Dazo Water Fuel - "Tubig na Gasolina"

[yebo]

is it just me or napansin niyo din puro may sayad mga pinoy inventor

99.99% of them think that all filipinos are as gullible as the next voter. or mangmang investor.

remember the deuterium craze a decade back? lots of people invested their money in that, just because of a foolish claim that the mindanao deep, being the 'deepest part of the ocean' (IT IS NOT!) should, by false logic, be the depository of heavy water. and all this even before experiments in cold fusion even came a hair-width close to reality (it still is just but a dream). SO WHO GAINED? or more importantly, WHO LOST? the foolish, uninformed investors. daming mangmang na ofw na naglagay ng life savings nila dun tapos naglaho na parang bula yung mga promotor.

same with dingle. invest ka muna (and no money back guarantee) bago niya sasabihin sa iyo ang secret. weeeeh!

and same here! trying to get elected to the senate, and lately, as barangay chairman, using this so called invention. "pag nanalo ako may free energy lahat ng kabarangay ko".

para din sa mga tumataya sa lotto na nagdadasal sa simbahan, "Lord pag nanalo ako sa lotto ibibigay ko 10% sa simbahan/charity". tinatawanan lang ni Lord eh.

[dr. d]

99.99% of them think that all filipinos are as gullible as the next voter. or mangmang investor.

remember the deuterium craze a decade back? lots of people invested their money in that, just because of a foolish claim that the mindanao deep, being the 'deepest part of the ocean' (IT IS NOT!) should, by false logic, be the depository of heavy water. and all this even before experiments in cold fusion even came a hair-width close to reality (it still is just but a dream).para din sa mga tumataya sa lotto na nagdadasal sa simbahan, "Lord pag nanalo ako sa lotto ibibigay ko 10% sa simbahan/charity". tinatawanan lang ni Lord eh.

as an aside...
deuterium mining in the philippine deep or the marianas trench has scientific basis. it's just that, it's not (yet) economically viable to do so.. spinning for it or chromatographing for it remain more economically viable alternatives...

[uls]

to put things into perspective here's the 17 yr old kid from Ca who won the top prize at the recent Google Science Fair

ito project niya:

https://www.googlesciencefair.com/en...NRWTU3ZW1BZ3cM

Short Project Description

The emergence of new highly lethal influenza viruses such as H5N1 and H7N9 poses a grave threat to the world. My project is to discover novel influenza endonuclease inhibitors as leads for a new type of anti-flu medicine, effective against all influenza viruses including pandemic strains. By combining computer modeling and biological studies, I identified a number of novel, potent endonuclease inhibitors. I also performed comprehensive structural analysis, laying ground work for further design and optimization of the anti-flu drug candidates.

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=unK4oJ5p1Qs]Eric Chen - Google Science Fair Global Finalist - YouTube[/ame]

Teens face down flu viruses, energy crises in winning Google Science Fair entries - NBC News.com

Emerging strains of the flu virus are very close to becoming pandemic, bugs capable of killing millions of people. This stark realization prompted a young researcher named Eric Chen to accelerate the development of new antiviral drugs that could save lives. For his efforts he took top prize at the Google Science Fair Monday — he's just 17 years old.

[dr. d]

[QUOTE=uls;2237317]to put things into perspective here's the 17 yr old kid from Ca who won the top prize at the recent Google Science Fair

he used current technology and applied it in a novel way.
this boy is good! he used material (programs) that even many post-doctoral experts have difficulty in understanding, much less use.
and he's asian (chinese), just like us.
it just takes some imagination..

btw, take a gander at their trophies.. lego blocks! ... puts in perspective what we need in order to "invent"..

[uls]

he used current technology and applied it in a novel way.
this boy is good! he used material (programs) that even many post-doctoral experts have difficulty in understanding, much less use.
and he's asian (chinese), just like us.
it just takes some imagination..

yes he's Asian but it isnt about race

it's about what he did

can't help but be impressed

but i'm sooo not impressed watching this guy: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v...type=2&theater

[dr. d]

yes he's Asian but it isnt about race
l]

i emphasized asian, to softly drive home a point.. look at the picture again and see just how many non-caucasians appear to be on it..
what is the driving force in invention? not skin color..

but i digress from the solarman...