> Isn't this all about sound science, and that it won't change 
> "anytime soon"? :)
> 
> Gerhard


Science need evidence, so where is it?

Pick a technology where efficiency is improving, say LED light output vs
power.  Plot how that changes over time.  You should be able to extrapolate
where it breaks the 100% mark.  Yay!  Take that, physics.  Maybe you could
ask Keelynet for hydrogen production rates from electrolysis or something.

Or, as someone mentioned, we could just solve Einsteins Grand Unified
Theory.  Not sure how that would break thermodynamics, but we could get
anti-gravity.  Neat!

Well, this thread got tedious fast.

Tony

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