EcoWatts "free energy" device rebuffed, BBC falls for it

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Irwin @ Nov 10th 2007 8:56PM

the media has always been pretty fucking dumbass

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Blackstar @ Nov 11th 2007 2:29AM

I reject your reality and substitute my own.

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loci @ Nov 11th 2007 6:40AM

it was only a few months ago, engadget was getting all excited and giving daily (advertising) updates on the free energy of "steorn"

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Smudded @ Nov 11th 2007 1:09PM

They may have been reporting on it, but it was to show everyone how crackpot these people were. The whole time they were saying that it doesn't work. They never came anywhere near believing Steorn's claims.

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