Why so many naysayers?

[cruiseonwater]

I for one am tired of seeing the plants that say this can't be done.
A search on Stanley Meyer returns some useful results, but mostly a lot of conspiracy stuff and people that say it is impossible.
Maybe it is for them, but I don't think Stan lied to the patent office.
He was awarded patents because his claims were witnessed and approved.
I say lets keep truckin'!
There are some other forums and places where people are trying to fabricate designs that work instead of trying to stop progress.
I'm glad to be here - it seems like a welcome place for water cell development.
Anyone who wants to keep paying for fossil fuel and funding overseas hostiles can do so if they wish.
As for me - I'll be riding on water!

[h2oadmin]

Most of the people who say it can't be done have never tried themselves, so they are just displaying their bias.
They are correct in that these new technologies will never work for them - because they won't try!
Are there scams out there? Yes.
But I have heard too many success stories to fall for the 'overunity is impossible' lecture.
It is just too much for some people to comprehend that you are pulling energy in from the environment.
Overunity has never claimed to get something from nothing - we are simply changing energy from one state to another.
One of the laws of physics clearly states that energy cannot be created (aside from God Himself).
There are many things we do not understand yet, and this is one of them.
Stan has some fascinating discussions about this - with the atomic structure and energy topics.
Instead of making a decision, people need to build this stuff for themselves - then at least they have evidence to go by.