Plans for a water powered car.

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Stan Meyers did no such thing. This topic has already been covered and debunked in this thread already.

Originally posted by john_bmth
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Stan Meyers did no such thing. This topic has already been covered and debunked in this thread already.

What ever.... Sigh.. Anyone who has researched Stan Meyers knows he had a working car that ran on pure water. Just because some naysayers spout thier unsubstantiated opinions on a message board is in no way shape or form any where near debunking.

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No, only true believers draw that conclusion. Arguing with "true believers" such as yourself is like arguing religious believers: you didn't get to your position of faith through logic and evidence, so logic and evidence will never convince you out of that position.

Originally posted by john_bmth
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No, only true believers draw that conclusion. Arguing with "true believers" such as yourself is like arguing religious believers: you didn't get to your position of faith through logic and evidence, so logic and evidence will never convince you out of that position.

As I said anyone who has done the research knows it has been done. The technology is being used today by many including myself to boost gas mileage. Just that no one has done a fully powered water (and made it public at least) car however it is being worked on. Results trump belief every time. It is the naysayers that whine it doesn't work with religious zeal but no substance.

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Like I said, for true believers, things like evidence are trivial matters. Who needs evidence and scientific method when you've got such credible and legitimate sources PESNwiki or Jimmy Conspiracy Theorist's blog to convince you? Evidence did not get you into your position, ergo evidence will not get you out of it. Keep the faith alive, brother!