23rd
January
2008
posted in Future Fuels |
There are rumors spreading around the Internet about water powered car, which means a car that runs purely on water. Many people are amazed when they heard of this because if this is really true, then everyone can save few hundred bucks a month on car fuel. However, there are many skeptics too who think that water powered car is just a myth and an urban legend. So, in reality it is true that a car can run purely on water? I strongly believe to a large extent that there do exist this kind of technology, however, the information has been buried due to world political issues.Firstly, we should think who will benefit and who will lose out if people are using water as a source of fuel instead of oil. We, the commoners will benefit the most while the top powers and leaders will lose out. Today, everything in the world is circulating around the “crude oil”. Wars have been erupted and millions have died because of the so-called black-gold. Some example will be the Gulf War, Saddam Hussein invaded
Kuwait for oil. Then, miraculously, United States offer a hand to Kuwait to stop Saddam Hussein from invasion but with the condition that Kuwait will allow United States to drill the oil for 7 years (please correct me if I’m wrong. Therefore, we can actually see that the world power houses are actually earning billions from the oil sector every year and if water fuel really exists, they will lose their power entirely.
Secondly, you should know that creating a water powered car is not an old technology. This technology was developed 20 years ago under the “Deuterium Project”. However, such technology does not receive huge media coverage at all. Why? You should know, most of the mass media in this world has to follow the rules set by the government to a certain extent. This means that most of the mass media is not transparent and is favored towards to government. Therefore, government has power to censor certain undesirable information.From the aforementioned points, you should be able to figure out whether a water powered car is a myth or a hidden truth. It is indeed true that the technology as we seen in the internet has some flaws, however, I strongly believe that after 20 years of research, the technology will at least allow a small car to run on water.
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