Comment Re:He tried patenting it... (Score 1) 986
But you contradict yourself. If (as you said yourself) that he could not get a patent, then trade secret is his only real protection.
He didn't get the patent because he didn't actually describe how the device works. You can't patent a secret, and keep it a secret. The reason he didn't describe how it works is almost certainly because IT DOESN'T WORK. If it is a hoax, everything he is doing would make complete sense. If it is real, then nothing that he is doing makes sense. So someone who is behaving like a fraud, claims to be able to violate the known laws of physics. If anyone wants to bet that this is real, I'll give you 100 to 1 odds that it is not.
"If anyone wants to bet that this is real, I'll give you 100 to 1 odds that it is not." OK I'm willing to take that wager for $1000, give me a reply and we'll arrange it
