hgus
Critical Thinker
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Such blatant expressions of violations of known physical laws are rare. Most people who are trying to sneak a free energy/cold fusion/perpetual motion machine through the patent process try to obscure their intent with vague wording. Even in cases where the examiner at the International stage thinks they might be trying to pull a fast one, they usually just leave it up to the later National level examiners to get into that argument, because there just isn't enough time at during the International phase for a lot of such back-and-forth.
So the fact that in this case, the examiner decided to make a point of raising this objection tells you how obviously BS his claims are.
Or how scared TPTB is.
