Colin,
Thanks for taking the time to post this link. It will be useful I`m sure.
However, can I just play devil`s advocate for a moment......?
I was going to change the subject line of this post to "Did we forget to
pack our brains...?"
I`m a passionate believer in the possibilities of `free energy`. I`m
convinced that say gravity can be `harnessed` in some way etc etc, BUT:
Here in the UK there is a famous (and very good) kid`s magazine format TV
program called "Blue Peter". One of their key points is showing kids how to
make various models of things out of everyday stuff. They have a catch
phrase which is well known over here:
"Here is one I made earlier...."
When I see book `reviews` (often written by the publisher!) that include
statements such as:
"How to build a flying saucer."
I think "Hmmm, fine, where is the one you made earlier...?"
The fact is that for all the publishing on free energy topics, all the $$$
spent on `how to ...` books, all the discussion, the emails etc etc etc,
the world is generally waiting to see `the one we made earlier`.
I know that `just thinking about the possibilities` is an important part of
the process, but it is all too easy to get so absorbed with the
possibilities that we don`t seem to get around to that all important final
step: making one that works and can be demonstrated.
Maybe I`m just being irritable, but the `feel` of some of these "how to`
books is that of the daily self-fulfiling SPAM offers I get:
"Send me 10$ for my book `How to make a million on the Inernet` "
:)
Nick Hall
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