Dr Skip wrote:
> Where's the motivation or profit to develop free energy
> from water unless you control all the water?

That's a totally absurd argument.  From selling or licensing the patented
devices, abviously (duh!).

For example, suppose I came up with a new technology that could convert
sunlight to electricity at 50% efficiency and cost $10 per square meter.  N=
o
laws of physics as they are currently understood need to be overlooked.
Let's even further say that reasonably clever tinkerers could reproduce thi=
s
themselves.  You really don't think that couldn't become a commercial
success!!?  I wouldn't need to own sunlight to make this work, just the
patent rights.


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