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Sometimes they stick out above the surface of the tile and you can't grout over them, especially when you're installing laser cut polished porcelain tiles with very thin grout lines. Then when you try to get them out with a screwdriver or whatever, the chances of chipping a tile are high. My...

Me? Guys I think you've misunderstood. I don't want to invest in it. I don't want to find investors for it. I don't want to go to lawyers, or spend any money at all on anything. My position is simple - he asked me what I thought, and I've been thinking about it for a while. I thought to ask...

How can I verify that your statement is correct? Personally I have no stake in this, I just want to see what his device is. I've said the same thing. I personally think that just building one power plant privately without patent would make more than enough money for him and his progeny to live...

Sorry. Impossible according to presently accepted theory. You know, same sort of thing as the world being flat, the Earth being the center of the universe etc. Anyway I don't know why there is so much scorn when talking about this kind of stuff. It's almost as if people don't want it

A perpetual motion device is technically impossible, which means that if anyone did it, it would mean that free (or cheap) unlimited clean energy is possible. That's why.

Cheers for the replies. Just to clarify, I'm not looking for people to invest in it. This is a "how do we set it up to protect investors money yet make sure that it is there 100% for a world wide patent" question. He is adamant that he wont disclose until there is enough money for a world...

That really does say a lot about the world that we live in, doesn't it. You can patent the nuclear reactor that made 8% of Japan uninhabitable, that poisoned the Pacific Ocean and millions of people, some of whom are as yet unborn, but you can't patent a machine that produces free power for...

This is going to sound crazy, and if anyone quotes the second law of thermodynamics to me I may get a little upset, but I'm going to lay it on you anyway. Suppose you knew someone who had invented a device that made water run uphill under its own weight, without any fuel of any kind...