Even if the device does work in some form or another, it still has the smell of scam emanating from it, just due to the methodology which the whole thing is proceeding by.
The guys running the show are making a fine muddling mess of things by doing it this way.
The price of the annual license is almost $800 Cdn which buys a lot of electricity, plus the cost of actually building a functional device for home use which would cost even more.
So it is just another gatekeeper type organization which seeks cash that I am so far seeing.
Working or not, their ethic is f'kd up.
It is fine for them to receive some benefit from their work, so if their device really is a functional concept, then mass produce the thing, or make the license fee so cheap (like 100 dollars per year) that they will still make millions due to the sheer volume of the respondents.
That would make far more sense.
The guys running the show are making a fine muddling mess of things by doing it this way.
The price of the annual license is almost $800 Cdn which buys a lot of electricity, plus the cost of actually building a functional device for home use which would cost even more.
So it is just another gatekeeper type organization which seeks cash that I am so far seeing.
Working or not, their ethic is f'kd up.
It is fine for them to receive some benefit from their work, so if their device really is a functional concept, then mass produce the thing, or make the license fee so cheap (like 100 dollars per year) that they will still make millions due to the sheer volume of the respondents.
That would make far more sense.
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