> Some rely on "laws of Physics" which are as yet adumbrated.
> eg Zero Point energy.

These are described as "Zero Point Energy Wands"

http://www.manaproducts.co.nz/energy-wands.asp

The explanation for how they work (claimed) though is not
substantiated

If I thought the Commerce Commission would take any notice
I'd complain about most of their products. But the CC doesn't
listen

But, like I said, people want to believe. If they think they can run
their car on water, be my guest

If they think a $58 non-biodegradable plastic ball full of rocks
washes better than bio-degradable detergent and saves the
planet, have at it. If we could only appeal to the planet to stop
pumping out millions of tonnes of noxious gases from vents, and
evolve termites that don't fart. Mother's not really helping is she

Joe
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