Re: [MLUG - DISCUSSION] Perpetual Motion Machine?

[Michael <EMAIL:PROTECTED>]

If you doubt the possibility of a free energy engine, ie a perpetual 
motion machine, I'd suggest studying Tesla. I suggest the book 'Tesla: 
Man Out of Time' as a good start. Tesla could do fantastic tricks with 
electricity that nobody else has yet figured out and he was a great 
believer in the concepts of wirelessly transmitted energy, which he 
actually demonstrated frequently in different uses, and in the existence 
of enough natural loose energy that it could easily be collected and 
used to power lights, motors, and all other manners of electrical tools.

We've talked a little about his project to create a free wireless 
communication and power transmitting network which sadly for financial 
reasons he was unable to complete. If only the greedy business men of 
his day had had the vision to empower him more - given that if he'd 
decided to defend his patents and royalty claims he could have been the 
richest person alive. Tesla would be my example of why scientists, 
artists, and other contributors to society should be provided for by 
public grant. Might be worth noting also that he was an immigrant to 
America who did manual labor when he first came here.

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