Quantum Energy Generator (QEG) Open Sourced (by HopeGirl)

[TinselKoala]

I have listened to the interview a few days ago. Mills was definitely pretty animated, but I think its due to excitement that after 20 years that he might have something that actually works. Let's wait until the next demo before making any judgments. He is definitely right about going the concentrated PV route in my opinion. Once he gets the firing rate up to about 2400/min he should be able to do a "self-runner". He really does not have to do that of coarse as power-in and power-out are easy to measure here. If there is one technology I'd drop some money into it would be this one, more so than Brillion Energy. I took a long look at the math they have produced some seven or so years ago and I think it hangs together.

I couldn't get through it, it made my teeth itch. Can you tell me, though: Did Mills or Sterling refer to the water-arc OU claims of Peter Graneau and Neal Graneau, as evidence for the validity of the BLP project and claims?

[TinselKoala]

This kind of thing just isn't right.

Or, anyone could start a fundraising campaign promising anything at all. I have a starship in my backyard that will take a billion people to the planet Alpha Ophiuchi VIII because there is an asteroid bearing down on Earth that will kill everyone who remains behind. I only need donations of 20,000 dollars to finish painting the hull (and to buy toilet paper for the heads). Donors at the 100 dollar level will receive a frameable digital picture of .... etc. etc. And people will give money! But it's not right.

http://www.gofundme.com/bebbhs

[MarkE]

I couldn't get through it, it made my teeth itch. Can you tell me, though: Did Mills or Sterling refer to the water-arc OU claims of Peter Graneau and Neal Graneau, as evidence for the validity of the BLP project and claims?

No, I did not hear any mention of that.

[Pirate88179]

This kind of thing just isn't right.

Or, anyone could start a fundraising campaign promising anything at all. I have a starship in my backyard that will take a billion people to the planet Alpha Ophiuchi VIII because there is an asteroid bearing down on Earth that will kill everyone who remains behind. I only need donations of 20,000 dollars to finish painting the hull (and to buy toilet paper for the heads). Donors at the 100 dollar level will receive a frameable digital picture of .... etc. etc. And people will give money! But it's not right.

http://www.gofundme.com/bebbhs

Excellent!  But instead of save the world, you would have to call it Save Alpha Ophiuchi VIII.  Also, you would need to make a bunch of really inane videos that would show everything except evidence to back up your claim to having this Starship.  If you do this there is no telling how much money you might raise.  Oh, and you would need a really cool name for the ship too. 

Unicorn 1? 
USS Overunity?
Scamship 7?


Bill

[ACG]

This kind of thing just isn't right.

Or, anyone could start a fundraising campaign promising anything at all. I have a starship in my backyard that will take a billion people to the planet Alpha Ophiuchi VIII because there is an asteroid bearing down on Earth that will kill everyone who remains behind. I only need donations of 20,000 dollars to finish painting the hull (and to buy toilet paper for the heads). Donors at the 100 dollar level will receive a frameable digital picture of .... etc. etc. And people will give money! But it's not right.

http://www.gofundme.com/bebbhs

Fraud is one contagious monster.  The listing is copying hopegirl's style down to the "Round trip for 3 FTW people".  Would be great if someone posted there to build units first, then ship to location to save tons of money.  But of course that would take all the fun of out scamming.  Or even a better post such as "buy the parts your damn self".  That would be classic.