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An utopian engine

07/13/2009 12:40 AM

Hi, I m a mechanical engineer from india And i just heard "an utopian" type of engine. Can you give some basic idea about this technology...?
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07/13/2009 1:01 AM

It doesn't exist!

There is no perpetual motion machine.

Hydrogen will not power the world any time soon, if that's the utopia you had in mind.
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07/13/2009 1:36 AM

Utopia is a place where everything is always to the desire of everybody. Nothing to ever complain about. Every one agrees 200% with all other. Zero rates and taxes, free everything, high salaries, water running uphill, Engines run on will power, extremely boring.

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Re: An utopian engine

07/13/2009 12:10 PM

Utopia is a place where everything is always to the desire of everybody. Nothing to ever complain about.

I would still complain! Being theres nothing to complain about, that would my first complaint!

If everything works perfectly I would not have anything to fix and that would be my next complaint! If theres no stuff to fix its not utopia to me.
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Re: An utopian engine

07/13/2009 3:32 AM

This website is ideal for discovering utopian engines.

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Re: An utopian engine

07/13/2009 7:40 AM

i got a claer picture abt utopian machine....or say a word utopia itself

thanx
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