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By the way, fusion, cold or hot, does NOT produce Tritium. It produces Helium. Different (non dangerous) element.

Dont confuse him with scientific facts and the laws of physics. The fact that fusion is done using deuterium and tritium to make Helium is a fundamental fact that is lost on the op.

fusion is the combining of nuclei.  when you combine 2 deuterium nuclei you have fusion and produce tritium and 4HE

see you learn something new every day.

I talked about this 4 years ago, ask lucky LOL

IN fact I was all ready to order me up a 50 gallon drum of heavy water!  At least until I found out they charged 400 bucks an oz.  LMAO

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Why does a false flag have to be nuclear?   I could throw 200 marbles in the mall and create confusion. 

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well I started the project and it appeared to work as expected.   My purpose was using it for a super efficient heater and pull off as much residual electricity as possible for a bonus.  I got the expected sharp knee reduction in current and it heated a gallon of water much faster than my stove with considerably less power which was expected but the electrode didnt last very long and needed continual adjusting.   Frankly I have not even thought about it since then.....  Use as a heater requires long term stability and no one wants to be adjusting it constantly.   Now I came up with fix but that would have required a complete redesign that would have been a rather large undertaking (and expense) and while I was mulling it over I got distracted and built another device that was something that is frankly marketable and produces about 130% eff in heating but I had industry in mind but mainly wanted it for the home but it had to be downsized to the point the point the 30% savings went up in smoke.  So that shot that in the ass, at least for home use.  Anyway I completed the foundational work so its ready go in as much as concept to design so I may still produce them at some point....   But I so fucking hate marketing a new product and even with patents others  have workarounds and china gets it and your done.  So I shelved it and just continue to use my burn any damn thing furnace. LOL

thats how that story on that episode stands.  It was fun though I have always enjoyed designing shit.  Right now I am as everyone can tell heavy into law and playing in the courts and I find it difficult to jump from one from on frame of mind to another in a snap of a finger to any real depth and maintain my present focus.  I want to get down to the bottom of getting all our rights back (if we ever really had them) not only for me but so that the courts respect peoples rights without them having to wade through the syntax and procedural minefield fight for what these trustees swore an oath to protect in the first place!  the problem is that most people not only do not know what their rights are but have no clue how to traverse that mine field the bar has set for them.   I might pick it up the fusion toys again at some point if my interest swings that way.  (I have to many LOL) 

Meantime I still heat for free except for the cost of running the blower which is peanuts so its no rush.  

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if I start laughing at this BS I'd never stop
and the wireless power transmission? you know, the other part of the combo that would make you the richest man on the planet - but you can't be bothered to produce/market (errr if it worked, someone would do all that for you for, say, 10% of the cake, I can guarantee that! )

jesus you could run a city from the fumes off the crap that gets spouted by some on here, thats for sure!