Japanese H2O-powered Car

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    PookztA
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    Reuters on Japan”s H2O-powered car: http://www.reuters.com/news/video?videoId=84561

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    edais
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    Nice.  Well that'd be great for the environment.  Water isn't a limitless resource though…

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    Pauldo
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    plenty in the Oort cloud!  tow big chunks to the moon or mars colonies where they'll be melted down and processed for water

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    aktif
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    plenty in the Oort cloud!  tow big chunks to the moon or mars colonies where they'll be melted down and processed for water

    Oort cloud can't be real Pauldo….If so it would be older then Jesus.  That is IMPOSSIBLE!

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    Pauldo
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    praise Jebus!  ;D

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    zensphere
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    edais
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    Haha nice find.

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    PookztA
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    I was aware of GenPax's website closing before I posted the video, but I thought it was thought-provoking nonetheless. I hope that a breakthrough in this area occurs somewhat soon, regardless of whether that be a scientific breakthrough or a political one. It really would be a beautiful thing to see cars running on nothing but water and air.

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    Pauldo
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    I was aware of GenPax's website closing before I posted the video,

    sure ya did.  of course.

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    PookztA
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    I was, but if you think I am lying then that is your own false assessment of reality.

    One of the first things I did after seeing the video was go to GenPax's site to see what their current state of development was. After seeing that their website had closed down, and reading about why it closed down, I felt that the video was still worth posting. I hope you enjoyed it as much as I did 🙂

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    Pauldo
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    the video!?  pffft…I didn't even watch it.  was just saying there's a lot of water in the double O r-tee cloud.

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