What do you think will happen if we found a source of free energy?

[SoManyWires]

I think if everyone knows free energy then that's the end of human happy life because big money will lose in the government, then it will find other way to make money or to get money from the people and i believe it is more worse than we think.   




otits

eventually robots will take over, though they will spare us.
they will find us, useful.

[RomanEmpire]

Governments will lose control on energy and could set off a war or popular uprisings, until they find a way to return to the control of energy, for example could raid the electrical conductors to manage and control its use, as they are now doing with greenhouse gases, but with the use of force and a state of vigilance as for drugs. A beautiful setting for a science fiction movie

[conradelektro]

I do not know, why people do not find the readily available source of free energy?

Open your window and most of the time you will feel some wind. And this is your source of free energy!

But even better, you can even find the source of the energy behind the wind. Listen and read carefully: IT IS THE SUN !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Right, the sun will not burn longer than a few more billion years. But till then it is for free!

So, here you go, like all living things on earth, use the sun.

An you can also see clearly everywhere what will happen, better said, what is happening:

Big business and their pet governments are still in control.

No miracle, no mystery, just open you eyes.

If used in the right way, wind and sun can give decentralised power to everyone for a reasonable investment. Why is it not done? Well, because you look for a miracle instead of using what is everywhere.

Greetings, Conrad

[antijon]

Hey Thphan75,
About solar panels, here in the USA there's actually plenty of opportunity to use this type of "free" energy and have a large return of investment. There are companies that sell solar systems, including all the gear to hook it to the grid, for a monthly charge.

I'm not advertising for them, someone I know had a large system installed on his roof. I think he paid about $250 a month for a few years to pay them off. But the benefits in the USA are, 1. Fed. tax credits that pay for a large chunk of upfront costs, and 2. he actually gets money back from the utility company for the power he generates into the line.

That being said, new energy technology will work it's way into the system. Because of solar tech., power companies have had to adapt to people providing their own energy. It would be the same with any other grid-tied energy source.

[Thphan75]

So, Thphan, you are hostile to any utterance of a possibility that there might be resistance to acceptance of an invasion of free energy into this present world of dog-eat-dog, might-makes-right, screw-your-neighbor-before -they -can-screw-you, and you only want replies that relate to a fairy tale world where there are no bad guys?

Dream on, Jack.


CANGAS 197

This is the thing about you and the conspiracy folks.  No, I'm not hostile towards theories but rather I prefer evidence.  It's ironic you think we live in a fairy tale world when we try to search for evidence while you instead just lay claims.  Your real enemy are those who post bogus, fake claims that they found a way to produce super cheap, free energy yet nothing came of it.  What they do next is claim all types of conspiracies to cover up their fake claims and that's where it's hurting folks like you, assuming you're not one of these conspiracist.  Quite frankly, I find it hard in this world of live feeds and endless information that the government or some huge corporation can prevent a person who found a source of free energy from going public.  As a matter of fact, I'm helping you by getting to a common ground where what many people will expect to see, should we find such an abundance, cheap source of energy.  When we start seeing maybe even half the expectations, then we can start believing the claims but until then, theories are completely useless to most of us without proof.  Wake up, I'm not the one dreaming.