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|    Thomas Heger to All    |
|    Re: energy and mass    |
|    17 Feb 26 09:53:08    |
      XPost: sci.electronics.design       From: ttt_heg@web.de              Am Samstag000014, 14.02.2026 um 17:10 schrieb john larkin:       ...       >>> There's no legal restrictions on inventing things here in the USA.       >>> Lots of people do it, amateurs included.       >>>       >>> The vacuum diode (Edison effect), the triode, the airplane, the       >>> klystron, electronic TV, the personal computer, lots of stuff was       >>> invented by unauthorized people.       >>       >> Sure, but the USA has also some reputation for confiscating unwanted       >> inventions.       >>       >> There had been several instances, where patents got locked away, because       >> they would threaten 'national security'.       >>       >> There were interesting inventions, which could eventually had advanced       >> mankind, but were allegedly threatening some interests.       >>       >> E.g. there was Stan Meyers' 'Watercar', Tesla's 'Wardencliff Tower' or       >> Wilhelm Reich's 'Cloudbuster', the 'cure for cancer' by Royal Raimund       >> Reife or magnetic levitation in Coral Castle.       >>       >> I personally had the idea, that 'cold fusion' actually worked and was       >> possibly the real cause of the implosion of the twintowers on 9/11.       >>       >> So, yes, inventions are allowed in the USA, but are actually a risky       >> thing, because all of the above got in trouble.       >>       >> ...       >>       >>       >> TH       >       > Exactly. Risk is encouraged in the USA.       >       > I go to maker/startup meetings where people present really nutty (and       > often funded) ideas. That sort of thing is admired here.              Sure, but I have written already, that inventions are encouraged in the USA.              What isn't encouraged, that are new products, which endanger established       economic interests.              So: inventing a 'perpetuum mobile', for instance, is actually allowed.       But beware of selling one!              And there is actually a long list of things, which people would love to       have:              Rife's cure for cancer for instance              or:              'cold fusion'              'water cars'              Reich's 'cloudbusters'              a 'Haunebu IV' of the Nazis              'Starlight' shielding              Hemp cars              light bulbs lasting one hundred years              ...              TH                            TH              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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