Ashton Forbes

If I'm right, if Bob Greenyear's right and the other people are right that zero-point energy exists and there is this connection to zero-point energy and fusion or maybe what Ken Shoulders was working on with his EVOs, then fusion should have excess anomalous energy because it should be tapping into zero-point energy and that's an extra energy source.

How much excess energy is probably debatable.

It depends on probably what you're doing.

But in theory, you should be able to pull a lot of excess energy, maybe in a non-equilibrium setup.

So if you look at me, I'm in like David Kirkley's replies as the CEO of Helium Fusion.

And I'm constantly pinging him questions like this.

Because A, I want to know if he knows.

And B, I want to know if this thing's producing excess energy.

Because it's going to be really obvious, I think, when they start turning these things on.

It's like, oh, it's producing 25% more energy than the physics predicted.

Like...

uh, hello?

You know, so if that happens, we'll know immediately.

And this could answer your question.

You say, well, why are they sandbagging this?

Because the moment someone turns a fusion reactor on and realizes it's producing anomalous excess energy, throw the physics out.

We gotta, we have a new explanation now.

And there will be no denying that.

And this is how I think the suppression has worked.

They haven't just suppressed