Another free energy BS

[blueskull]

Just received this link in my spam folder.

http://www.simpleoffgridsystem.net/report/1/9/103591/28477365/

Enjoy the bullshit .

[Brumby]

Pass.

The roses in the front garden are going berserk enough as it is.

[Ian.M]

TLDR: $49 perpetual motion machine plans named "Tesla Generator"

[crispy_tofu]

Why does this sound like a movie plot? 
A tale of betrayal and revenge!!
And the 'in-action' video is so grainy that it could feed a family for a month...

[Augustus]

Oh boy... I clicked on it and it goes on and on and on and on and it even doesn't like you to leave the page... Hope there isn't any more nasty code hidden in there 

[crispy_tofu]

I'm still waiting for the 'free sample PDF' they promised to send me... 

[TerraHertz]

Fuuuu*k that's annoying.
I like looking at wacky science scams, since they usually include *some* kind of technical spiel, which can be amusing.
But that video is 102% pure advertising, with no tech content at all. Except for being an insult to Tesla by trying to leverage off his greatness, which makes it even more insufferable.

There isn't even a progress bar on the video player, so you have no idea how much longer that infuriating crap will go on for. Or is it perpetual?

So that was many minutes completely wasted.
Anyway, any 'free energy' scheme that promised to "reduce your power bill by x percent" is stupid. If a 'free power system worked, the only future relations users would have with power companies, would be legal issues due to having cut the cables to the street, and refusing to pay anything at all. Which I am sure would turn out to be illegal in some way, such as urban building codes requiring a grid electricity supply, without which buildings would be condemned as unfit for habitation.

[Mechanical Menace]

But that video is 102% pure advertising, with no tech content at all. Except for being an insult to Tesla by trying to leverage off his greatness, which makes it even more insufferable.

The whole "Cult of Tesla" is an insult to the man. I personally feel like they are taking advantage of his sporadic mental health and also use him to try and do the same sort of credit stealing that was done to him. The hypocrisy of that bit makes me gip...

[electr_peter]

Fuuuu*k that's annoying.
I like looking at wacky science scams, since they usually include *some* kind of technical spiel, which can be amusing.
But that video is 102% pure advertising, with no tech content at all. Except for being an insult to Tesla by trying to leverage off his greatness, which makes it even more insufferable.
There isn't even a progress bar on the video player, so you have no idea how much longer that infuriating crap will go on for. Or is it perpetual?

I have seen few other videos in this same annoying style for other services/products (something crazy like how to get girls attention 100% of the time). Anyway, the main idea is to keep talking BS with empty words and with no substance. If the viewer/listener is stupid enough to continue to watch/listen, he/she will likely buy whatever is advertised.

[rich]

The whole "Cult of Tesla" is an insult to the man. I personally feel like they are taking advantage of his sporadic mental health and also use him to try and do the same sort of credit stealing that was done to him. The hypocrisy of that bit makes me gip...

Agree, this kind of stuff makes me mad. Permitted Tesla exceptions should be the likes of Matthew Inman of The Oatmeal fame and Elon Musk.



A quick whois for the BS site turns up related sites which are more disturbing/scaremongering end of days survival sites all touting free energy plans for 49.99
http://www.solarsteampower.com/
http://www.stringsgenerator.com/
http://www.enddayssurvival.com/

he also does a good line in hearing and hair loss reversal (but only until big pharma or the amish force him to take it down):
http://www.hearinglossreversed.org/

[Ian.M]

If my TLDR summary wasn't good enough, you could always read what is allegedly the video transcript:
http://www.simpleoffgridsystem.net/script/1/9/103591/28477365/-/1/
with your browser in 'paranoid lockdown mode'

Unfortunately with the world birth rate of 4.3 births/second (2014), there are considerably more than one suckers born every minute . . .

[TerraHertz]

A quick whois for the BS site turns up related sites which are more disturbing/scaremongering end of days survival sites all touting free energy plans for 49.99

Oh well, hopefully when the Russians are done putting ISIS through a blender, they can spare a leftover stealth cruise missile for this guy's base of operations.