The KryonEngine – The Open-Sourced Magnetic Free Energy Device(kryonengine.org)
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The KryonEngine – The Open-Sourced Magnetic Free Energy Device
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> I am sure they'd get a much better response rate if they only built a single prototype that delivers whatever miniscule amount of "perpetual" energy.
Think it through:
You're given the concept of how to create free energy and you understand you can easily become a multi-billionaire (or rather: one of many, given the market size at stake).
Would you reveal your prototype before you are even sure you can serve the entire market with your production facilities?
If you do this, you would give your competitors (which is basically: the entire world) a head start. You would let them know that it works, but you would not be ready to sell. Why shoot yourself in the foot? It makes no sense. You would reveal that it works once your mass production facility is already producing at high speed.
EDIT: The logic of why it works is given transparently. If you've passed high school, you should be able to understand it.
Think it through:
You're given the concept of how to create free energy and you understand you can easily become a multi-billionaire (or rather: one of many, given the market size at stake).
Would you reveal your prototype before you are even sure you can serve the entire market with your production facilities?
If you do this, you would give your competitors (which is basically: the entire world) a head start. You would let them know that it works, but you would not be ready to sell. Why shoot yourself in the foot? It makes no sense. You would reveal that it works once your mass production facility is already producing at high speed.
EDIT: The logic of why it works is given transparently. If you've passed high school, you should be able to understand it.
It's "open source", so they have already given it "away", so your explanation doesn't fit the narrative.
While I am all up for a good conspiracy theory as the next person, a bunch of things here simply don't make sense. Even if you have a university degree ;)
While I am all up for a good conspiracy theory as the next person, a bunch of things here simply don't make sense. Even if you have a university degree ;)
Well, I'm sorry to hear that. All I can say is this: You should reconsider your position, look into it deeper until the apparent "things that don't make sense" dissolve. If not, you'll be really pissed about a huge missed opportunity, some day soon...
Things like them reaching out to a number of companies and universities and nobody caring at all?
It's one huge conspiracy, all the university staff are in on it! Just imagine all of those evil teaching assistants getting huge payouts from the big electricity industry to keep silent!
It's one huge conspiracy, all the university staff are in on it! Just imagine all of those evil teaching assistants getting huge payouts from the big electricity industry to keep silent!
I am sure they'd get a much better response rate if they only built a single prototype that delivers whatever miniscule amount of "perpetual" energy.
If the problem is achieving manifacturing tolerances or reducing waste due to drag (they mention lubrication and bearings), maybe that answers their own questions.