Jed wrote:
"Okay, but surely not THIS big!"

Ah, but you missed the bit about getting attention.

AA < There are several small magnet motors that the inventors claim work but no one believes them. >

"Many people would believe them if they would perform a proper demonstration. It is not difficult to define what constitutes "proper" in this context. Let it run for a long time on a glass table."

There is always some claim. It has a battery hidden in it etc. If some recognized university would run a test they might be believed, but it is beneath their dignity or they don't want to be seen considering something contrary to mainstream theories. LENR is a good example.

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