Jerry W. Decker wrote:
> Hi Bill et al!
>
> You make excellent points and I too have met intelligent 'moneyed'
> people whose incomes would be DRASTICALLY affected by a free energy
> technology shared with the world and some who would be affected
> significantly by even gravity control.
>
> But there is a path, that is phased implementation and I have no doubt
> once the secret is out and anyone can buy parts from a local electronics
> shop or assemble a simple mechanical arrangement (with or without
> magnets) to produce their own power or go flying around in an
> uncontrolled fashion, there will be immediate laws preventing or
> inhibiting use of such technologies.
>
> It will be interesting to see how people get around this, for my money,
> it is high time for a lot of changes, chief among them, the one law of
> personal responsibility for your own actions and let everyone be judged
> by that. But this isn't a political forum and there is no doubt we will
> see an immediate clampdown WHEN such technology is released if it can be
> deemed to be dangerous (and it will) or is flagrantly flaunted.
>
> What would be cool and very hard to achieve, is people build the f/e
> devices and simply phase them into use in their own homes over the next
> year. Power companies would notice a gradual reduction in use of their
> energy, but by then people would be using it and would fight for their
> INHERENT RIGHT to use natural forces for their own personal benefit.
>
> This should lead to the next logical step with regard to gravity
> control, saying if you can fly and choose to do so, you have that right,
> but if you do it in a controlled area where you must interact with other
> 'denizens' of society, you must play by their rules, flight controllers,
> etc...
>
> I say this because once we have the initial breakthrough either in
> gravity control OR free energy, we will soon have the other.
>
> You make two other comments which I really sympathize with;
>
> > Life is short and there is much to see and do.
>
> and
>
> > I expect nothing and hope to be surprised.
>
> Yes, live, love, enjoy while you can and don't get so fixated on all
> this mess as to let it ruin or obsess your life. As I get older, I look
> back at all the time and money I've spent, to what end? Not giving up,
> just time to make some serious changes to MAKE something happen.
> --
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