Investing in alternative energy
Date: Tuesday, January 16, 2007 @ 22:41:27 UTC
Topic: General
Most of the so-called alternative sources of energy are, at best,
transitional in nature. By "transitional," I mean that they can carry
us from the hydrocarbon era into something entirely new......
by Jonathan Kolber - Tue 16 Jan, 2007/ Dailyreckoning.co.uk
- Most of the so-called alternative sources of energy are, at best,
transitional in nature. By "transitional," I mean that they can carry
us from the hydrocarbon era into something entirely new.
- By
"entirely new" I mean such things as zero-point energy. (I know an
esteemed aerospace engineer who attests to having seen one of these
operating steadily for two weeks on a tabletop in a black ops project),
cold fusion (I know a US Naval Research Laboratory physicist who's
catalogued evidence that it's real), hot fusion (I own stock in a
company that's achieved 1 billion degrees Celsius), a Tesla-based
technology that uses the ionosphere as a capacitor and others.
More: http://www.dailyreckoning.co.uk/article/160120071.html
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