13.300 The Laws of Thermodynamics have been accepted without question in the scientific community for about 200 years. But everything else changes, everything else evolves. We’ve seen other scientific laws change over time as we learned new information. What if the Laws of Thermodynamics are outdated? And what if, by not questioning these old laws, we are preventing innovation that can positively address Climate Change? Technological advancements that would assist in the battle against climate change are being dismissed by scientists/engineers based solely on the scientific community’s unconditional acceptance of the Laws of Thermodynamics. We have a patented solution to reduce pollution: why no scientific interest? Design drawings and functional models were made available to many scientists/engineers. Here are the results: Most declined the invitation to test the physical models at all Most provided no feedback on the actual design, but still rejected the invention based on the existing Laws of Thermodynamics o Appendix “A” (page 13.303): The responses from engineers/scientists with respect to the invention; it’s all about the laws – nothing about the actual design or models Unconditional faith in text book opinions is blocking application of real Climate Change solutions. But some in the scientific community who decided to look at our designs and drawings provided positive feedback… Some scientists/engineers have tested the models with approval “I believe that Mr. Strain’s invention will advance the scientific community’s understanding of thermodynamics relating to pressurized fluids and energy to a new level. If fully developed the invention has the potential to reduce energy and as a result a reduction in the use of fossil fuels, thus assisting in the battle against climate change.”~ Donald M. Gorber PH.D, P. Eng. A control systems expert, representing SIEMENS, one of the world leaders in automatic controls, peer reviewed the control logic and initialled the drawings with no changes.
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