My friend, Wade Frazier is arguably one of the most knowledgable people on the planet when it comes to free energy having lived a cycle of getting a highly efficient heat pump to market and it’s consequences as well as researching the subject in depth. Wade continues to inform to a small audience that wants to get to the truth in a sea of misinformation and deception and do what they can to get this technology where it belongs-in the hand of the many. The following piece is part of a large collection that Wade has shared at Project Avalon.net and his site, A Healed Planet.net. Be forewarned, once you visit Wade’s site, you may go down a rabbit hole and spend hours exploring. But that’s a good thing.

It is time once again to reiterate my intention for my public FE work. I have done it several times, and each time I say it a little differently, so that the point can get across, because it is obviously a difficult concept, even when people are trying to understand. It took me many hard years to arrive at my perspective, and I sympathize with people who have been influenced by all the scientists, inventors, and promoters who have dominated this subject for many years. I am not taking their approach.

The analogy this time will focus on the automobile. What are cars good for? What are their transformative effects on societies? What are their costs and benefits? The conversation can stray into the metallurgy for making lighter, stronger engines, or valve design, radiator design, gear ratios, or the various ways that fuel can be introduced and combusted. Those are important scientific and engineering issues, but they generally have tangential impact on the discussion of what a car is good for and how it can transform a society. Technical types can discuss why cars get the MPGs they do and how that can be improved. But anybody who discusses the technicalities of high MPG carburetors, without an understanding that the corporate imperative is to keep MPGs low to help the oil companies, is missing the dynamic’s most important part. High MPG carburetors do not mean anything in a corporate culture that has effectively banished them:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/advent.htm#carb1

The world’s best engine does not mean anything:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/energy.htm#glimpse

in a world where such disruptive technologies are shelved and buried by the score, even if they ever get to the point of becoming a market threat (which rarely happens).

Dennis discovered the hard way that Washington’s electric companies were not really interested in energy conservation,

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/energy1.htm#run

even when their propaganda said so:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/energy1.htm#whoops

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