No one is suggesting we ignore it!
And who's to say that one of those magnet motors or water cars doesn't do what is claimed? This forum is primarily interested in discussing the facts and evidence, preferably with supporting references and calculations, in order to establish the level of credibility of the claims. It is SELDOM a black or white situation. just because past claims of magnet motors and water cars have been shown to be mistaken or fraudulent, doesn't mean that ALL such claims can be concluded to be the same. IF you think that, then you have no idea how science operates. This forum prefers to discuss the salient points rationally and everyone can come their OWN conclusions. we don't need you or JC or anyone else to point out the obvious in an attempt to save us from a scammer. -Mark From: Mary Yugo [mailto:maryyu...@gmail.com] Sent: Thursday, November 24, 2011 12:43 PM To: vortex-l@eskimo.com Subject: Re: [Vo]:Kullander Nov. 23 lecture slides (mostly in Swedish) <snip> I can't agree with ignoring other bad science and technology fraud. The average person in the street won't know that "water cars" (adding on board generation of hydrogen to the air-fuel mix) don't work and they are sending scammers tons of money-- the exact amount isn't clear. Several prosecutions for fraud have happened due to "water car" claims but news ones keep sprouting up all the time. There are not enough investigators and the crimes are comparatively not severe enough so many are never prosecuted. This may not be a suitable place to discuss those frauds but they certainly need to be discussed somewhere!
