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

[SoManyWires]

@pirate
It's all relative, 80% of people believe a bearded man in a white dress created the universe in six days. They have no proof of anything, obviously, and these organizations take in billions upon billions of dollars annually. Should we alert the authorities?,  should we stop these crooks from sucking up
money from decent but gullible people?. I mean their beliefs defy all logic and reason and contradict all we call science so why doesn't anyone do something?. If one cannot see the humor in how ridiculous we all are then your just not trying hard enough. I'm surprise you guys haven't started chanting incantations-- burn the witch, burn the witch, lol.
Obviously it appears to be a scam but from a logical, psychological point of view most things we have come to believe are as well... it's all relative.
AC

bingo. you just hit one right out of the park! i could not agree more. thankyou

[SoManyWires]

@PIH123
In many ways I have come to see it is all the same. My grandfather found god at 70 and turned into a condescending asshole determined to give everything to the church however my grandmother had the good sense to divorce him first. A good friend has MS and he tells me of all donations less than 25% goes to patients and research not unlike most supposed charities... he will die of MS because the MS society will not help him. Much of the taxes I pay go to people who do nothing of substance or show up as multi-million dollar subsidies to billion dollar companies or fat pensions for corrupt politicians.
I have learned not to get too upset by this kind of thing because it pales in comparison to the scam know as modern civilization. Most everyone pretends to be something they are not and say things they never intend to do and believe things without proof as none is required. It's like watching a global commercial where all the actors play out their part trying to convince everyone their BS is real. Should I get upset at everyone and everything?, we will do what we do despite the facts as we have always done and unfortunately I see no end to it. The trick is not to lose your marbles, if you lose your marbles your screwed, lol.

AC

your friend with ms deserves so much a better chance at finding a cure than seems currently allowed by the overpaid 'managers' of donated funds.
just imagine how many more cures could be discovered if given the opportunity!
ya its ok to get frustrated to the point of being angry enough to take a stand against such marginalization$.

and why does it cost them 50 dollars for something that should only cost less than 5?
examples of this overcosting can be: medical supplies.

someone with a ms problem might happen to visit a location that is very equipped to sell helpful items geared towards disabled people.
and yet the friggin prices labelled on these somehow almost unaffordable items are kept so profitably high.

if it seeing these forms of their solutions to problems people face does not appear like further insults to injuries, a general slap in the face, then perhaps the fixation of mind upon cartoon characters in the sky that do not exist seems a much more ideal proposition to bury their heads blindly into mind programming religious scriptures and think nothing of the real truth that is very sad to absorb for them.

meanwhile the world news keeps getting more pathetic because of their various CONstruct$.

how do wake them up? without violence or marginalization? without capitolizing upon them in clever ways much like they try to do to other people?

seems easier inventing a electric eye for physically blind people when compared to trying to help correcting so many with very diminished focus of mindful thought.

[Pirate88179]

@Bill

So you believe in an all knowing omniscient being that created the whole universe, the whole damn universe mind you, in a matter of days... and yet somehow you cannot believe in a motor/generator made of iron and copper wire? . May God bless you Bill because your sense of belief is fucked up beyond all recognition.


AC

Well, that is your ignorant opinion and, you are entitled to it.  But, that once again misses the point.  It was not a good analogy and if you can not see that, I guess I can't help you.  Look up Apples and Oranges and maybe that will ring a bell.

Bill

PS  Yes, the device is made up of iron and copper wire but so what?  It still does not work as advertised as proven by TK, and others on here.  So, the materials of construction are real, the claimed results are not.  See the difference?    Also look up "Fraud" in the dictionary...you will see HopelessGirl's photo there I think.

[allcanadian]

@Pirate

Well, that is your ignorant opinion and, you are entitled to it.  But, that once again misses the point.  It was not a good analogy and if you can not see that, I guess I can't help you.  Look up Apples and Oranges and maybe that will ring a bell.
PS  Yes, the device is made up of iron and copper wire but so what?  It still does not work as advertised as proven by TK, and others on here.  So, the materials of construction are real, the claimed results are not.  See the difference?    Also look up "Fraud" in the dictionary...you will see HopelessGirl's photo there I think.

I think you have missed the point as well Bill, your religion does not work as advertised nor could any claims be considered tangible. So yes the term fraud does come to mind in that so many would promote something which they cannot prove as real. Unless of course you can show me your God, I would like to meet him and I have a few questions.


What I cannot agree with is that so many would judge others and then when the judgement comes full circle they say... well my belief is different and you cannot talk about my beliefs in the same context as I talk about other's. The fact remains that you believe a bearded man in a white dress created the universe in six days. Who are you to judge the credibility of anyone considering your beliefs and the facts Bill?. Regardless of what you may think this is a two way street and religion is not an exception to the rule. It must to be judged in the same context as any other belief... no better no worse.


You cannot speak of ignorance and analogies, claims and facts rigidly applied to everyone else and think they will never be applied to you. You have no more credibility than anyone else who cannot prove their beliefs as a fact... no better no worse. As a professional I generally see the same response concerning religion and free energy. First the person resorts to a long line of illogical fallicies to try and substantiate their claim. Then when their logic starts falling apart there is an appeal to emotion and authority then the name calling starts generally followed by threats of violence. So let's not go there Bill because your going to lose.


Concerning Free Energy, we have proof no place in the known universe is devoid of Energy...it is everywhere in everything. It is a well proven fact and we are getting better at extracting energy from ambient conditions such as the various forms of solar energy every day. Nanotechnology is improving the extraction of energy from solar, ambient heat, evaporation, EM scavenging etc.. . The trend is pointing to the singular fact that in the future we will not need archaic "fuels" any longer and we will extract an abundance of energy from our environment as Nikola Tesla predicted 100 years ago. All the energy we could ever want has been proven to be there for the taking and not you or anyone else will dictate how we do it. There are an infinite number of ways we do not know of and have yet to fully understand. So before people start going on a god damn witch hunt judging others they may want to think twice about how much they actually understand.


AC

[memoryman]

As a devout atheist, I leave discussions about religion to the pros.
Regarding 'free energy', consider that the real issue is NOT energy, but the FLOW of energy producing WORK, a phenomenon that is. non-conservative.