Steorn: Sean MacCarthy with SkyNews

[Gunner3210]

1. Point

2. Laugh

Suckers. :D

[ssslawek]

I watch their videos just for laugh, They never showed anything working, and they are all over the youtube for some reason, and i believe in free energy, but my gut tells me that they are scam artists and they will never have anything working

thank you

[flyinghirschh]

let the vilifying begin...

[flyinghirschh]

Everybody, keep an open mind, because in the end, modern science is only a 400-500 years old

[flyinghirschh]

This is NOT a CLOSED system, if the invention was completely isolated from the rest of the universe, it would be a perpetuum mobile, which is impossible, but it is not. There is propably an as yet unobservable transfer of energy.just as 75% of the matter in the universe is not observable. As a sail on a ship uses the unobservable (at least to your eyes) wind to power the vessel, their magnetic configruration might "sail" on an unobservable "wind".

[shanghaikidx]

- Conspiracy theories are invented, hihihi to explain why this baloney does not work

- they like seeing themselves as "Out-of-the-box thinkers" because Einstein has also done something that science could not predict (ignoring the fact that Einstein applied intuitively a scientific methodology that has guided him through observation, problem, explanation with existing theory, extension/ modification of the theory, experiment/attempt)

[flyinghirschh]

Sean, shock the ignorant monkeys with your invention. They are even ignorant to the fact how fundamentalistic they are in their "beliefs"

With 75% of the matter in the universe that can not be found by science, I deem science knows even less of energy. And yet, my "belief" is that the law of the conservation of energy will not be violated if this invention is true.

[frankduxvandamme]

i like how he places that fancy schmancy doo-dad with wires coming out of it in the background to make him look more scientific.

[JohnMSawyer]

Positioning the speaker in front of the fancy doo-dad was probably the idea of the film crew and/or the reporter--this is typical--you see it in practically all filmed interview segments of all sorts.

[tjfnee88]

HAHAHAHAHA; Steorn PWNED by the laws of physics! Their silly little toy doesn't work in the public demo and now it is all cancelled. Total victory for the skeptics; complete annihilation of the believers once again.

[Kalabalana]

More doing, less talking...

If they had a working solution they'd DO, not TALK.

Hell if I had developed a free energy machine, I would be rich by now obviously. Also, you'd see my engines everywhere.

[Kalabalana]

As an afterthought, why would you even look for approval from the scientific community, whether or not they prove DOES NOT MATTER. All that matters is it works. If it works, produce it, you don't need the scientific community to hold your hand, especially if you're "slapping" the scientific community in the face.

[JohnMSawyer]

Or at the very least, powering your home so you don't have to keep paying the energy company every month. Nobody's doing that with anything like these devices, so they don't exist.

[ReyNemaattori]

I Agree. One should be able to power their house and car without the consent of 'science' and investments if it *really* delivers power out of the blue....

[JohnMSawyer]

Yeah, the tactic that a lot of "free energy" people take, of requiring some sort of scientific validation of their devices prior to manufacturing them or publishing the details of how to build one that really works (without the inventor standing over it 24 hours a day, making "adjustments") is usually a ploy to keep investors pumping money in to their company without having to actually mass-manufacture working devices (because they don't work).

[JohnMSawyer]

A few inventors might really believe they have something, but with them, their delaying tactics are a weird psychological ploy or mental deficit I haven't quite figured out...other than, when it's proven not to work, they can blame "THEM" for suppressing the technology. And then there are the inventors who actually get killed, probably by idiots who believe the inventor might actually have something, when they don't. Improved energy efficiency is one thing, but free energy, so far, isn't real.

[shanghaikidx]

- Completely ignore that so far none of these "free-Energy-crooks" allowed their "inventions" to be neutrally evaluated nor have they performed a public demonstration successfully. A claim alone is sufficient evidence.

- Of course there are evil, evil oil companies to prevent such "inventions" (hihi, they couldn't care less about this shit). Sure, oil companies want to stay in business, but who could stop a car company to launch a "free energy" car to the market, when they would make trillions!

[shanghaikidx]

It remains a mystery to me, how people can "argue" with their brain being amputated:

- Of course they do not think for one second, otherwise they could find that in history 1000s so called Perpetuum Mobile existed & none of them worked.

- they take a YT video (!!!) as scientific evidence

- they apparently do not like or ignore any scientific methodology, but do not care either if a proof has given empirically and are not interested in why none of the so-called "free energy" "inventions: worked

[spikeychops]

Actually, some of them have worked.

But, no need to argue about this law or that law, or indeed follow the tried and tested insult of 'Go back to school' etc.

All we have to do is wait a few months, and Steorn will show us one that does work.

[JessAnimalObsessed]

to be honest, i know this guy, and he is a real wizkid. It's sorta like having an umbrella with no rain, you know?

[samoht1977]

They DON'T want to test it, because they DON'T want it... unless you could put a meter on it. And again, YES: Tesla was right.

[DrAlbino]

ur a f***ing nut , if someone had this big a discovery then the first thing anyone would do is to go through proper channels because you would be smart enough to know this kind of shit happens to big discovery's.

[thejuice2003]

Well it will be interesting to see what the outcome is. They are spending their own money on this, and so its their risk so why would anyone on this website get so upset, unless your an oil baron. Just wait for the results, im not going to make a prediction, im going to wait, and hope their claims are true, and energy will be free for all,

[zehaas]

This is a very convincing video. I certainly eagerly await a demonstration of it.

