Re:U.S. physicists rally around plan to build fusion power p...
by pontifier on Wednesday December 09, 2020 @04:30PM
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Thank you for your advice. Communicating a new idea effectively is quite difficult. I have been thinking about doing some explainer videos.
I took a look at your site and had some thoughts I wanted to share with you.
Re:U.S. physicists rally around plan to build fusion power p...
by UnchartedSystem on Tuesday December 15, 2020 @06:36PM
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Sorry for the late reply, if you want you can give me a shout at [email protected]
Re:U.S. physicists rally around plan to build fusion power p...
by rwmurrayVT on Wednesday December 09, 2020 @09:11AM
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But does this person own all of the intellectual property?
for those curious: http://www.envirotechdme.com
If I could offer you some pointers:
- Separate the Youtube account you use for this technology from the one you use personally.
- Specify in nontechnical language the advantage this tech has over similar fusion technologies. (still working on this myself)
- Seek peer review and then highlight that peer review directly on your website. My intuition is that most people or departments who are capable of funding a demonstration are not capable of validating the science behind your technology.
- I would recommend writing and attaching a succinct summary of your technology distinct from your patent, and devoid of the legalese and cruft that fills up a patent.