The Lee-Tseung Lead Out Theory

[utilitarian]

More on the formation of the Company â€" Lead-Out Energy Holdings Limited.

(1)   The Company Laws in China allow 40% technical contributions.  This means that the scientists or engineers can own up to 40% of a Company without putting in actual cash. 

(2)   For example, if the Investors put in RMB10 billion cash, they can own 60% of the Company.  Let us assume that this is equivalent to 1,000 shares.  Each share is worth RMB10 million.

(3)   Theoretically, the Company can issue another 666 shares (40% of the Company)  to its Scientists or Engineers for their intellectual contributions.

The thought makes the Scientists and Engineers very happy.  If Lead-Out Energy Holdings Limited were the only Company in the World to offer or license the technology, its worth should exceed RMB1,000 billion easily.  With such huge financial rewards, it is easy to motivate people.  They can have very sweet dreams.

The focus is on the actual products.

Oh what the hell, let me see if I can make sense of this.  At the current exchange rates, it is about 7RMB to $1US.  So you are claiming that the company you form will be worth about $1.5 Billion.  So if you are selling 1000 shares of the company, you are proposing that investors put up $1.5 Million per share.

So what value will this company have?  Why is it worth $1.5 Billion?  What intellectual property will it own to justify that.  You do not have a single patent to protect this invention from a copycat.  I do remember a couple of years ago you mentioned a WIPO patent application, but this application was denied and you have since declared it is not worth the money to fight to try to get it reconsidered.

So why should anyone invest in your company if the company does not own the intellectual rights to what it is producing?  Especially since you have already, in painstaking detail, described and given away every "secret" to your Lead Out Theory right here on this forum.  Anyone can make out a Lead Out Device, right?  That's what you have been preaching the entire time.

On one hand, you talk about altruistically helping the world with free energy and try to get people to replicate your experiments freely, but with the other hand, you ask for $1.5 Million per share.  This is really confusing.

And finally, seriously, are you actually soliciting investors on this forum?  Seriously, what are you thinking?  No one who has $1.5M to invest is wasting their time on this forum with us losers.

[ltseung888]

The value of an invention

Most people (especially those from Hong Kong) look at money as the criteria for success. 
Are there any other criteria such as:
(1)   The value of the invention to the human race?
(2)   The ability of the invention to bring peace to the World?
(3)   The creation of Modern Wealth?
(4)   The joy it brings to the Inventor?
(5)   The self-esteem of a Nation?


Will a Country invest in a new technology if the technology gives it infinite, clean, readily available energy?  Will it encourage its Universities, Laboratories, Companies, etc. to further develop the technology?  The next stage of development will lead to the Flying Saucer.  Should the Human Race pour resources into such development?

Unfortunately, many people in Hong Kong still think and talk in terms of money.  If one cannot translate an invention in money terms, no conversation can be started.  We need publicity.  Publicity implies many people talking about the invention.  We have to bring ourselves down to talk about numbers in Trusted Financial Institutions.

In reality, when a sufficiently large group has infinite energy and technology, it can be “independent”.  A new order will emerge.
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[Cloxxki]

Good points there.

When China comes up with a revolutionary technology, and doesn't bother to patent it... why would the rest of the world even consider honoring royalties? China is the land of the copy cat. BMV's, McDoualds, Shanel, that sort of brands, only in China!
China has built a reputation to simply ignore intellectual property, and while it's great if something revolutionary like the first lead out machines to be made there, it doesn't mean the world will import it from them.
Before you cunt your billions, you probably best first make a toy car powered by a lead-out machine, driving around a closed circuit track indefinately. A patent, indeed, won't get you far. While you have access to great local technicians, intellectual protection for you is as inprobably as a drought in Atlantis.

Looking forward to independent responses to your upcoming exhibitions. I really hope you have something, and that's you share it.

[utilitarian]

The value of an invention

Most people (especially those from Hong Kong) look at money as the criteria for success. 
Are there any other criteria such as:
(1)   The value of the invention to the human race?
(2)   The ability of the invention to bring peace to the World?
(3)   The creation of Modern Wealth?
(4)   The joy it brings to the Inventor?
(5)   The self-esteem of a Nation?


Will a Country invest in a new technology if the technology gives it infinite, clean, readily available energy?  Will it encourage its Universities, Laboratories, Companies, etc. to further develop the technology?  The next stage of development will lead to the Flying Saucer.  Should the Human Race pour resources into such development?

Unfortunately, many people in Hong Kong still think and talk in terms of money.  If one cannot translate an invention in money terms, no conversation can be started.  We need publicity.  Publicity implies many people talking about the invention.  We have to bring ourselves down to talk about numbers in Trusted Financial Institutions.

In reality, when a sufficiently large group has infinite energy and technology, it can be “independent”.  A new order will emerge.
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I tell you what, before you start counting your billions and planning your new world order, why don't you make a prototype that does not need to be plugged into a power socket, ok?

[ltseung888]

I tell you what, before you start counting your billions and planning your new world order, why don't you make a prototype that does not need to be plugged into a power socket, ok?

You can come or arrange for one of your friends to attend the Open Inventor Shows in Hong Kong or Shenzhen in November.  Or you can wait for the World Expo in Shanghai next year.