[Orangedog]

I am thinking the same thing. The thing that gets me is that the company has a pilot plant and investors. Real ones, by the sound of this article. Usually these "perpetual motion machine/zero point energy" scams are trying to get investors, this one's building a production plant.

Anytime you see the Buffets buying into something, that's a good indicator that this might be for real. His old man didn't get to be the 2nd richest man in the world by investing in perpetual motion.

[m1911]

Yeah, that struck me too. Definately sounds like this is for real, and it's going to drive the enviroweenies nuts. No more "When you drive alone you drive with Osama" BS.