2012 in Review--2013 Free Energy Predictions
Though the year didn't bring several technologies to market as
I had predicted last year (due to "you don't deserve it yet" lack of
adequate awakening), great progress was made. We highlight some of the
leading trends, both upward, as well as some of those that are fading,
gratefully.
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by
Sterling D. Allan
Pure Energy Systems News
In 2012, once again, Andrea Rossi's
E-Cat dominated free energy news in volume of coverage, but this
year a number of other Low Energy Nuclear Reaction (LENR --
colloquially called "cold fusion", which is probably inaccurate since
"transmutation" is the likely mechanism, not "fusion") technologies rose
to prominence as well, most notably
Defkalion
and
Brillouin. Though they didn't make it into the news much,
Nanospire's story of cavitation being a driver to use Zero
Point Energy to facilitate the nuclear event, captured our imagination
about a new prime mover for the 21st century.
As I prepared the
LENR-Weekly
compilation of news from around the world each week over this past year,
typically around a third to a half of the 30 to 60 stories each week
were about Rossi's E-Cat and Hot-Cat, with an increasing proportion
being about other LENR companies, projects, and technologies; or about
the field in general.
For me, and I think for the field in general, the most exciting
development has been the emergence of the
Martin Fleischmann Memorial Project (MFMP) over at
http://QuantumHeat.org which seeks
to replicate Francesco Celani's open source cell and make a kit that can
be distributed to universities around the world to prove to academia
once and for all that LENR is real and very exciting as a clean,
affordable energy source for mankind. They are still in the stage of
replicating, but expect to roll out kits in 2013.
Meanwhile, in academia, the most surprising, consistent news maker has
been the
Athanor Hydrobetatron LENR Cell of the Leopoldo Pirelli Industrial
High School in Rome that has held two conferences and posted
replications and improvements in the field since their debut in April.
While most universities are ignoring the subject, the Pirelli High
School has been showing leadership surpassing nearly anything taking
place at any university worldwide, except maybe Bologna,
MIT, and the
University of Missouri.
2012 Not as Great as I Predicted
(Nearly verbatim repeat of what I said last year, with a few
modifications.)
Just as the year
prior, once again my
predictions for 2012 turned out to be far too optimistic for what
would unfold in the world of free energy (devices that harness energy
provided freely by the wheelwork of nature), compared to what actually
materialized. While there were many great advances toward the
marketplace by several exotic free energy technology companies, 2012 was
a let-down for me personally because I tend to think things are going to
happen sooner than they do.
Progress was indeed made last year, and we definitely got closer to some
of these exotic modalities emerging. Bear in mind that much took place
behind the scenes -- inventors making significant breakthroughs but not
wanting any coverage.
Overall, it seemed to me that some higher guidance system for the planet
was saying, "You
don't deserve it yet." And I said as much
several times in some interview opportunities I had, such as on
Gaiam TV and
Coast to Coast AM.
With the economies of the world spinning into melt-down mode, I've felt
an extreme urgency to help facilitate the emergence of these free energy
technologies that make energy so much cheaper, portable and clean; while
creating jobs, instilling hope, and fostering independence from the
central powers that be.
While the solutions are so close to materializing, something seems to be
holding them back.
It's as if mankind needs to go through at least a certain extent of
collapse, to experience the consequences of the bad decisions we've made
and priorities we've displayed in recent generations.
But like the addict, we don't have to "hit the wall" before we wake up.
We can see the handwriting on the wall and wake up before losing
everything. The problem is that the "denial" mode of the addict prevents
them from admitting their problem until they hit the wall.
We have become addicted to acquiring frivolous stuff while trashing the
planet, living for today while building debt for tomorrow, both
financially as well as in terms of planetary resources.
We let our kids play violent, greedy, and lascivious computer games; and
we let them watch programs that glorify these things as well;
role-playing behaviors that we would never support in real life, even
while subtly endorsing those behaviors by allowing them in games and
entertainment.
The list of grievances against what is good and right is extensive. Does
such a degenerate society deserve free energy technology?
The encouraging thing is the awakening that has been happening, both
recently as well as over the long haul by the pioneers of enlightenment
that have always been with us, pushing the envelope, getting us to
realize what is truly important -- eternal values such as love, freedom,
hope, seeing the best in each other, repentance, forgiveness, gratitude,
etc. -- and promoting higher ways of seeing life: the interconnectedness
of all things, the divine potential in each, the value of opposition,
the power of positive thinking, not giving in to fear, etc.
Yes, we should continue to do what we can to help free energy
technologies emerge, but we also need patience to realize that there is
an element of timing to coincide with the maturation or metamorphosis of
society.
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