My concern about this invention is that it will be bought up and never show up on the market. This has been a problem in the past. As you may know some inventors have been found missing with their inventions never getting to the marketplace, or just bought up and hidden from the public, etc.

It will be exciting if it works, gets to the market place, and is reasonably priced but I can't imagine the power companies allowing the sale of this unless they themselves owned the device. But then if no one needed energy again they probably would just buy it up and take it to the invention graveyard.

Reminds me of the solar battery cars I saw in the 50's, they were shown at the auto shows in L.A. and ran well. Ready to be produced and then NOTHING, gone and never spoken of again. Also the car that ran on water in the 60's, showed up in the auto mags and then, poof, gone.

Let us hope it works well and gets into production.

Just to make my previous comment clearer: I'm not poo-poo'ing this tech or anything, just would like some light shed on it and some of the hype/hysteria wiped away. Hard to see things clearly through foggy glasses.

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Makes me a bit weary about this.

Real science can take criticism, in fact, critical thinking is a cornerstone of science. If this technology is real, it should be reproducible and testable. Critiques should be welcome. There will always be idiots out there who say "You can't do it" or "That won't work", and they have been proved wrong over and over again. Inventor, prove the naysayers wrong, and the scientific community WILL embrace you.