Cont: Brilliant Light Power Going To Market - Free Energy Generator Part 3

[markie]

I have only ever seen the like before among the religious. It is kind of shocking. Yet not really surprising. The shock is more about the religious fervour. "My church is better that yours" and all that crap. Seeing it introduced wilfully into scientific endeavour is disturbing.

Anyway markie, so far, to show for your thirty year investment is nothing and you will likely pass on with none. You have claimed in 2019 that if there is no significant progress you will reassess your engagement with BLP. Has not happened for the last thirty years. What makes you think it will now?

Nothing, it's just more of the same nonsense. The Arkwright corner set up a corner store shell company much like anyone would do. I would. If I want to get into a dodgy venture given I already have a perfectly viable business, I would make sure that the venture was insulated away from my existing business so that my core was safe. That is good business practice.

Your real problem is that you do not operate in such spheres and thus do not understand them.

And you cannot understand that those who do know when someone is selling a pup. And you fail to notice when a bloke with a legitimate business was careful enough to insulate himself, his business and his employees from a purely speculative investment. You simply do not operate in those kind of spaces.

That is not a slur. You simply don't and I do. That is a matter of fact. So do others in this thread that I am aware of. But not you.

The problem for you is that you do not appreciate the science, you only perceive what you are familiar with such as certain businesses practices in an environment which I will call the dark underbelly of capitalism. Yes of course businesses protect themselves when they do speculative ventures. No revelation there.

In a nutshell I don't find the Deneum company's line persuasive in the least given current information. No way I'd invest. BLP is on an entirely different playing field.

 

[Kid Eager]

The problem for you is that you do not appreciate the science, you only perceive what you are familiar with such as certain businesses practices in an environment which I will call the dark underbelly of capitalism. Yes of course businesses protect themselves when they do speculative ventures. No revelation there.

In a nutshell I don't find the Deneum company's line persuasive in the least given current information. No way I'd invest. BLP is on an entirely different playing field.

But we do appreciate irony. I could make an entire cutlery set of of the quoted post.

 

[markie]

Given the COMPLETE lack of ACTUAL validation by third parties, I'd say the newcomer has the edge on Mills in that regard.

I think you have a propensity to make things up, and you are projecting that mindset on to BLP and the outside parties that have validated so many aspects of the hydrino process and devices over the years. Heads up: BLP and the outside validators are not playing make believe. The people are for real and the science is for real.

 

[RecoveringYuppy]

I think you have a propensity to make things up, and you are projecting that mindset on to BLP and the outside parties that have validated so many aspects of the hydrino process and devices over the years. Heads up: BLP and the outside validators are not playing make believe. The people are for real and the science is for real.

No, you're the one lying. We'v been over this a dozen times or more. There are no outside validators and you should stop lying about it.

 

[halleyscomet]

I think you have a propensity to make things up, and you are projecting that mindset on to BLP and the outside parties that have validated so many aspects of the hydrino process and devices over the years. Heads up: BLP and the outside validators are not playing make believe. The people are for real and the science is for real.

That’s nice that you believe that. Keep waiting. Keep the faith brother. Rev. Mills promises you will see a Hydrino powered generator in the promised land and by Classical Physics you WILL!

Can I get an AMEN!!!!!

AMEN!!!!!

 

[Dr.Sid]

I still don't understand how these people are not simply sued.

 

[AlaskaBushPilot]

l the dark underbelly of capitalism.

Let me just be the first to stay that this dark underbelly of capitalism must be condemned.

At first glance you wouldn't think BLP is actually a crusade for social justice, but I see now that it is.

 

[Hans]

I still don't understand how these people are not simply sued.

What for? I'm sure when they invest it comes with a piece of paper stating this is an unproven technology and success is not guaranteed.

Lots of company's come up with big plans and fail - it part of the business cycle. What make BLP unique is how long its been failing at the same thing yet it seems to keep catching new investors - and wasting their money ad nausea.

 

[markie]

No, you're the one lying. We'v been over this a dozen times or more. There are no outside validators and you should stop lying about it.

From https://brilliantlightpower.com/validation-reports/

During April-May 2016, five independent third-party validations of Brilliant Light Power’s SunCell Technology were carried out at BrLP’s facilities in Cranbury, NJ. In each case, a scientist from academia or industry supervised and directed experiments and measurements, with BrLP staff acting in a support role to facilitate the work of the validator. Experimental set-ups were built from components, and instruments were calibrated in accordance with manufacturer’s specifications under the supervision of the validators. Four validation methods were employed to substantiate the SunCell® reaction power levels. These test results all demonstrate up to megawatt net power when compared to reference reactions.

