FIRST FREE ENERGY DEVICE REACHES MARKET IN OCTOBER -- The Game Changer is Here

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looking at the wrong side of the coin when they should have been looking at the coin itself.

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Gravock

Gravock, do yourself a favour and don't ever gamble in a game of "two up". (Australians favourite form of gambling). While your busy looking at the coin itself, instead of taking a chance and nominating heads or tails, (either side of the coin)  you'll always end up losing to the banker. 

[gravityblock]

Gravock, do yourself a favour and don't ever gamble in a game of "two up". (Australians favourite form of gambling). While your busy looking at the coin itself, instead of taking a chance and nominating heads or tails, (either side of the coin)  you'll always end up losing to the banker. 

This is why you study the coin itself (or the cards) and the game, so you will increase your chances of winning.  If you're only betting on heads or tails at random with no strategy, then you're not decreasing your risks.  If there's no technique or strategy for the game to be in my favor, then I wouldn't play.  I would find another game.  Personally I like black jack or craps, so I'll take your advice and not gamble in a game of 'two up'.  Black jack and craps are slightly in the players favor if the player uses the right techniques.  Remember, the banker doesn't want to lose, right?  I've seen how they have shut-down black jack tables many times when the majority of the players are winning big.  Somebody will spill their drink on the table or whatever.  They do this when there is a black jack team playing at the table.  The other tables will be crowded and full, and it will take the team a long time before they're all sitting together at another table where the cards are in there favor.  This will force the team to leave with their earnings, and the house will minimize their losses.  Another method is for them to change the decks.

Before you even sit down at a black jack table, you should study the cards to see if they're in the players favor or not.  You don't just blindly sit down at any table and start playing, lol.  And if you're always winning, then they'll tell you not to come back. If you want to win, then you better study the game.  This way you will know if the coins, cards, or the game is in your favor or not.  But, if you don't know how the game is being played, then you'll be a sure loser.  The same applies to what is happening in the real world.  Most of society has no idea on how the game is being played.  One thing is for sure, LENR will be a game changer.

An interesting fact regarding casinos.  Two-thirds of the people in the casinos at one time or another at least double their money, but they end up losing it back plus the money they went in with because they don't know when to leave.

Gravock

[maw2432]

Good article on LENR.   
Notice the affects on jobs near the end of the article. 
http://seekingalpha.com/article/406981-cold-fusion-a-cure-for-high-gas-prices

Also see these documents
http://www.newenergytimes.com/v2/library/2006/2006Widom-UltraLowMomentumNeutronCatalyzed.pdf
http://www.ias.ac.in/pramana/v75/p617/fulltext.pdf

[chessnyt]

Good article on LENR.   
Notice the affects on jobs near the end of the article. 
http://seekingalpha.com/article/406981-cold-fusion-a-cure-for-high-gas-prices

Also see these documents
http://www.newenergytimes.com/v2/library/2006/2006Widom-UltraLowMomentumNeutronCatalyzed.pdf
http://www.ias.ac.in/pramana/v75/p617/fulltext.pdf

@maw2432
I must agree as I found it to be very informative to anyone that hasn't received the news about this revolutionary new technology.  It's a lengthy article but the author covered a significant amount of ground for one "article".

I did notice the predictions concerning jobs in the energy sector/industry and I would have to agree with them.  New technology always carries the potential to wipe out an existing industry that quickly becomes obsolete (or unnecessary) due to advances in science.  Take the introduction of the telegraph, for example.  Think of all those people that lost their jobs with the Pony Express.  Their jobs were wiped out by a cheaper and better (faster) form of communication.

The only thing I disagree with is the prediction regarding a negative impact on our economy.   Like I have said all along; the more money the consumer has left after paying his energy bills, the more money he can spend on goods and services which stimulates our economy.  It also means that businesses will be able to save massive amounts of money allowing them to hire additional employees (creating even more jobs) and expand.

Another huge boost to our economy will be the stabilization of energy prices.  The oil cartels and the energy sector as a whole will never again be in a position to destabilize the entire economy and send negative shock waves through our financial system again.

Would saying goodbye to all of the nuclear power plants bother me greatly?  Not in the least.  They are all accidents waiting to happen (such as fukushima) and we are running out of room to hide (safely dispose of) all of the radioactive waste.


Regards,

Chess

[Rosemary Ainslie]

Hello Chess,

Your post here, as ever, is spot on.  And I also read that link that Maw gave us.  EXCELLENT coverage.  Intrigues me that misdirection needs so little effort.  And a certain Dr Vest - had a 'vested' interest.  LOL.  Couldn't resist the pun. 

@maw2432
I must agree as I found it to be very informative to anyone that hasn't received the news about this revolutionary new technology.  It's a lengthy article but the author covered a significant amount of ground for one "article".

I did notice the predictions concerning jobs in the energy sector/industry and I would have to agree with them.  New technology always carries the potential to wipe out an existing industry that quickly becomes obsolete (or unnecessary) due to advances in science.  Take the introduction of the telegraph, for example.  Think of all those people that lost their jobs with the Pony Express.  Their jobs were wiped out by a cheaper and better (faster) form of communication.

The only thing I disagree with is the prediction regarding a negative impact on our economy.   Like I have said all along; the more money the consumer has left after paying his energy bills, the more money he can spend on goods and services which stimulates our economy.  It also means that businesses will be able to save massive amounts of money allowing them to hire additional employees (creating even more jobs) and expand.

Another huge boost to our economy will be the stabilization of energy prices.  The oil cartels and the energy sector as a whole will never again be in a position to destabilize the entire economy and send negative shock waves through our financial system again.

Would saying goodbye to all of the nuclear power plants bother me greatly?  Not in the least.  They are all accidents waiting to happen (such as fukushima) and we are running out of room to hide (safely dispose of) all of the radioactive waste.


Regards,

Chess

I love the fact that this news is spreading - AND FAST.  And I love it that it shows the EFFORT that's required to try and discredit a new technology.  And MORE TO THE POINT.  I love it that these technologies get revived.     NOTWITHSTANDING.     It speaks well of our natural inquisitive natures to find out the truth for ourselves.

And I still LOVE THIS THREAD.  Thanks for initiating Chess.  Cold Fusion is the best thing that's happened in the history of science  - BAR NONE.  We just need to see where all this will take us.  And I'm certainly up for the ride.

Kindest regards,
Rosie