> From: Jones Beene ...
> Yup, a hydrino-assisted heat pump in your home, coming > soon....They must have finally gotten the Thermacore > patent problems worked out. Jones, Another thought ran through my noggin... Assuming there is some truth to this rumor it really brings to bare, at least from my point of view, how the need to protect intellectual property and their associated patents has probably delayed the introduction of desperately needed alternative sources of energy into the mainstream - perhaps by years if not decades. I'm also reminded of the legal hassles BLP has had to endure when they couldn't get a number of key processes patented because the technology they were trying to protect was based on theories the physics community flatly claimed was impossible, and as such, the patent office holding up the party line rejected them as well. I can't help but think someone is eventually going to write a controversial book on these issues - how the introduction of beneficial inventions were almost criminally delayed from pubic introduction primarily due to legal hassles and intellectual bigotry. I don't claim to have a better solution or how these matters could be better handled. I'll leave it to those who are in positions to either help or hinder the process - like an attorney! Mr. Beene, what say you on this topic? Regards, Steven Vincent Johnson www.OrionWorks.com
