Bedini, Lindemann, Bearden, Dollard -- What are their Accomplishments?

[happyfunball]

Please carefully re-read the sentence I wrote.

Aaron is on Dollard's side. He's trying to stop a third party from selling Dollard's book without permission and profiting from it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5V-aHcR5Ts

[Ein~+ein]

Aaron is on Dollard's side. He's trying to stop a third party from selling Dollard's book without permission and profiting from it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5V-aHcR5Ts

The shocking thing about infighting is how Sterling Allan attributes it as the No. #1 impediment to FE devices becoming widely available, 4 times more likely than the so-called 'suppression' claim: 

For years, I've talked about the pie chart showing the major obstacles that need to be overcome in order to bring an exotic free energy technology to market. And the take home message of that pie chart is that while suppression is indeed an element to dealt with, the most difficult obstacle by far -- more than twice that of any other obstacle, is "interpersonal conflicts" -- people can't get along with each other, inventors with eccentric personalities, ego, pride, paranoia.

Over and over again, a technology is held back for these "own worst enemy" factors -- the infighting. In my experience, over the past 11+ years of being immersed in this arena, the above pie chart is a fairly close representation of what I have observed repeatedly.

@Sterling:  So why the infighting if nobody can tell me what Dollard has accomplished other than the publication of a book that sells well enough to cause such infighting? 

[TinselKoala]

Heh... I have to disagree with Sterling. There is another, even larger factor that prevents exotic free energy technology from being accepted in the market. And that is, of course, that nobody has come up with such a technology. Yet?

[Floor]

YET !

[profitis]

no he,s right @floor,,,it must be written like that with the questionmark,'yet?'