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[sarkeizen]

The bigger the potential of a new technology the bigger the propaganda and sabotage attempts become.  It's obvious this thread has become rife with them.

I'd be laughing if this wasn't so sad.  Are you actually suggesting that I'm the best propaganda a trillion dollar company can buy?

Armchair speculators here or paid trolls or maybe those who fear their jobs may disintegrate from such a tech or are just afraid of change? 

Dude, I've made two points.  One Philip agrees with - that he sucks at management - which of course should imply something about his next deadline and the other he's been unwilling or unable to formulate an answer to - which was that he's violating information theory (and probably computational complexity theory)

Why not just wait and see where this technology goes?   Unless you have an agenda of course.

Why not just talk about all of the shortcomings of Philip and his hypothetical device?   Unless you have an agenda for keeping free thought down!  Philip doesn't even have a single Quenco - it's hard to call this a technology in that sense.

[sarkeizen]

This space for rent.

[Here2njoy]

I post very seldom, but here are my thoughts.
Everyplace that shares knowledge is good, even from the naysayers. It rededicates those among us that want a better world.
The collective consciousness will have a far better chance at creating more AH-AH moments than having to remember as just one person with no prior knowledge.
Free energy may not exist, but creating efficiencies has always existed and there is no denying that.
I am a firm believer in exponential evolution.  Ray Kurzweil can site many many instances of this and there are few doubters of this fact.
At some point in the future just like air is today, heat from the sun, or the abundance of water on this planet, things can appear as virtually free. (many things come to mind for me)
Groups like this will aid in the advancement of not free energy but darn cheap energy that appears almost free years from now. 
So Carry ON! Lets talk again in 10 years or maybe tomorrow... who knows?

[sarkeizen]

I am a firm believer in exponential evolution.  Ray Kurzweil can site many many instances of this and there are few doubters of this fact.

I've read his 600-odd-page-tome-in-search-of-an-editor.  He kind of glosses over things.  Three of his examples of exponential growth is clock speed, transistor count and computer performance.  You can only really make an argument in maybe one of those cases.

[Here2njoy]

Love it!  You are a great thinker.  If not for you and those filled with wonder, the pace would be all together different.
My mind thought of LED's, voice & ocr recognition, dna sequencing, nano material creation, telescopes, disk storage, space flight, 3D printers, and most of all interconnectedness, growing at warp-net speeds.  (suffering greatly within several societies around the world however, for change is coming far to quickly for some).
But I'm sure in your mind you might find just maybe one of these that qualifies too because all things can be considered one and the same from some perspectives.
High praise for those filled with wonder for it is a "Wonder Full" time to be alive.  Don't you agree?
In conclusion as the "Sci fi" channel suggests,  "Question Everything!" and then the process of wonder begins.....