The Lee-Tseung Lead Out Theory

[chrisC]

Highlights of the Productivity Conference (3)

Chan: ?Tseung, you certainly attracted quite a crowd with your forum postings.  You now even have a Major Todd from the Department of Defense joining you in the forum.  What is the purpose of participating in the Forum now??

Wang: ?He promoted me heavily in the various forums at one time.  I thank him sincerely.  My promise of RMB100 million to his foundation of Helping the Seedlings to Innovate扶è‹â€"創æâ€"°åŸºé‡‘æÅ"Æ'still holds.  As soon as my Company goes IPO and I have the money in the bank, the cheque will be forwarded.  But please do not promote me any more now.  Leave that to the Publicity People of my Company.?

Tseung: ?I shall be your photographer in the next few days.  You are already an inspiration to the Chinese Inventors.  I shall not steal the work from your Publicity People.?

Chan: ?There are some people who challenged you on the experiments.  One, Mr. Hans, even challenged you on the experiment we did over 3 years ago.  He did not believe that you could deliver water+air higher with the use of one-way valves.  Is Mr. Hans one of your creations??

Tseung: ?What do you means?  Mr. Hans challenged me!?

Chan: ?I know that you sometimes get bored and create characters on the Internet for fun.  Telling the truth is boring.  People read the post and forget about it.  However, if there were arguments and conflicts, people will stay on and watch.  It is the oldest trick in publicity.  A clever guy like you could not possibly have ignored that.?

Tseung laughed: ?So, the challenge is actually helping me.  It provides more amusement for the readers at the same time.  What should be the best strategy in handling such challenges??

Sun: ?Since you have done the experiment already, there is no fun in just publishing the result.  Challenge Hans to provide the result.  Some forum members will do it and produce all sort of conflicting results.  Remember the simple Forever Yuen Magnetic Pendulum experiment.  Some member broke the magnets and claimed that presence of other magnets had zero effect on the magnetic pendulum.  The video of Forever became much more convincing.?

Chan: ?Drag out the debate.  Attract more readers.  You have nothing to lose.  Some researchers at DoD will surely perform that experiment before Major Todd?s visit to China.  You can even get University of Maryland or MIT to do it before your trip to US.  Get the most out of it.?

Wang: ?Have fun with your silly games.  I shall step out for a cigarette.?

Lawrence Tseung
I am God.  Hans is one of my creations.

Dream on old Tseung. Your imagination is way beyond your natural abilities by a long shot. Imagine the US Dept of Defense joining a commie country to evaluate free energy? It's like asking a monk for a comb!

You're pretty sick. See a doctor soon.

cheers
chrisC

[ltseung888]

Dream on old Tseung. Your imagination is way beyond your natural abilities by a long shot. Imagine the US Dept of Defense joining a commie country to evaluate free energy? It's like asking a monk for a comb!

You're pretty sick. See a doctor soon.

cheers
chrisC

Did I forget to mention that ChrisC is one of my creations too.  I thought of that in the toilet.  One needs to get ones shit out everyday.  He is one of the daily activities.

He actually helped to keep me down on Earth.  His complaint to his Congressman on Major Todd visiting Hong Kong and China will raise more visibiliy.  Thank you in advance.

[chrisC]

He actually helped to keep me down on Earth.  ...

No, Lawrence, you have a short memory when it comes to reality; remember you're still down in the toilet and constipated

cheers
chrisC

[ltseung888]

Highlights of the Productivity Conference (4)

The keynote speaker was the President of the World Confederation of Productivity Sciences. ä¸â€"ç•Å'生產率科學聯盟 http://www.wcpscc.com.  The speech was very well received.  His main recommendations for increasing the productivity of China are:

(1)   Freedom ? When one is free to dream and innovate, one can excel the past.  Otherwise, one could only improve.  We value the PhDs who studied many books; digested much data and helped to perfect the equations.  But we should also value the innovators who jumped in with no pre-conceptions and made major breakthroughs.  I stood up and took many pictures.  This statement touched my heart deeply.

(2)   Fairness ? One should be properly rewarded for ones efforts.  Intellectual property protection is extremely important to protect the innovators.   Many innovators spent their entire life perfecting one invention.  They are usually not the cunning business type.  If we do not treat them fairly, they will vanish from Planet Earth.  Wang clapped his hands loudly on this.

(3)   Safety ? We must have a safe environment before we can increase productivity.  If we were in Iraq, we would worry more about our lives and those of our loved ones.  The thought of increasing productivity is unlikely to blossom.  Inventors worrying about visits from Blue Suited Men might go to other Countries. 

Wang whispered to me that he gave his invention freely to the Chinese Military.  They in return, helped him to get commercial funding and connections.  He was somewhat surprised to get the honorary title of å°‘å°‡ãâ,¬â€š Three Vice Presidents of his Company got similar honors.  Two more might be granted the honor after their inventions were more developed.

It looks like China has ?hit on the right track?.  Lee and Tseung happened to be in the ?most free? City in the World ? Hong Kong.  The fair treatment to Wang and his consequent fairness (RMB100 million to Lee and RMB100 million to 扶è‹â€"創æâ€"°åŸºé‡‘) generate much inspiration.  Protection from the Chinese Government almost guaranteed fewer time-wasting lawsuits and other immoral or illegal infringements.

Lawrence Tseung
Pictures will be added later.
@ChrisC,  Your creator is God.  He can do anything.

[chrisC]

Highlights of the Productivity Conference (4)

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(1)   Freedom ? When one is free to dream and innovate, one can excel the past.  Otherwise, one could only improve.  We value the PhDs who studied many books; digested much data and helped to perfect the equations.  But we should also value the innovators who jumped in with no pre-conceptions and made major breakthroughs.  I stood up and took many pictures.  This statement touched my heart deeply.

Must be sentimental for you Lawrence, since being God, you're powerless to bestow a PhD upon yourself! Get over it! You're only a unknown 'scientist'! BTW, have you seen the movie Toy Story where Buzz Light Year thought that the initials 'M.I.T'  on his magic controller (watch) meant "Massachusetts Institute of Technology" but  reality sank in when he realized his watch 'MIT' meant "Made in Taiwan". So, you're really a "Made In China" product, as in "tainted with lead, etc". That's reality for you old Tseung! After watching the 'Beautiful Mind' movie, you should watch 'Toy Story'! Highly recommended for this 'unknown god'!

cheers
chrisC