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Originally Posted by ryanwhiteorchid
Yes they will fight it, the problem for them is this. Why would a 3rd world country fight this? then you have a situation where 3rd world economy starts to get better anbd people more healthy and then people in a developed country say 'Hey, why don't we have that'
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Ryan,
I shared your post with a friend of mine who is an investor in solar power projects for use in refugee camps. The clients of her companies include Oxfam, the UN, Red Crescent and Red Cross, etc. I asked her to review your posts.
She responded in basically the same way I did: These posts are disjointed and delusional. She's never heard of any such proposal with any of the green energy firms working with international refugees. The posts do not follow the language or terms used by people in green energy working in the third world. The posts reference nonsensical things like,
"40% of all profits are divided between staff, equaly in all divisions, meaning I retain the best possible people.
20% retained by for investment and growth
40% Used for humanitarian projects."
Yet when it comes to the task at hand, THAT is covered by NDA.
Your wrap rate, essentially discoverable from the above calculations, is MORE proprietary than anything else, yet you had no qualms posting that in a public forum. That shows a marked disconnect from business. Not "new thinking" but "not thinking, oops I made a huuuge mistake." A mistake that my competitors can use to drive me out of the market.
I don't mean delusional as in "so crazy it just might work" I mean delusional as in, I've created a solution based on theories with no experience and no science behind it because I'm on a mission to save people.
Please, please, I ask you as a friend, talk to your doctor about your theories and plans and see what they say. Set up an appointment and run all your theories through them and see if they have any suggestions of people to talk to.
I've seen your youtube videos. You cannot pretend they don't exist or that someone else made them who is pretending to be you.
If my response gets me banned here then so be it. If I save a life, then I've done my duty as a human being. This is not the first time I've run across this sort of thing online and in fact, just last week my wife met someone on one of her mailing lists who was in a similar situation and I believe my wife made a difference in this person's life. That person knew the difference between fact and fiction and they knew they talked so much about their inner life that they lost track of their outer life. It's ok, it happens, and there is lots of advice available for reconnecting with your outer life.
I think you need to settle down and think about everything you posted here: The theories, your role as savior, and these people who work for you. Why you wrote it. What role you want us to play in all this. And talk to someone about it.
If you want to pursue this discussion, Ryan, an investor will want to talk to you about these kinds of issues:
1. Name three foreign governments that you've worked with professionally and name references at specific agencies within those governments who will discuss their country's investment with you to any potential investor who calls.
2. If you live in the US, name the office of your main contact within the Bush Administration, name the office of your main contact within the UN, name the office of 2 major NGOs you're working with.
3. They will sign no NDA, period, if you aren't ready to go public, you aren't ready for investment.
4. Name three references in energy companies who have completed, not discussed, international projects with you.
5. Lastly, demonstrate in-person the working proof of concept of this technology.
I really hope you use this time to think over the posts you left on this board, ok? I think it's time to talk to someone about all your energy theories.
I mean, your post here is very telling:
"Why would a 3rd world country fight this?"
As someone who worked with the US state department, I can name 25-30 reasons they might fight it.
1. You aren't Muslim
2. There is an embargo against companies from your country
3. The technology you suggest will affect something cultural, religious, or aesthetic they don't want changed
4. The government owns the energy resources and makes tax money off those sources
5. You aren't offering them enough money/bribes on top of free energy
6. You don't have enough investment to manage this after installation
7. They struck a deal with another country for that country to do this earlier than 2015
as I said, I could come up 25 reasons why that question was idiotic and unprofessional. Can you tell me why you posted such a thing? You are aware, right, that neighboring countries in Africa have blown up oil refinery pipelines JUST BECAUSE they were making the neighboring countries wealthier, right? Rebel groups kidnap foreign energy workers all the time.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/19718037/
I guess what I want to say is, without appearing nasty or condescending, your behavior appears to an outsider to be irrational. You should get it corroborated with your doctor for your sake. because if these ideas are irrational, it won't take long to get back on track.
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