If you all had more work to do, you would not have so much idle time...LOL!
Don't think that experimenting is useful if there are no new ideas. Nor should we believe that innovative ideas come by themselves with time. I come here because of the brain storming I thought I would find, because a lot of collective ideas, not necessarily very good ones, can lead to a good new idea. Unfortunately I realize that this is not how it usually happens, even if there are exceptions. There are very few ideas, even less new ideas, and most of them are childish, it's not a brain storming anymore, it's the playground. Most free energy researchers don't experiment at all. They spend their time reproducing other people's setups (which, moreover, have never worked). They spend their time repeating the same narrow-minded ideas, like the anti-Lenz law or the "ambient energy that is everywhere", without ever drawing any conclusion, learning nothing from their failures. They spend their time using and interpreting scientific jargon without understanding what it means, and denigrating scientists who, unlike them, would not have understood anything. I see very few original setups, even less that would be a proof of concept. Experimenting with free energy means testing one's own ideas, suggesting them, taking into account objections, and doing what others have not done, since no one has free energy!
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