RANT CAFFE ASYLUM

[h20power]

I was wrong when I said that solid state is ultimate.

H tech is needed also.

If you can do it Ed, do it.
I wish that you make some money from it,
to cover all those years of research and expenses.

I'm doing the best I can trying to follow the plan I made so many years ago. But as things change so do I adapt and added something new to the plan once I learned how it worked from this guy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fOqqRD1t47Y&ab_channel=DemocracyAtWork
In short I have to start the company and get it going and then pass the company over to the workers and bow out. This gives those that are actually doing the work their true far share of their labor, but if they start to take advantage of people with high prices I can make another company and undercut them.  When this company invest in itself it becomes energy independent thus has no energy cost whatsoever to produce it's product. This allows for the cheapest prices for the products the company will produce as the company will have no energy bills to pay and use that savings to lower the cost of the products to be sold. The goal is to get the technology into the hands of those that need it the most, the poor. This is the way to get this technology into our world in a way that corrects the problem at the ground level. Those that do all the work in the world will be the ones that will be marketed too as the rich really are small in number in comparison to the poor.


It's a sound plan and I am sticking to it, but I reserve the right to alter the plan if I learn something that will make it better. Worker cooperatives is the way to go as this shares the wealth among those that actually do the work and I like this idea.

[WhatIsIt]

Ed,

Hydrogen is not important only as fuel.
Its high burning temperature is good for welding.
Water and H has its secrets, and solid state FE wont kill that area of interest.

Maybe you should not aim only on H as fuel, but make other H products,
which are not fuel related.
That way you can be prepared if solid state FE hits the market and removes the need for fuels as such.

You should think in front.
Anyway, good luck!

[Johan_1955]

I'm doing the best I can trying to follow the plan I made so many years ago. But as things change so do I adapt and added something new to the plan once I learned how it worked from this guy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fOqqRD1t47Y&ab_channel=DemocracyAtWork
In short I have to start the company and get it going and then pass the company over to the workers and bow out. This gives those that are actually doing the work their true far share of their labor, but if they start to take advantage of people with high prices I can make another company and undercut them.  When this company invest in itself it becomes energy independent thus has no energy cost whatsoever to produce it's product. This allows for the cheapest prices for the products the company will produce as the company will have no energy bills to pay and use that savings to lower the cost of the products to be sold. The goal is to get the technology into the hands of those that need it the most, the poor. This is the way to get this technology into our world in a way that corrects the problem at the ground level. Those that do all the work in the world will be the ones that will be marketed too as the rich really are small in number in comparison to the poor.


It's a sound plan and I am sticking to it, but I reserve the right to alter the plan if I learn something that will make it better. Worker cooperatives is the way to go as this shares the wealth among those that actually do the work and I like this idea.

Did walk your path, if there would be a serious problem in Nature:


They would stop with: Formula 1, 2, 3, .............


They would stop with: MotoGP, ........................


They would stop with: MotoXGP, ......................


They would stop with: Cars with more than 50Kw


In Germany we still can drive over 300Km/h!?


..................


They would: Plant Trees


They would: Flying with LNG, tested by US and Russia in 1960's


They would: ContainerBoats with LNG or at Least Emulsified Fuels






Dear Ed,


Thanks for being so .............


Regards, Johan

[WhatIsIt]

Chris is wrong about CaptainLoz!

Even if CaptainLoz did mistake, nobody will laugh.

[h20power]

Ed,

Hydrogen is not important only as fuel.
Its high burning temperature is good for welding.
Water and H has its secrets, and solid state FE wont kill that area of interest.

Maybe you should not aim only on H as fuel, but make other H products,
which are not fuel related.
That way you can be prepared if solid state FE hits the market and removes the need for fuels as such.

You should think in front.
Anyway, good luck!

If you watch this video you will learn the steps that must be taken and in what order: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfAXbGInwno
The top two on the list is Electric power generation and Travel and I should be able to take them both on at once. But I have to start out small and grow the company the old fashion way as being a Negro in America means I can't get the business loans I need from the banks so it is going to take more time as a result. Trust me I have been down that road before where I'd have the loan on the phone and from the short drive to the bank the loan opportunity dried up once they saw the color of my skin. I got tired of dealing with that bank and closed all of my accounts with them and I was with them for over 20 years. This is America and I am kinda use to it now, it doesn't make it right, but I can normally anticipate it now.


"Big things often have small beginnings," so I know I have to start out small and work my way up investing most of what is made right back into the company. What will set this company apart from all the rest is I will not have any energy bills. If I have a fleet of install/service trucks they all will have only water in their tanks for fuel. All the lights, heating/cooling, and other electric loads will be also powered by this technology so no bills for me there either. I will make as much as I can in-house as that will save me a tone of money since all the energy I need will be produced on demand at the point of use. This is a new type of company that won't have any energy bills to pay which gives me an edge over anyone else trying to sell the same products the company produces.


Let me give you all an example of the power of this technology from a perspective you perhaps have never seen or thought of before. Say I choose to start making pizza's. I first go out and see how much the typical pizza company pays for energy per month. I then start my pricing with 50% of the savings of not having to pay for energy to reduce the cost of the company's products. How are the other pizza companies supposed to compete with me? Where are they going to cut cost to compete, from their employees, by getting substandard cooking materials or ingredients? I will steal their employees if I put 25% of what I didn't have to pay for energy into paying my employees better than they pay theirs. With the remaining 25% I reinvest it into the company thus I turn a profit and do things none of my competitors will be able to do. In short I will put each and every other company out of business. I could do this to any company I want to get into kinda play pin the tail on the donkey with a list of different types of businesses and for the unlucky winner they would be put out of business in short order.


But for me that video is a list of what to get into first as it prioritizes things for me. Trust me when I tell you this, "It helps to have a goal and a plan of attack."