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Author Topic: Overunity electrolysis - 31 times more effective gas production than with DC  (Read 233739 times)

SeaMonkey

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No, there is never any fee or cost or ever any request
for donations.  The "group" are self-supporting and
provide to others the knowledge which was freely given
to them.

For reasons which you may not yet appreciate there is
some selectivity.  The knowledge will not be provided
to any who may be tempted to abuse it.

There is the possibility that some may discover through
their own efforts the essence of the process.  With that
self-developed understanding there also develops within
the experimenter an awesome appreciation and an
unpremeditated desire to want to safeguard the knowledge
until such time as it may be safely made available to all.

Stan was affected by this transformation too but his desire
for fame and fortune proved too strong.  As it turned out,
that was his undoing.  The "system" saw to it that his efforts
were neutralized for obvious reasons.



MarkE

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No, there is never any fee or cost or ever any request
for donations.  The "group" are self-supporting and
provide to others the knowledge which was freely given
to them.

For reasons which you may not yet appreciate there is
some selectivity.  The knowledge will not be provided
to any who may be tempted to abuse it.

There is the possibility that some may discover through
their own efforts the essence of the process.  With that
self-developed understanding there also develops within
the experimenter an awesome appreciation and an
unpremeditated desire to want to safeguard the knowledge
until such time as it may be safely made available to all.

Stan was affected by this transformation too but his desire
for fame and fortune proved too strong.  As it turned out,
that was his undoing.  The "system" saw to it that his efforts
were neutralized for obvious reasons.
As it is with all cults, there is "some selectivity".  Always behind the curtain.  Always suggested.  Never evidenced.

SeaMonkey

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Quote from: MarkE
As it is with all cults, there is "some selectivity".  Always behind the curtain.  Always suggested.  Never evidenced.

Selectivity is an efficient way of weeding out the
unsuitable;  it is part of our human nature.  I would
venture to say that you yourself exercise prudent
selectivity as you go about your numerous endeavors
or social experiences.



MarkE

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Selectivity is an efficient way of weeding out the
unsuitable;  it is part of our human nature.  I would
venture to say that you yourself exercise prudent
selectivity as you go about your numerous endeavors
or social experiences.
Sure you cull the herd in a way that suits your purposes.  You wouldn't want heretics milling about asking pesky questions.

SeaMonkey

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Au contraire mon frere!  Heretics are most welcome
to embark upon the experimental journey.  Provided
of course that they are honest and trustworthy heretics
who would not abuse the knowledge.

The Committee is very good at interpreting intentions
through analysis of the spoken or written word.  Then
of course there is the ethics and integrity test.

It may be now said that this exercise has accomplished
its intended purpose.

MarkE

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Au contraire mon frere!  Heretics are most welcome
to embark upon the experimental journey.  Provided
of course that they are honest and trustworthy heretics
who would not abuse the knowledge.

The Committee is very good at interpreting intentions
through analysis of the spoken or written word.  Then
of course there is the ethics and integrity test.

It may be now said that this exercise has accomplished
its intended purpose.
Translation: "Cull the herd."  A consequence of claiming that you keep evidence supporting extraordinary claims secret is that it leaves you with empty hands.

SeaMonkey

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Patience.

In Due Time all will be revealed.

It must not be haphazard.


MarkE

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Patience.

In Due Time all will be revealed.

It must not be haphazard.
Tomorrow, tomorrow, or the week after next or the Fifth of Never, unrevealed evidence might as well be no evidence at all.  If you actually have evidence and if you actually wish to be taken seriously, then it is in your interest to produce evidence of the extraordinary claims of Stan Meyer that you defend.  If you don't care if you are taken seriously, or if you can't produce evidence, then leaving things be as they are is as good as it gets for defending those claims.

SeaMonkey

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Nay, evidence of the process would be counterproductive
to the aims of the exercise.  It is not yet time for that
level of commotion.  Those who are destined to proceed
quietly towards success have now begun their work.  They
are beginning to see where certain modifications to their
drivers are needed.  It is essential that this next phase of
the development be done by a core of exceptional men
who will in turn, at the designated time, share with all.


MarkE

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Tomorrow, tomorrow, we'll all have jam ... tomorrow.

stevie1001

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After reading all these posts here, i feel the need to add something here.


The only person really doing practical research is Les Banki here......
Les, keep yr head up, and please continue and thank you for sharing your results and schematics.


thumbs up!


Any person posting 14 posts each day is also an interesting subject to talk about, if that person is not a moderator.....
Any person not posting any testresults or project status is also just trying to see results over the back from others.....


think about that.


ARMCORTEX

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The only researcher who doing the right thing was Dankie.

He made the Stephen Meyers driver and amplifier and perfect pulses.

All else is admitted unworking and un-understood technology.

When pursuing what could have been a fraud, he who escapes with net benefit is the winner.

Thus Dankie was the most cunning, and best researcher, escaping the ship with no damage.

Today, the only path to further progress is by pursuing his research, using his circuits.

All who disagree with this are unintelligent monkeys, who did not do the detective work.

MarkE

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The only researcher who doing the right thing was Dankie.

He made the Stephen Meyers driver and amplifier and perfect pulses.

All else is admitted unworking and un-understood technology.

When pursuing what could have been a fraud, he who escapes with net benefit is the winner.

Thus Dankie was the most cunning, and best researcher, escaping the ship with no damage.

Today, the only path to further progress is by pursuing his research, using his circuits.

All who disagree with this are unintelligent monkeys, who did not do the detective work.
What results did Dankie ever show?  Did he claim he managed OU?

ARMCORTEX

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Due to lack of abundant funds, and lack of verifiability he pulled out.

He was not gonna put his money on the line to build e intricate cell he needed, 6 sets 18 tubes.

Due to the constant disagreement with his lackeys, which would not submit to his views, and send him all their life savings, humanity was doomed. His arrogance may have played a part in this, but only slightly.

MarkE

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Thanks.  Did he publish either  or both the circuits that he used, and any test results of at least the circuits?