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408 Suppressed Inventions and Other Discoveries
sophisticated vaporizing technology enabling high mileage performance.
In 1998 Mitsubishi announced the introduction of similar "lean burn"
technology that involved vaporizing the fuel. Although none of these
modern adaptations go as far as Pogue and some of his contemporaries,
Future Perfect Ltd. of Auckland, New Zealand, is currently marketing an
aftermarket vapor device that reputedly cuts hydrocarbon pollution by 60
percent.
So it is possible for us to use our fuel resources responsibly and economically.
But this does not alter the reality that, despite our best efforts
at conservation, our energy supplies are finite. Thus we must seek out
abundant resources. And, truth be known, we have the technology to harness
these resources for a cleaner, safer environment.
However, since the early years of this century, power and petroleum
companies have been resolute in their denial that alternate energy resources
exist. When faced with irrefutable proof, they have been even more resolute
in their efforts to suppress devices that would allow us to harness this energy.
The power of these corporations is such that, today, neither free energy
nor hydrogen have a place in a world reliant on fossil fuels.
Science, far from being value-free or disinterested, as it likes to portray
itself publicly, has always been an advocate for the dominant system in
which it has an important stake. If the current fossil-fuel economy were to
be disbanded, funds for pet research projects would rapidly disappear.
Because alternate energy researchers are a perceived threat to the organizations
which provide research funds, unconventional energy devices do
not and cannot work, or are doomed as quackery—"in scientific opinion.''
Take, for example, the free energy idea, which contends that the earth
is floating on (or in) a sea of energy. Space is not the vacuum that some
would have our students believe in science classes. It is a veritable sea of
energy. Indeed the very term "space" is almost a dead giveaway for the
message that establishment science wishes to create. In reality, it is not as
though matter has been created ex nihilo, it is that matter is created out of
this sea of energy.
Nikola Tesla and Henry Moray were inventors who actually designed
and built machinery that tapped into the free energy of space and harnessed
it to drive electric motors, operate radios, and light electric light
bulbs. Lester Hendershot invented a generator powered by the earth's
magnetic field that achieved similar results. Like so many other inventors
trying to make alternate energy a viable option, these men lacked "scientific"
training, and worked independently in their small workshops.
Scientists working for the establishment endeavored to discredit them,
rationalizing along the lines that, as the inventors were not learned in academic
science, they could not know what they were doing.