr1l2nr49H
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In this TikTok video, the speaker questions why they are being put in a different room with a bowl of water. They show that the water in the bowl is the same as before. They then show some bikes, expressing shock and frustration about something in the water. They demand answers and express disbelief.
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Speaker 0: Why don't you put me in here? Alright. For all the people on TikTok that don't believe us, we got a different bowl with some different water. Just a little bit of water in there. Like, we're in a different room.
Same same thing. It's the same life. Look. Now show the bikes. Watch.
What the fuck is this, world? What the fuck? Is there something in our water? What is this? Give us answers.
Oh my god.
@RjNol - Bronze Giant
Clean energy Free Energy They want us as slaves forever. They sell us dirty energy and charge us dearly for it. Then they say we have to save money and pollute less. They just want to dominate us. The time has come for us to free ourselves. https://t.co/Fh9ZT5DwIu
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Just plug it in, flip the switch, and the light comes on. It's that easy.
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Speaker 0: Alright. Some people have tried this, but they've never been able to get it right. So all you have to do is plug it in properly, and then you just flip the switch. The light comes on, and power's coming through. Easy.
@vegastarr - vegastar
Free wireless energy is real and in abundance, but they don't tell you this because they want you to keep paying for something that is free. https://t.co/rUuGlBzyoZ
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Electric power is abundant and can power machinery without traditional fuels. This new energy source will come from cosmic energy, the force that powers the universe.
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Speaker 0: Electric power is everywhere present in unlimited quantities and can drive the world's machinery without the need of coal, oil, gas, or any other fuel. This new power for the driving of the world's machinery will be derived from the energy which operates the universe, the cosmic energy.
@Ryansikorski10 - Ryan sikorski
Oil is the literal blood of the earthโIt doesnโt come from fossil fuels, it is โabioticโ & self generating there is no shortage. https://t.co/ifOgtoEyum
@meantweeting1 - Epstein's Sheet. ๐งป
BTW - Fossil Fuels is a LIE - Crude oil is a natural geological process, and it's practical infinite. ๐ค The earth is literally hemorrhaging the stuff! ๐ข๐ข๐ข๐ข https://t.co/9VmxYxTplC
@JustXAshton - Ashton Forbes
โNature has stored up in the universe infinite energy. The eternal recipient and transmitter of this infinite energy is the ether.โ - Tesla Tesla solved free energy ~130 years ago. The key is high voltage and high frequency to produce powerful electrostatic effects. https://t.co/Eg99JNtZlQ
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I believe free energy is a real possibility, as we can extract zero point energy from our surroundings. This could eliminate fossil fuels and combat climate change instantly. However, it seems those in power think we're not ready for such a disruptive change. Energy isn't created from nothing; it's manifested at the quantum level, and there's an abundance around us, as Tesla understood. Free energy systems can yield more output than input. The current world isn't functioning, so we need to embrace this technology rather than suppress it.
@JustXAshton - Ashton Forbes
Free Energy is Real We can extract zero point energy from all around us. It would end fossil fuels and climate change overnight. Our betters have decided that we're not worthy of it because it will be too disruptive. Energy is not produced from nothing, it is manifested at the quantum level. There's a sea of energy all around us. Tesla knew this. Free energy is a system that the net output is greater than the net input. Coefficient of performance greater than one. The world is not working. That's why we gotta try something else. Not bury the technology, but let it out.
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Shannon tells Eddie that Alastair's death was a mistake, but a decision had to be made. When Eddie asks who made the decision, Shannon says it's her job to do the "dirty work" people don't want to know about. She explains that Alastair was a dreamer with "noble concepts" like clean air and free energy, but the world is addicted to petroleum. Free energy would crash stock markets, collapse the economy, and cause recession, unemployment, and war. Shannon believes the world is speeding up too fast and can barely hold on. Eddie disagrees, arguing that the current system isn't working and the technology should be released, not buried. Shannon suggests releasing it at a pace the world can absorb, but Eddie believes it can absorb it now.
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Speaker 0: Hello, Eddie. Figured it was you.
Speaker 1: Nice place you have here, Shannon. 10 megajoule lasers, particle reactors. You know, Congress defunded most of the stuff down here years ago.
Speaker 0: I made a mistake.
Speaker 1: Is this part of the Moore Foundation?
Speaker 0: In a manner of speaking.
