Can Bedini Free Energy Motors Really Defy the Laws of Physics?

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The discussion centers on the claim that Bedini Free Energy Motors can produce more output than input, which is asserted to defy the laws of physics. Participants express skepticism, emphasizing that such claims are not scientifically valid and that there is no evidence for free energy. The mention of a patented process is criticized as a sign of misunderstanding about patents. Overall, the consensus is that the concept is a bluff and not credible. The thread concludes with a definitive statement that free energy does not exist.
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Is it true? Does this really defies a law of physics? (More output than input). or is it bluff...
 
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"And it is a patented process in this system, so I cannot divulge the exact processes involved"

Perhaps next he can learn what a patent is. Then his investors will REALLY be impressed.

Seriously, anybody that writes that about a patent isn't exactly the brightest bulb on the Christmas tree.
 
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agabrielauto said:
Is it true?
No.
agabrielauto said:
Does this really defies a law of physics? (More output than input).
Yes. Several, actually.
agabrielauto said:
or is it bluff...
That's one word for it.
 
negitron said:
That's one word for it.
There's a more more appropriate one that starts with the same letter.
 
Yes, but the forum won't let me type it. :frown:
 
There is no free energy. Thread locked.
 

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