Legalities of selling free energy generators

sushimoto · March 05, 2009, 03:30:21 PM

Quote from: PaulLowrance on March 05, 2009, 03:16:52 PM
Nearly 100% of the population will have *no* interest in building their own "free energy" machine. The first priority should be to get the detailed replication information out there. After that, it would be almost *impossible* to not become rich from such an invention. Even if the Inventor does not want to sell the machines (maybe he's allergic to becoming filthy rich), he'll get every known media from the Jay Leno late night TV show to CNN *begging* the Inventor to be on their show. You could almost name your price. The Inventor will be swarmed with Publicist. Even the worst publicist in the world would make you filthy rich, period. After that there are endless ways to make hundreds of millions of dollars from books to toys.

Give away a simplified design for people who want to build it. Sell a more complex, durable, and powerful design for people nearly 100% of the population who does not want to build it.

PL

Paul,

everything important is lready said in this thread.
A short time-frame for worldwide spreading is very important too, as you already have mentioned.

Any other word will just describe some "changes" in our worlds structures,
and the following new industrial renaissance which will rewive after former destruction.

For sure, we will get some impact at every aspect by such a device.
Political, ecological, economical, academical, etc. This list can be extended to infinity.
What happens to 2 billion of people which dont even have electricity? Lots of questions..

But history will tell.

best,
Sushimoto

PaulLowrance · March 05, 2009, 03:32:55 PM

Quote from: broli on March 05, 2009, 03:22:20 PMPaul do not be deluded by fame. There will be no such thing. Actually we'd be VERY lucky if the whole economic system doesn't crash before this summer.

I'm not a doomsayer. I firmly believe in an ancient saying that goes --> In order for the new to come forth, the old must be destroyed. That's called birth pains, broli. Indeed, the economic system is crashing as we speak. Capitalism has always evolved over the decades in response to great changes, but the days of capitalism are coming to an end within ~ 1.5 decades to eventually be replaced with a society that is more giving and thinking about others than their own wallet. Open sourcing, etc. will be the thing. Does that mean we should all give up and think the world's coming to an end. Of course not. The future is greater than you know, broli, but expect a great and painful transition-- birth pains!!

PL

PaulLowrance · March 05, 2009, 03:33:59 PM

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sushimoto · March 05, 2009, 04:02:53 PM

Quote from: PaulLowrance on March 05, 2009, 03:32:55 PM
I'm not a doomsayer. I firmly believe in an ancient saying that goes --> In order for the new to come forth, the old must be destroyed. That's called birth pains, broli. Indeed, the economic system is crashing as we speak. Capitalism has always evolved over the decades in response to great changes, but the days of capitalism are coming to an end within ~ 1.5 decades to eventually be replaced with a society that is more giving and thinking about others than their own wallet. Open sourcing, etc. will be the thing. Does that mean we should all give up and think the world's coming to an end. Of course not. The future is greater than you know, broli, but expect a great and painful transition-- birth pains!!

PL

"Birth Pains" is an good analogy.

Bravo.

In the last Days, i have studied a lot about Shiva, Brahma Vishna. Im not very religious,
but i do see a lot of analogies to our transition currently ongoing.

Best,
kawaii

Concerning your question about the form of corporation to found.
In Germany, we do have "Gemeinnuetzige Vereine/Institute" - will best fit to havee a "coomon roof".
Google translates that to "Non profit organization" which not really reflects what ist is.
Maybe something like "Non Profit Organisation by Law"...

PaulLowrance · March 05, 2009, 04:35:30 PM

I agree sushimoto. I'm also not religious. You could say I'm into spiritual scientific study, if that make sense to you-- not sure how to say it. Anyhow, it does seem like the "end times," but I firmly believe there will *not* be a world world III. Hopefully the transition will be as pain free as possible.

BTW, a guy who's had a magazine of electronic kits for over 15 years said that there's no real legal danger in selling the kits with only a few exceptions.

Also, a lot of people have told me that if the Inventor doesn't have any money that no lawyer is going to file a law suite, as it's a pointless task. When the Inventor has money, then they should seriously consider getting the device UL approved.

PL