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The Suppression of Fuel Savers and Alternate Energy Resources 457
Interviewed in 1994, John Moray was (in his sixties) a retired army
colonel now working full-time as a substitute teacher in Salt Lake City,
getting up before 5 A.M. to work on correspondence, and thinking of selling
the laboratory. The family had by no means abandoned Radiant
Energy, he said; keeping within their budget they contract out work on
the project. One time-waster, the family has discovered, is battling at
rumours. The latest wild tale which John heard was that there was a
Moray device in his basement.
"What a ridiculous statement; that is the last place we would keep one!"
"If I had a machine, what good would it do to show people If they
don't believe the tests that have already been run, they're not going to
believe what they see anyhow."
What part did secretiveness play in the fadeout of Moray's Radiant
Energy technology And is secretiveness a result of today's patent office/
attorney/competition-oriented setup Admitting that his father refused to
release specifics about his invention without first getting signed and legally-binding
contracts, John Moray wrote in The Sea of Energy that "If this
is carrying an invention as too tight a secret then why do patent laws
require it"
What factors most suppressed the Moray device John replies, "Finances.
And also personal animosity, ego, avariciousness . . ." The violence
"It was always over money."
The ego factor enters when a scientist values a reputation as an expert
more than truthfulness. This was underlined when Richard Moray visited
Harvey Fletcher Sr. before the eminent scientist died of old age. The man
had publicly denied that he had seen a working model of Henry's invention.
Now the scientist was well into his nineties and apparently making
peace with his life.
"He admitted that, yes, the Radiant Energy device worked just like my
father said," Richard said in an interview, with a look of deep frustration.
"I asked him 'then why, why did you do what you did'" Richard measured
out his next words flatly. "He said 'because I couldn't admit that I
didn't know . . .'"
Ego, greed, excessive pride and distrust. Will enough people rise above
these motivations and see themselves connected with all others in a sea of
energy Perhaps then Radiant Energy units could light up this world.
REFERENCES
Burridge, Gaston. "Alchemist 1956" Fate magazine, Sept. 16, 1956.
Davidson, Dan A. Energy: Breakthroughs to New Free Energy Systems.
Greenville, TX: RIVAS, 1977, 1990.