Petroleum: The Clean, Renewable Fuel for the Future

[z.monkey]

Howdy Y'all,

Greendoor is right. 

"The love of money is the root of all evil"... -JC.

The corporate and political "whores" who want to sit back in their cushy chairs and soak up money for doing NOTHING should be eliminated.

"They who do not work, they also shall not eat"... -JC

The ONLY reason we have centralized power distribution grids is control.  Those in power have the insatiable desire to control those around them.  The most basic fundamental form of evil is control over people.  It is the most temptatious and delicious form of control, and it is what must be stopped.  The only reason governments exist is so that these evil men can exercise their control to make themselves seem powerful. 

There are a bizillion forms of energy production.  Energy is literally everywhere.  The trouble here is the populous is dependent on the grid.  If everyone was to make the effort to produce their own energy, and were all able to get off the grid, then the "powers that be" would no longer have their power and control.    I have been researching this a long time.  I have seen every type of energy production system imaginable from zero point converters to methane scavengers.  We can do this.  Spread the word.  Make it happen.  Free the world.

I think the ultimate energy solution is the zero point converter.  A system which scavenges energy from the environment, converts it to electric power, then uses the electric power to do work, such as propel a vehicle.  It is also the most heady, and research intensive system, but I think well worth it.  This is what the Overunity Prize if for.  A solid state electric free energy converter would require the least maintenance, the least natural resources, and possibly the largest power to weight ratio.   Why are we messing around with anything else?  Because its easier?  Come On!  We need viable long term energy solutions here!

Blessed Be Brothers...

[Logic]

Hmmm... Steam reformation...

As I recall porous, sintered electrodes; a 'solid' electrolyte and ...(google time!)

60% (or more) of the energy used in an ICE is wasted as heat...
You could start the engine normally to get the heat going and then change over.

So less posting and more researching!

(CO2 traps the heat that should be radiated, from the earth, as infra-red, at night...)