Quote from: Elisha on December 09, 2012, 06:43:22 PM
There are many people who believe that giving free stuff is the solution to all problems, no, that's not the solution, because the problem was never a lack of things, the problem is always lack of proper education.

I think you have the wrong end of the stick - give the information away for free in order to have more institutions working on making Quenco a reality.
Nobody will give Quenco away for free, that could be counterproductive in some instances, as you suggest.

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In my country Venezuela, given away everything you need, if you need to house the government gives it to you, if you need food the government gives it, up gives gasoline. The result is that people do not like working, prefer constantly asking the government for their needs, as well as those things are free they are not appreciated, everything quickly becomes corrupted, there is no maintenance. We want to invite you to come to my country to have it checked for yourself.

No need, it's the same here in the UK (and probably everywhere else with a welfare state!).

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Everyone should have the opportunity  to have everything what they need, but not given, everything has to be paid with some kind of work, there is no reason for the rich can have car but not the poor, the two should be able to have both a car and be able to do something for society in exchange, which is what provides them the car and where it is used.

I agree, but giving the info away is my suggestion (not the product) - so that everyone can help to push an actual product to market....more people, more research, more chances of hitting a working solution.

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100% support the policies of Philip, even licending seems cheap, as any nanotechnology factory costs billions , ask how much it costs a factory intel.

Proper education, it solves all the problems of society is to learn: do not do to another what you do not like them to do to you. That means being sensitive to the needs of others, involves working for society, involves limiting what you expect to receive and increase what you give, and so on.

Quote from: Philip Hardcastle on December 06, 2012, 03:17:02 AM
My answer is simple, Quenco is 100% genuine, it has nothing in common with all the BS claims of Bedini, Steorn, Peswiki.

And 100% not here...

I've been looking through the past posts here and even found that moletrap place Philip mentioned...he has been promising and promising and promising...despite several times saying "next week" or "in a few months".   For well over a year.   It's hard to believe that there isn't a systemic problem here.   It doesn't have to be with Quenco it can just as easily be that Philip is inept.  Think about it, would you accept a years worth of "it's only a few weeks away" excuses from one of your employees before you turfed them?

QuoteAll those that have engaged with me privately and have an assigned or reserved licence I trust are 100% happy with me.

The weird thing here is that this should be compelling to absolutely nobody and it's a complete mystery as to why anyone anywhere would find it so.

QuoteI am sick and tired of being asked to prove my honesty and I do not see why I have to prove a single damn thing to any skeptic.

You don't *have* to prove anything (prove is not a very good word - "provide evidence" is better) and as a result you should be content with the fact that your sincerity is worthless.

QuoteSimilarly I have pulled down the website.

Oh even though the quencos are available TODAY by your statements?  Right now?  Just a few days before the absolute final deadline and total and legitimate launch.  Seems like if you had just waited two days you wouldn't have to prove anything at all.  Quencos would be right there converting heat into energy.

QuoteQuenco is 100% real proved physics, the implementation at the scale of 2nm is very hard to do, we are still working on it.

I thought real proved physics MEANS implementation.  Can you have real proved physics without actually implementing anything?

QuoteThere are now a number or commercial partners who are fully behind commercialising the Quenco.

This is hard to believe unless we are talking about companies populated by Philip himself...but I guess if Firepower happened once it might happen again.

QuoteI have spent a small fortune and a chunk of my life doing this for the benefit of all.

Which can't possibly skew your perceptions at all now can they....

QuoteCall me a liar or scammer in the same breath as you mention Steorn or Sterling or Rossi if you want, but you know I am not.

For over a year these things were supposed to be in peoples hands.  Either you are inept or you are not quite telling people the truth.

QuoteAll I have done is try to share with you all what I could, some have appreciated that, some have ridiculed me.

Some would have liked for you to make promises you could keep.  It has been the same "it's almost done" for over a year.

QuoteI will do exactly that, I intend to ask the famous Australian Skeptic Dick Smith to do the testing.

That doesn't make much sense.  Dick Smith is a patron of a skeptical society he isn't a physicist or engineer.   Perhaps a group of people chosen by him.

QuoteJust for fun let me tell you that he offered me $1Million for a 5Kw power source, I offered him a $20M Tesla powered by Quenco. He declined, whereas he offered Rossi $1M and Rossi declined. Of course I admit I was a little ahead of myself but also in our communication was that I offered to pay Dick a penalty of some thousands of dollars if I failed to deliver, note he was not required to pay any deposit. Of course you can ask Dick if this is true, and you can surmise from such that I am genuine, but of course you cannot know if I am deluded, only my commercial partners have enough knowledge to make such a judgement. I contacted Tesla but they refused to sell me a car without batteries.

So wait...wait.  He offered to pay you for something, you offered to give him something else entirely, offered to pay him penalties if you didn't deliver.  You didn't give him either the thing he asked for or the thing you offered or pay the penalty fees.....and how exactly does this say anything about the technology you have?

QuoteAnyhow that really is my last comment here.

I doubt it.

Tomorrow is the day.  I for one look forward to reading the white paper and test results. 

If you're listening Philip, there are a lot of us waiting with bated breath. 

BTW - Let me know when/where I can purchase one for my tinkering in the basement

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Tomorrow is the day.  I for one look forward to reading the white paper and test results. 

If you're listening Philip, there are a lot of us waiting with bated breath. 

BTW - Let me know when/where I can purchase one for my tinkering in the basement

Me too! Hopefully there won't be a 'catch 22' where you can't have a sample until you pay a million and you won't pay a million unless you have a sample!

The 'small fan' demo would be enough to get me believing, but right now.....I will eat my shorts if it happens

Please Mr.Hardcastle, do for all of us the 'small fan' demo
cause I -like many other ,too- want to see 'Madebymonkeys: live on stage' eating all his shorts (plural  ) !

Sincerely
                 CdL