Speaker 1: Power and money. Is that what this was all about?
Speaker 0: I'm afraid it's a little more complicated than that, Eddie.
Speaker 1: He was a 60 year old scientist who did nothing but good, and they put a bag over his head.
Speaker 0: It was a mistake. Last thing I wanted was for something to happen to Alastair. But a decision had to be made.
Speaker 1: So Who made the decision? You?
Speaker 0: That's my job. That's what I'm paid to do. I'm paid to do dirty work. The work people don't want to know about. People wanna live in that split level homes and eat microwave dinners and watch color TV.
Speaker 1: Is that what you
Speaker 0: think? Alastair was a dreamer. Clean air, free energy, noble concepts, but we live on a planet that's addicted to petroleum. Now what happens if you dump free energy onto the world market? Stock markets around the world would plummet.
Our own economy would collapse overnight. Recession, unemployment, war. The world is speeding up too fast now, Eddie. We can barely hold on as it is.
Speaker 1: You're right. It's not working. That's why we gotta try something else. Not bury the technology, but let it out.
Speaker 0: Let it out. But to let it out at a pace the world can absorb.
Speaker 1: It can absorb it now.
@idropFbombs - ๐ฆ๐๐๐๐เฟโฝ
Energy is free!! Why are we paying for the electric power grid?! https://t.co/xJT0d53K2J
@JOKAQARMY1 - mrredpillz jokaqarmy
They have always used energy harvesting on us all. https://t.co/ae1F3CUUxH
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- "When you ignore things that are legally entered into Pentagon directives, college textbooks, and other legal documents that are required by universities for PhDs, that's gonna catch up to you."
- "that's how we end up with an intelligent cluster based routing protocol and going through the human body."
- "And people are out there right now telling you none of this is real."
- "the blockchain Bitcoin is not here yet."
- "So that means that Bitcoin, three d printing nanotechnology is not in use."
- "for any of you right now that have a Bitcoin wallet, you're having a mass hallucination."
- "We've had biosensors since the nineteen fifties."
- "So what we have had to endure for five years are psychological operations."
- "They're killing people. It's called a kill box."
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Speaker 0: When you ignore things that are legally entered into Pentagon directives, college textbooks, and other legal documents that are required by universities for PhDs, that's gonna catch up to you. And when you decide that you're too stupid, you can't understand, Well, that's how we end up with an intelligent cluster based routing protocol and going through the human body. And people are out there right now telling you none of this is real. There's no computer networking through the human body. If there was, someone would have told us.
Now watch this. This is the synergy tech metric PDF. Now these papers are not just from the MDPI. They're not only from Cambridge. They're not only from your LSVR journal.
They're not only from Wiley. They're from everywhere. And when I type in emergent technology on Wikipedia, I'm told that the blockchain Bitcoin is not here yet. So that means that Bitcoin, three d printing nanotechnology is not in use. So for any of you right now that have a Bitcoin wallet, you're having a mass hallucination.
I'm not joking. I'm not being hyperbolic. This says energy harvesting. Yeah. What kind of energy are they harvesting?
Human. Kinetic, intragalvanic, piezoelectric energy. Now you're gonna tell me, oh, there's just no way. We don't have wireless sensor networks. And I said and showed.
We've had biosensors since the nineteen fifties. So what we have had to endure for five years are psychological operations. And then everyone goes, well, that's their job, and they have to do it. They're killing people. It's called a kill box.
They are killing people. And whoever you are, you're letting them. You're not reading. You're not holding yourself accountable to the fact that when you eat your lunch, it doesn't come out your posterior in the same physical fashion because you have an electrical biochemical digestive tract with an electrical biochemical heart and electrical biochemical bloodstream neurotransmitters. No.
No. There's no such thing. I've heard
@iluminatibot - illuminatibot
Many times people have solved the energy issue. They all get murdered. https://t.co/fHn1ONTpln
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Teslaโs vision: "electric power is everywhere in unlimited quantities and can power the world's machinery without the need for coal, oil, or gas." His financier, "JP Morgan," "could not profit from Tesla's ideas. So he simply cut his funding at one point." The talk cites "Stanley Meyer" using water as fuel by "hitting the water molecule at its resonant frequency," building a dune buggy "on just one full tank of water" before a fatal poisoning. A "working device currently in Switzerland" "resembles an electrostatic Wimshurst machine" and "converts the ambient field energy or radiant energy... into usable electricity," a technology Baumann chose not to disclose "because humanity is simply not ready for it yet." Peter Lindeman "proposed four forces actually": "the banking system," "national governments," "deluded inventors or fraudsters," "consumers." "In a free market economy" "everybody is free to earn as much money as they like, but only in the form of the dollar or the euro." The "true basic need of every human" is "energy," and the hope is "energy is free for everybody."
