Comments on: Harvard Student Designs Dirt-Powered Phone Charger http://revmodo.com/2012/08/07/harvard-dirt-powered-phone-charger/ Covering the clean energy industry Wed, 15 Aug 2012 01:01:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.1 By: mike S http://revmodo.com/2012/08/07/harvard-dirt-powered-phone-charger/#comment-624 mike S Sun, 12 Aug 2012 15:29:00 +0000 http://revmodo.com/?p=6501#comment-624 Very interesting story, one that will probably be buried in the years to come, if PGE have their way and the PTB that control them. