Dr. Herb Ruhs & grandson
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by Herb Ruhs, MD, Unknown News
September 24, 2007
Just Google the three words: "burn salt water."
By all means watch, the YouTube video. If you only have access to
dial-up then get together with friends and rent the minimum down at
the cafe. It is a hoot.
I love hoaxes, especially the really wild ones that hang on for a
long time, like Y2K. I don't like that it is done. I like them in
the same sense that I deplore free range graffiti but admire the art.
This is going to displace Y2K and cold fusion in my ranking, if it
takes off and becomes a grown-up hoax.
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If it isn't a hoax -- wouldn't I like to be wrong -- then Einstein is
again right in saying, as he did with the advent of the nuclear bomb,
"everything changed except the way people think."
If indeed the people in the video are sincere, it may be that it
takes more energy via microwaves to generate the flaming salt water
than can be recovered from utilizing the flame to generate energy, so
that doing it would be an uneconomical way to generate energy.
My guess, though, is that it will turn out to be something like what happens
when I forget and put a can in the microwave. Don't you hate it when
you do that?
I suspect this phenomenon, again, if it is not a total hoax, is
achieved by suspending metals in the salt water. But that's what
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is
addictive about news, you never know what is going to turn out to be
true. Real news keeps you guessing.
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