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Speaker 0: You may all know this man. This man is called Nikola Tesla. And in my opinion, he's one of the brightest minds in the history of science. And he has worked on technologies which not only harvest electricity from the vacuum of space, but also to transmit it wirelessly across the globe for everybody to use freely. And just to quote him here, electric power is everywhere in unlimited quantities and can power the world's machinery without the need for coal, oil, or gas.
Isn't that amazing? Well, unfortunately, his primary investor called JP Morgan, he eventually found out that he could not profit from Tesla's ideas. So he simply cut his funding at one point, and Tesla died a rather poor man and without the respect he actually deserved. Now this is just a list of people who have worked on similar technologies if you're interested and want to do your own research, and I'm just going to name two more examples of this list. Next is up is that of Stanley Meyer.
You may all know of the possibility to run your car on hydrogen gas. You got the combustible mixture of oxygen and hydrogen. You burn it, it leaves you with excess power to run your car, and the byproduct of just tap water, h two o. Well, Stanley Meyer actually found out a way to use tap water as a fuel source by hitting the water molecule at its resonant frequency, and thereby very effectively splitting the water in hydrogen and oxygen. And with this, he built a dune buggy with which he could drive from the East to the West Coast Of The United States on just one full tank of water.
And at one point, unfortunately, he went out to dinner with his investors. Yes, again, investors. And after sipping his cranberry juice, he grabbed his throat, he bolted out the door of the restaurant, he dropped to his knees and cursed that he had been poisoned. And this sounds like something straight from a movie. Right?
But it's actually real, and you can look up the details yourself. I'll just give one more example that of the an actual working device currently in Switzerland. And to all you electrical engineers, this may resemble an electrostatic Wimshurst machine. Sounds complicated, but this one actually converts the ambient field energy or radiant energy as Tesla would call it into usable electricity. And the reason why mister Baumann has chosen not to disclose this technology is that he thinks humanity is simply not ready for it yet, and we may soon see why.
So this leaves us with a very big question, what happened? Why are we not driving in water fueled cars? Why are we not receiving electricity from the atmosphere or the vacuum of space freely. Peter Lindeman is an authority on the radiant energy Tesla was talking about, and he proposed four forces actually. And the first being the banking system.
And I know what some of you may think, oh, here comes that guy with that Illuminati conspiracy theory. No. We're going to leave that behind. So in a free market economy, everybody is free to earn as much money as they like, but only in the form of the dollar or the euro or whatever currency you have. So you're not going to be paid in gold anymore, for example.
So if I would have a system which I can with which I can raise my own capital with without borrowing it from a bank, the control of this banking system is lost. So naturally, they try they do everything to stop this. You can even see this in current day technologies, like photovoltaics and wind turbines. They're already already being reg regulated more and more because of their devaluating capacity. It's even on the cover of The Economist.
It's not a big secret or conspiracy. And that brings me to the second force, national governments. Because governments found out that the true policy that actually works is called an eye for an eye. So it's constantly jockeying for influence in world affairs, and it's survival of the fittest, basically. So imagine when one nation or one party in another nation achieves the ability to generate their own power.
The balance of power literally shifts from the government to that other nation or party within that nation. And everybody will want this technology, and at the same time, everybody will want to prevent the other from getting it. So to prevent this chaos, governments do something smart. They issue a restriction on any patent or invention that can give an opponent an advantage over the government in power generation. It's called invention secrecy, and it's still going strong as the Federal Agency of American Scientists says.
The third group, actually comprised of the deluded inventors or fraudsters, if you will, which actually are only in it for the money. So the problem is most of these these devices don't work. YouTube is full of them. And actually, the first two forces use the worst cases of these people to promote the idea that every technology concerning this free energy is a hoax, is a scam. So nobody believes in it anymore.
And then there's the people who actually have built a device that works, but they're still in it for the money. And then Shell comes to their doorstep and says, hey, here's a couple of million dollars. Go live a happy life, but don't speak about your technology again. So what is a couple of million dollars to a $20,000,000,000,000 industry anyway? Now I'm really wondering if somebody from the audience can guess what the fourth force is.
What is the fourth force that's preventing this tech from happening? Anybody has an idea? Consumers. Consumers. Exactly.
It's all the rest of us. It's you and me. Because you see, the in the incentives and the modus, the first three forces, they seem so selfish and so narrow, but in reality, we share those same motives. These forces are literally just different aspects of the same problem. It's a human one.
It's the greed, and it's the fear of competition, and it's that want for power. So in the end, I believe that this revolution, it has to happen within our lifetimes. And either it goes horribly wrong, and we destroy ourselves in the process, or we as a people choose the green transition. And we can nowadays because we have the internet to form a critical mass and spread the information as opposed to, let's say, twenty years ago. So that's why I challenge you all to do your own research into this subject if you are interested and spread the word because it is up to us to develop this technology that is already there, and the first three forces are not going to help us with this.
And I would like to close with this, the true basic need of every human. I don't think it's water, it's not food, and it certainly is not money. I think it's energy, and that is why my hope for the future is a world in which energy is free for everybody. Thank you very much.
@HealthRanger - HealthRanger
The commercialization of LENR technology for abundant, low-cost energy is now beginning. Almost no one is factoring this into the energy landscape, but it will change everything... https://t.co/xc0I7atlbJ
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The discussion compares existing ways to convert heat into power, noting that thermoelectric couplers directly convert heat to power but are very expensive for the amount of power produced, requiring a massive number of them and leading to huge upfront costs. Steam turbines are described as relatively cheap, but they consume water, which is โgone unless you recondense it,โ and they face issues related to steam pressure, where a clog in the system can cause an explosion.
The conversation shifts to engineering and standardization requirements for a new industry, emphasizing that technical safety standards must be developed through technical standards committees. One such group is called Insights. The interviewee says standardization for the US and other countries had not even started, because others are still coming out with a product and timelines for manufacturing and standards had not begun. They also mention that the pace of product development is expected to accelerate.
A separate topic is described as โFew nuclear energy thatโs got no nuke in it,โ clarifying it as heavy water converting into excess heat via a very slow reaction through one catalyst rod. A key engineering milestone is said to be the ability to switch the system on, off, and up and down; the ability to turn it off is described as having been achieved earlier, kept very secret, and later supporting additional investment because it showed there is a chance for the technology.
The conversation notes a multiplier effect of the input, with a previously discussed ratio of about 2.7. For mass production, reproducible rods that perfectly work each time are presented as a critical requirement. The rods are described as โvery mysterious,โ involving structure, fissures, alloys, and exotic elements, which made rapid manufacturing difficult. The transcript then says this manufacturing work is being done in-house and that AI is being used to accelerate mimicking the amount of heat coming out per rod.
After rods are made, they are said to be bundled and then placed into bigger units. Currently, logistics involve buying or receiving a heating unit (with the name of the company not mentioned) and retrofitting the technology to fasten into an existing home heating unit. The approach is described as integrating the conversion technology into the heating unit so it is already built into the system.
They conclude by describing excitement from a large facility and an open house for shareholders and others, attributing progress to hard work and U.S. innovation, including many people who have sacrificed to reach the position. They emphasize that those making decisions should do so for the right reasons.
