Owning A Generator Which Creates Free Electric Energy For All
How would you like to create a generator which creates free electric energy
? Get rich beyond avarice, win the Pulitzer Prize, be a household name, be richer than the creator of Harry Potter, and never have to turn off the lights.How to Save Energy
Sounds wonderful - as good as perpetual motion or turning rocks into gold or having a money tree. Even just no electric bill would be nice, not to mention all the rest. Forget solar and wind power, which are more complicated than a generator. Unless you invent one that works with a hand crank, it sounds like a winner on all levels.
With your generator working away for all to see, you could walk into history and also into the office of a major manufacturing plant that would pay almost anything for the rights to such a machine (once they got over the shock). With a lump sum up front tucked away in the bank (after taxes it will tuck more easily) and royalties on every unit sold, you would be set for life.
Money can't buy happiness. All that glitters - or in this case sparks - is not gold. Look before you leap. Better a dry crust in a corner than cake in an all-electric palace, or something like that. You get what you pay for. Nothing is free in this life. A sucker is born every minute. A get-rich scheme only makes the one who invents it rich. All of this good advice can't be wrong - generations have lived by it, after all.
Of course, in this case you would be the inventor. But do you want to cheat all those who would want the same energy independence? Give them all a skin disease? After all, you are already depriving the electric company, maybe a co-op of your friends and neighbors, of their rightful due for stringing all those wires and building all those majestic pylons across the hills and valleys. Have a little social responsibility, can't you?
In this case, there is only one thing to be done. Write a science fiction book, sell it to Hollywood as a blockbuster ultimate doom movie, and use your proceeds to pay your electric bill. Get a super hero or a movie idol to save the world and know that you yourself are such a one.
But then, you could buy all of them their own all-electric crash pad and install high fences around yours with free security cameras every ten feet. You could hire a social secretary to screen your visitors, only allowing in those you really wanted to see. Of course, they might be all glued to their flat screen TVs and too occupied to come visit their benefactor. You could end up as a poor little rich person, lonely and forgotten by all those who should be supporting you in your isolated ivory tower.
So the answer to the question: How would you like to create a generator which creates free electric energy? may be "I would like it a lot!" or it may be "It would have been great, but..." Like many other things that look good at first, it needs to be understood in all its ramifications.
by: John Manzanet