But you already know that don't you.

 

[Hans]

That’s nice that you believe that. Keep waiting. Keep the faith brother. Rev. Mills promises you will see a Hydrino powered generator in the promised land and by Classical Physics you WILL!

Can I get an AMEN!!!!!

AMEN!!!!!

AMEN?

Shouldn't that be the cruder version of ah shucks?

 

[halleyscomet]

I still don't understand how these people are not simply sued.

It all comes down to victim selection. The pitch itself filters out most the people likely to sue. If the write-up of the recent investor’s meeting is accurate, it looks like Mills is doing some damage control in that regard. The claim that they’ll be able to sell their shares on a secondary market is likely a means of allowing people to cash out rather than sue, which will be more attractive to most people, assuming they can find buyers more gullible than they were.

 

[Hans]

The people are for real and the science is for real.

Except it never works and they keep using the same failed marketing plan which looks great to a newbie but ends of failing - again and again.

Complete scam....but you know that already don't you markie?

 

[halleyscomet]

From https://brilliantlightpower.com/validation-reports/



During April-May 2016, five independent third-party validations of Brilliant Light Power’s SunCell Technology were carried out at BrLP’s facilities in Cranbury, NJ. In each case, a scientist from academia or industry supervised and directed experiments and measurements, with BrLP staff acting in a support role to facilitate the work of the validator. Experimental set-ups were built from components, and instruments were calibrated in accordance with manufacturer’s specifications under the supervision of the validators. Four validation methods were employed to substantiate the SunCell[emoji768] reaction power levels. These test results all demonstrate up to megawatt net power when compared to reference reactions.



But you already know that don't you.

Wow. You really don’t understand the difference between a dog and pony show where a third party checks some instruments and actual third party validation.

Fascinating.

You’re the perfect victim for scams like this.

 

[Hans]

BLP is on an entirely different playing field.

Yep they have far more experience at taking investors money and enriching themselves.

How much would say Mills is worth? Have you ever wondered where he obtained that money from and for what? I mean his 'business' has a straight record of 30 years of failure - how did he get rich from that?

Care to look behind the curtain?

 

[markie]

Let me just be the first to stay that this dark underbelly of capitalism must be condemned.

At first glance you wouldn't think BLP is actually a crusade for social justice, but I see now that it is.

It isn't. And don't be too concerned about the dark underbelly of capitalism, it's just the nature of the beast. We're not at the place of a Star Trek type of economic system and probably won't be for hundreds of years.

 

[markie]

It all comes down to victim selection. The pitch itself filters out most the people likely to sue. If the write-up of the recent investor’s meeting is accurate, it looks like Mills is doing some damage control in that regard. The claim that they’ll be able to sell their shares on a secondary market is likely a means of allowing people to cash out rather than sue, which will be more attractive to most people, assuming they can find buyers more gullible than they were.

Investors want options if they are getting impatient. And Mills is giving them options. Accredited investors are going to gobble up those shares on the secondary market. Looks like a win win for everyone.

 

[RecoveringYuppy]

From https://brilliantlightpower.com/validation-reports/

During April-May 2016, five independent third-party validations of Brilliant Light Power’s SunCell Technology were carried out at BrLP’s facilities in Cranbury, NJ. In each case, a scientist from academia or industry supervised and directed experiments and measurements, with BrLP staff acting in a support role to facilitate the work of the validator. Experimental set-ups were built from components, and instruments were calibrated in accordance with manufacturer’s specifications under the supervision of the validators. Four validation methods were employed to substantiate the SunCell® reaction power levels. These test results all demonstrate up to megawatt net power when compared to reference reactions.

But you already know that don't you.

You mean what a pernicious liar you are?

We've been over this before. It is dirt simple: Brilliant Light Power IS Brilliant Light Power. That means it is NOT independent of Brilliant Light Power.

You are one liar citing another liar. Sheez.

 

[markie]

Wow. You really don’t understand the difference between a dog and pony show where a third party checks some instruments and actual third party validation.

Fascinating.

You’re the perfect victim for scams like this.

You may have trust issues. Maybe you had an older brother who kept scamming you out of candy or allowance money.

 

[Kid Eager]

You may have trust issues. Maybe you had an older brother who kept scamming you out of candy or allowance money.

Are you an older brother?

 

[Lurch]

Markie,
The irony here is that your skepticism of the 'upstart', Deneum, is almost akin to our derision of BLP. Maybe now you can see where we're coming from, with you having a gang of crackpots/conmen to belittle. And given that Deneum and BLP are fundamentally similar, the irony is doubly rich if you continue to shill for your 'messiah'.