HHO Cell - Stan Meyer Design.

[supermuble]

You are right to some extent, I think Bearden needs to build more devices to prove his concepts. But overall I believe his ideas are very sound.

Electricity has no mass - it has no weight, hence it does NOT require PHYSICAL ENERGY to move it around. This is where the books go wrong. They say that electricity comes from "force fields" but it actually comes from "force free fields." Electricity comes from "potential" fields that have no force, and no mass behind them. They only create energy when these fields react with mass - in an electric circuit for example.

Electricity is created by moving weightless "force free" fields of energy. When the fields interact with something that has mass, you get electric current. The attenuation and collection of the underlying zero point energy requires ZERO physical energy. This is why energy is supposed to be free.

[newbie123]

Electricity has no mass - it has no weight, hence it does NOT require PHYSICAL ENERGY to move it around.

Moving electrons  in a wire is pretty much what electricity is, so I disagree...

[WilbyInebriated]

Moving electrons  in a wire is pretty much what electricity is, so I disagree...

are you suggesting the electron is a discrete particle? and i suppose you assume maxwell's equations to be complete also?
have you seen these"electrons"? do you have ANY evidence they  "move in a wire"? noooo, you haven't  moron

[newbie123]

Wilby!

Nice to see you again!

"You are ignoring this user. Show me the post."

Lol...

[newbie123]

SM,

If you want to apply quantum physics to electricity  you might look into phonons.   This might be exactly what electricity "is".     

But I don't think electricity is as mysterious as you make it out to be.    It's pretty well understood, I think.