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EPISODE · Feb 17, 2021 · 49 MIN

Episode 53 - Scatterbrain Podcast: Paradigm Shifts & Suppressed Technology

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Welcome to Scatterbrain Podcast Episode 53! Thanks to everyone who has listened, liked, and followed us on social media. Please help spread the word by sharing with your network. We skip the album review this week.  Instead, we talk about game-changing technology that can disrupt the status quo. Whether it be the invention of the iPhone, joint replacement technology, or a new energy source, some technologies can change the course of society and human history. Without the combustion engine, for example, things would be very different today. If disruptive enough, the "Powers that Be" may go to great lengths to suppress new discoveries and technology. In this episode,we discuss Stanley Meyer's water fuel cell that, he claimed, could be used to power any combustion engine with plain water. What happened to his technology? Why isn't it in use today? What were the circumstances behind his untimely death? Listen to find out. Scatterbrain Podcast with Ian and Dan: Subscribe, Listen and Share! Twitter - @ScatterbrainPod / Instagram - @ScatterbrainPodSD

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