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So, but there's also technology that exists today that is, what do they call it, like thermoelectric couplers or whatever, that just directly convert heat to power, but those are very expensive for how much power they produce, and you'd have to buy a massive number of them, and so the upfront cost gets huge. So, you know, steam turbines are very cheap, relatively speaking, but then they consume water. Yes. The water's, you know, yep, gone unless you recondense it, which is possible, but that's another layer. And then you also have the issue of steam building pressure. So if you have a clog in the system Shit explodes, which isn't good for consumers, right? Right. Right. So, yeah. All of these, I would imagine, have to be like engineering questions. Oh yeah. Like engineering questions. This is gonna have to go through all the committees the technical standards committees, which is one of those groups is called Insights, I know, because I deal with another tech on those committees, and That includes all the safety what the standards are going to be in that industry. This is a totally new area, 'cause I've talked to other people in other committees and I said, "Well, how long does it take to do standardization for the US and multiple other countries to-- when man-- manufacturing starts and coming out, what are these standards gonna be?" So the-- that part of it, they haven't even got started with that part, 'cause I know what's going on with it. they're still coming out With a, a product, it's now gonna be accelerated a lot quicker, it's gonna come out a lot quicker now. Well, that's good, 'cause I've, I've been asking to buy, yes, one of these since we talked last time. No, no, remember, I've al-- I already invited you many times to this location. I know, but I, I don't-- I wanna run a unit here. So, yeah. Make me customer number one, I'll pay for it. We just-- we would love to demo the thing right here on the Fuel, I mean, this is a mass to energy conversion process that's natural, it's part of physics. Yeah. But it's not hot fusion, obviously. No, this is the, this is the Few, the, the nuclear energy that's got no nuke in it, as my colleague says, right, because if it did it wouldn't have made it this far. But it's converting, is it, is it heavy water or is it deuterium? Heavy water. Heavy water and into excess heat. Yes, through one catalyst rod, which is like the key to the whole thing. Right. And it's a very slow reaction. Yes. Now, the, the engineering marvel that I, I spoke about the last time was being able to- To switch it on, switch it off, turn it up and turn it down, 'cause if you can't do that, you have nothing. Of course. So that- We can't turn it off. Yeah, that milestone was made a while ago. It was kept very secret. It's what basically allowed more investment to come in because it said, "Okay, now we can see that, that's, we have a chance here." so that was one of the big milestones that happened. But the other technical milestone, there's also a multiplier effect of the input And I believe that ratio the last time we spoke was like two point seven or something. Yeah. Yes. Now, here's the other critical thing that needs to happen. Okay. When you're gonna be mass producing anything, you're gonna have to have rods that are reproducible and perfectly work each time. those rods are very mysterious. Yeah, the, it's the whole thing. The structure, the fissures, the- Yes. Alloys, and there's all kinds of exotic- The elements. So there was it was difficult to manufacture them in a s- in a quick way. Oh, I'm sure. That's all being done in-house in their own environment now. and they're using AI as a way to accelerate mimicking the amount of heat that's coming out per rod. and then obviously when they get that down, which I think they have now, they'll bundle the rods. And then once they're bundled- Mundled, then they'll be put into bigger units. But right now, the one of the things that's, that's happening is they, they were, they bought a heating unit I don't think I shouldn't mention the name of the company they bought a heating unit and they were donated a heating unit, the one that would be in your house, and they're doing the retrofit of the tech to go into, kind of fasten into the existing heating unit, and that would be tucked into the heating unit So that when somebody goes by, it, it would already be in the unit itself. so they're doing all the logistics of putting, putting the two technologies together. they have when I went to the big opening that they had it was this kind of open house for all the shareholders and everybody was there, and it's a huge facility now. And there's a lot of people involved now and it's exciting to see 'cause this is pure hard work, US innovation, a lot of people have sacrificed to get it to this position and it's something to be proud of for this country. There are good things that are happening, and these guys have always wanted to make sure that people know that because like, the thing is, is this is the big part which I always wanna bring, 'cause I know it's gonna come out. I want the people that are making this and making these decisions to be doing it for the right reasons.
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The discussion says that when the technology finally comes out, it will trigger other technologies to emerge because it has been the most open and visible for a long time. The speaker describes the work as an alliance or partnership with nature, contrasting it with โlecturingโ from the World Economic Forum and others who claim there are too many people, that people are โin their way,โ and that activities are polluting everything. The speaker says that if those criticsโ concerns are real, they should endorse the proposed alternatives, rather than lecturing.
Another point is about nuclear power: people are portrayed as not wanting nuclear power plants in their backyard (NIMBY), tied to exaggerated narratives about the Three Mile Island incident in the 1970s. Nuclear plants are described as taking about fifteen years to build and facing massive cost overruns, with roughly five years to obtain permits. The transcript references Trumpโs claim about building nuclear power plants and says that even if projects begin, it would likely be too late compared to an โAI race,โ which is described as already being โdone and overโ by that time.
In contrast, the technology discussed is presented as safe and distributed, involving hundreds of people, scientists, and engineers, and suitable for locations including homes, neighborhoods, schools, hospitals, and military bases. It is described as not requiring special transportation with men in suits or โalien suitsโ and as not involving irradiation.
The conversation then shifts to how the technology could apply to Toddโs home. Todd has solar panels that were affected by Florida storms, and he also has a food forest and already understands off-grid money. The question is what off-grid power generation would mean to him and what it would replace, with suggestions including replacing the water heater. The technology is described as being retrofit-sized (not gigantic), fitting on a table or in a space at home, and producing hot water and electricity as a byproduct. The transcript notes that the exact implementation is unclear because โthe whole thingโs changed.โ
The proposed setup includes battery storage: the system could produce steady power (e.g., about one kilowatt 24/7) and run continuously while charging batteries. It does not need to meet peak demand directly because the batteries can cover higher usage during waking hours, such as for a hair dryer, while the steady output supports overall home needs.
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This technology specifically, when it does come out, it will trigger all the others to come out because this one has been the most open in front of everybody for such a long time. And the when I originally met with people in DC, I said The people that are doing this, they're making an alliance with nature. They're working with nature now. Right. We're doing a partnership with nature. I see that too. And that's the most important part, because all the lecturing that we've heard from the World Economic Forum and all these other people saying, "You know, you're doing this, and we got too many people, and you're in their way, and da da da da da," and we're polluting everything. Well, really? Okay. Well then why don't you endorse these things and put You've had all this stuff the entire time, of course. I mean, you know this, and a lot of people know this. So the lecturing, I got tired of listening to the lecturing by all these guys. I don't know how you endured it. Yeah, like what they're talking about, because people have missed the point. I mean, I think today people are much more aware now, finally, of all the hidden side of stuff that's going on. So that gives us a chance. So another point here, and Todd, please ch People don't want nuclear power plants in their backyard, right, NIMBY, because of a lot of exaggeration of what happened with Three Mile Island back in the nineteen seventies, which wasn't even a big thing actually, technically. But And also, nuclear power plants take fifteen years to build, typically, from Westinghouse, and they have massive cost overruns, and it takes five years to get the permits, et cetera, et cetera. Trump says we're gonna build nuclear power plants. Great, in the year twenty forty, w- maybe one of 'em will start working. Yeah. Maybe some of us will still be around by then. Yeah, right. Yeah. But by that time, the whole AI race is done and over, we already lost it. So your tech, well, I mean, I, The tech you're talking about, I understand, involves hundreds of people and scientists and engineers. Yeah. This is something that you want in your garage, you want in your neighborhood, you want in your school, in your hospital, your military base, everywhere, 'cause it's safe, it's distributed, yep. You can handle it, yep. I, it's not gonna irradiate you, you know? Yeah. You don't have to have a, like, a uranium rod special truck roll in with men in suits, alien suits, and, you know, none of that stuff. Shed, yes. The, the possibilities now are going to be endless in terms of what, what, what can be accomplished now, finally, because, you know, this is one of the, the good things about all this Bad stuff that's happening on the side, war and all this, it forces new, new ideas, new things to come to the surface, new solutions to things, and new changes in perception that are necessary now. So this is one of the big ones that now is gonna be, this baby is gonna be born. Now, Todd has solar panels on, on his house, and those were blown off by one of the storms there in Florida, right? They weren't blown off, they actually-- the, the roof, the shingles, everything, but the panels blew off. Oh, okay. Yeah. But, Todd, wouldn't-- I mean, you have a food forest, so you're already in the food independence. Yeah. You're already, you know, gold and silver, you understand off-grid money. What would it mean to you to have off-grid power generation for your home? It would be amazing. I'm just trying to envision where it would go in my home and what would it replace. Would it replace my water heater? Where, where, where? Yes. Envision it going. Yeah, okay. That too. Yeah, yeah, that's what it would do. And it's not it's about as high as that globe right there, the size of it, 'cause I, I saw the the model of it and The retrofit that would go in there, so it would fit. It's not gonna be some gigantic, it'll fit on the table, it'll fit right in front of you. Right. But it would produce hot water and then also electricity as a byproduct. Yeah. And how that will be done I don't know now because the whole thing's changed. Right. So you would have a battery storage system, Todd, and this thing would produce, let's say, like, just say one kilowatt, okay? If it produced one kilowatt just twenty-four seven But of course, you might use more than that during your waking hours, you know, with what, your hair dryer, whatever, right? But it would, it would run all night and it would recharge those batteries. So it doesn't have to produce peak power, it only has to produce steady power, yeah, right, combined with batteries, yes, yeah, yeah, exactly. Bright videos.