How Rosch probably faked their 5 KWatt KPP AuKW

[PIH123]

Sterling's new "Rosch demo wager" is a con.

This is probably not news to most, but just in case I will elaborate.

People are voting on a webpage under Sterling's control about whether a floaty thing works.
Note : this wager has nothing to do with if it really works or not, but merely on the vote tally.
The wager terms state that a voter can remain private.
So what if 20 of Sterling's private friends outvote real people.
The method of verification also remains a secret.



What does Sterling have to gain ?

if enough money is pledged
1. per the appendix A. budget,   $2800 will be used to to pay off some of Sterling's loan.
2. also   $2750   will be used for another paid vacation.
3. if the thing fails to work, then he would likely have about   $5000  worth of "generator" / other parts to sell.

if not enough money is pledged
4. "the uncommitted skeptics will be counted as cowards"


What does Sterling have to lose ?

1. moving an item on an arbitrary internet list from 1 to 6.



Now, am I saying that I think Sterling is attempting to perpetrate a con?

Well, in another area of his life, after being rejected numerous times by a famous performer,
he has written at least two webpages documenting an upcoming "accident" that will
happen to her, and that the result o that "accident" will be her ending up as his wife.


I know most here feel confident in the final outcome of this Rosch story,
and may be tempted to humor Sterling with a vote / pledge, but please reconsider.

As can be shown, he has moved way beyond naivety and blind enthusiasm, and is now in the realm of
financial and emotional desperation.


Due to Stuarts insulting, I choose not to post over there, but I know they frequent this site.

Hi S. and S. btw.


Pete


p.s. Legal - The information presented here should be considered HYPOTHETICAL,
to give you an idea of some of the problems and opportunities we face as a society.
Any relation to actual situations is coincidental.

[Low-Q]

Funny how people try to make other people believe they have invented a working closed looped gravity powered energy source - and those other people let themself get fooled, again and again 


Some people just doesn't deal with the simplest math and the simplest physics in the world. No offence to those of you who possibly don't cope with math.


To put it simple: Closed looped mechanisms cannot run by themself. End of story.


Vidar

[Pirate88179]

Funny how people try to make other people believe they have invented a working closed looped gravity powered energy source - and those other people let themself get fooled, again and again 


Some people just doesn't deal with the simplest math and the simplest physics in the world. No offence to those of you who possibly don't cope with math.


To put it simple: Closed looped mechanisms cannot run by themself. End of story.


Vidar

Vidar:

The funny thing is...when Sterling gets "fooled" he seems to make money.  This tells me he is all about the money and may know damn well a device does not work, but, if he "claims" it does, he seems to gets money. (Travel expenses to evaluate, vacation, etc.)  This is what I take from all of this.  It is my opinion based on my readings of what has been going on.  I have no actual information first hand to be able to declare any of my opinions as facts.  They are my opinions plain and simple.

Bill

PS  My disclaimers are not for you Vidar, they are there in case Sterling's legal people read this.

[MarkE]

Vidar:

The funny thing is...when Sterling gets "fooled" he seems to make money.  This tells me he is all about the money and may know damn well a device does not work, but, if he "claims" it does, he seems to gets money. (Travel expenses to evaluate, vacation, etc.)  This is what I take from all of this.  It is my opinion based on my readings of what has been going on.  I have no actual information first hand to be able to declare any of my opinions as facts.  They are my opinions plain and simple.

Bill

PS  My disclaimers are not for you Vidar, they are there in case Sterling's legal people read this.

I think Sterling really believes.

[Pirate88179]

I think Sterling really believes.

Well, he may...I don't really know.  But, if you are correct and he does really believe...then what does this say?

Bill