[gabydewilde]

I can tell it's real just from the comments. Just look how upset our little oil friends are? They own everything and now their kingdom goes the way of the pony express. It sounds sad but I don't really feel sorry for em. hahaha - The end of the oilage. Tesla was right again. hehehehe ^_^

[JohnMSawyer]

You can tell Steorn's phony device is real based on these YouTube comments? And you think all the anti-Steorn comments must be from "oil"? Boy, you really know how to interpret things properly.

[gabydewilde]

The aggression boy, keep your eye on the aggression. Then ask yourself, would you want to play the inventor in this movie? The only attention you get would be slander. Even the inventors who are clearly wrong deserve a honest reply with an explanation. There is no need for any slandering of any kind. It's hardly a reason to share your invention with anyone? The idea makes me giggle just thinking about it.

[jmikewig]

actually tjfnee88 is in his 30's...its kinds of sad

[tjfnee88]

What's sad is that there are idiots like you in the world who fall for this shit. If you're too fucking dumb to see a con coming, then you deserve to be cheated you fool.

[jmikewig]

Word of advice: Any idiot can drop f-bombs, try saying something intellectual without adding your verbal diarrhea.

[jmikewig]

While Steorn selects "Every great truth begins with blasphemy" as their quote of choice; I prefer another one: "those who forget history are doomed to repeat it." Why are we so quick to refute his claim? Why join the ranks of the many skeptics that have come before us? 100 A.D., everyone knew the earth was flat. 1600, everyone knew the earth was the center of the universe. 2007...(you fill in what we know to be true)

[tjfnee88]

yes, "those who forget history are doomed to repeat it." Very appropriate considering the repeated attempts for thousands of years dating back to the ancient Greeks to create a working PPM; remember your history, THEY ALL FAILED. Here's another quote for you, "there is a sucker born every minute." You fall squarely in the sucker category shithead.

[jmikewig]

And again..."shithead." You started off so well. Bravo, tjfnee88, I almost thought you'd make it through this one, without your tourettes kicking in. For a second there, I thought I was actually debating with someone worth listening to. But yet again, you finish with some dim-witted comment and I can't take a word you say seriously.

[tjfnee88]

Don't worry, most don't lend any gravity to anything that comes out of your piehole you fucking wacko. Or maybe you are involved with the Steorn fraud or some other free energy scam? What is the problem with redneck trash like you and the pipe-dream of free energy? Perhaps it's too much moonshine; fucking inbred redneck.

[jmikewig]

Yep...tourettes.  Do the whole world a favor, take your meds go build a bomb shelter and make the world a better place by disappearing from it...that is if you can ever get out of your mom's basement. No wait, scratch that, GET LAID FIRST, then build a bomb shelter because you are so wound up that I think jacking off to old VHSs of your sister's ballet receital isn't doing it for you anymore. I'm 21, at least I have an excuse to be this bored during the day...you're 30.

[JohnMSawyer]

It's a myth that any major culture in the past couple thousand years believed the Earth was flat. There were still pockets that debated the issue, but on the whole, most people seem to have understood the Earth to be a sphere, based on various logical observations and scientific treatises. The Christian and Catholic church were, as usual, one of the holdouts, since they thought something in the Bible said the Earth was flat. Check Wikipedia's entry for "flat earth".

[wildone106]

whats this, a bunch of 12 year olds mouthin their opinions..what a joke..

[ElexBD]

HAHA No evidence? Go test the damn thing, youre invited. I laugh in the face of fools who brush this off. I only brush off unprooven claims. This is fully tested and prooven. And those scientists that have tested it, are wasting time now, effortlesly to disproove it. FFs If I push something and see it move without stopping, im a beliver, screw textbooks. FFS man its giving out 300%+ of energy it requires, what else do you need?

[tehdreamer]

please please please make it out... i help u kill liberals

[bastp62]

this isnt an april fools day joke, it isnt some elaborate public relations plan nor is the company trying to fool anybody. its an attempt to challenge the laws of physics whether they fail or succeed. the problem is that people watch to much penn and teller nowadays and immediately dismiss anything that is foreign to them in science instead of having an open mind.

[tjfnee88]

You're a fucking idiot. This fucking con man fraud cannot even adequately explain his alleged system. He's stumbling and stammering all over the place; it's clear he has no grasp of physics. He is adamant this this is real; therefore it is not an attempt to challenge the laws of physics etc. An open mind? How about having an open mind that you'll float off the planet tomorrow? You're a fucking stooge idiot.

[StunnedByStupidity]

Calm down and take your medicine mate :)

[peadardeb]

Actually, he quite clearly states that it IS in direct contravention of the most basic of physical laws. Maybe it works, maybe it doesn't. If it does, physics is wrong, and we'll replace the relevant bits. It's happened before. If it doesn't work, nobody has lost out, except him and his boys. It's a very exciting idea, in any case.

[Ballmeyer]

#1 april fool's day hoax

[Driux]

The importent thing here is evidence. How much evidence to we have? Zero.

No matter sincere the intentions of the people making the claim may seem... without evidence, people are always justified in not taking such claims seriously. They should know this.

[michaelwalsh1234]

Amazing

[Kwekubo]

If this and the other one really are Sky News interviews, then why aren't there digital on-screen graphics all over them? (Clock, logo, news ticker etc)

[Ballmeyer]

^ on spot

[1gr8lay]

go hard boys , dont quite , this is awesome

[ob2mail]

Of course guys they are going for you, this kind of energy is being supressed for decades and the entire actual stablishment will fight to descredit you or even worst. They don't want free energy out for everyone because they will loose their energetic monopolys. I will be watching what happen.