It is not that difficult to create forbidden technology. It is enough to come up with something that will reduce the incomes of the largest empires in the world. Engines, innovations and any novelties that threaten the hydrocarbon market very quickly become forgotten and prohibited.
Water engine
An engine like this is a headache for those who extract and sell fossil fuels. Steam and hydrogen engines do not count, such technologies have long been known and have reached their inefficiency. Now we are talking about engines powered by WATER !!!
Revolutionary technology that could turn the life of earthlings upside down. It is difficult for an ordinary person to imagine a transport that will work by splitting water molecules. It seems fantastic and official science says that this is contrary to the basic laws of thermodynamics, but the alliances of oil companies are hunting down the inventors of water engines.
In 2006, American businessman Patrick Kelly was unexpectedly sentenced to a five-year prison term. In 2008, Sri Lankan inventor Tushara Priyamal Edirizinge was arrested on charges of fraud. In the same year, 82-year-old inventor Daniel Dingel received 20 years in prison for fraud.
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They were all united by their love of water engines and their enmity with the oil companies. But Pakistani inventor Aga Wakar Ahmad was able to patent a water engine in 2012, but only in Pakistan.
Compressed air motors
This subtitle is not fiction, but profitable reality. Pneumatic motors are very small in weight and dimensions, which allows saving not only on the size of vehicles, but also on road repairs due to the low load on the roadbed.
Pneumatic motors do not require cooling, and working with them does not pose the risks that are always present in working with any combustible fuel. Air motors are a miracle of economy and environmental friendliness, but they also have their drawbacks. The inability to work in frosty winters, the refueling process, which takes long hours, does the trick. However, these disadvantages are incomparable with the advantages.
In the 2000s, the Indian company TATA offered several models of efficient pneumatic vehicles, but not everyone liked it. The development of this vehicle began to influence the shares of the oil giants. Soon, TATA and other companies abandoned their designs without a clear explanation.
Magnetic technology
Magnets are cool, this is the future, but it is simply not accepted to talk about it out loud. (Especially if the oil tycoon is sitting next to you). Magnetic technologies are the only ones with which you can create a perpetual motion machine, or at least a very cheap and durable motion machine. For the average consumer, the most successful example of the use of magnets is the Maglev-type trains used in Japan, China and South Korea.
A large passenger train of this type is capable of accelerating to 600 km / h, and its "appetite" is 3 times less than that of any oil car. Maglev technology could conquer many countries, but oil companies and allied governments are spending huge sums of money to educate people about the dangers of electromagnetic pollution and the risks of too high speeds.
Conversations about creating machines using magnetic technology are still under an unspoken ban. It should also be remembered that oilmen are still investing in proving the existence of electrosmog and its dangers.
The hydrocarbon market dictates its own rules even to scientists and their research. Oil companies will try to speculate in fossil fuels for personal gain, but not for the sake of ordinary people who just want to live happily.
