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Conclusion
It's conceivable that the next car you buy may be fueled by water. Perhaps,
at that time, your income will no longer be eaten up by the electric
bill, because free energy will have hastened the extinction of mighty
power monopolies. In fact, years from now, your children (or your children's
children) may awaken to find their planet Earth unspoiled by toxic
wastes, and maybe even fully recovered from the havoc that we have
wreaked continuously through the centuries.
However, if we continue along the course that we have mapped out for
ourselves, it's not very likely that we'll benefit from these developments
any time soon. Too many people have become accustomed to our current
state of affairs, accepting the imbalance of our ecosystem as the inevitable
byproduct of progress. Too few have questioned the wisdom of this
learned helplessness.
What we must ask ourselves, then, is whether or not the bleak outlook
that we have constructed really is unavoidable. I believe that our species
has the capacity to deviate from the path that we have set out on, and to
chart a new course for ourselves, and for future generations. Suppressed
Inventions and Other Discoveries has highlighted many inventions and
ideas that have been developed in the last century of this millennium—the
innovations of researchers and inventors who refused to resign themselves
to fate. But what has been presented here is only a fraction of what actually
exists, because each breakthrough that you have read about actually
represents dozens of others that remain obscured.
The suppression of new paradigms and creative thinking in science,
technology, and medicine affects us all, and we can no longer afford to
ignore the overwhelming evidence that it does exist. What the world could
have been and still could be if we encouraged and nurtured non-polluting
technologies like hydrogen or free energy is worthy of our deepest consideration.
We simply must stop killing the planet, each other, and our-
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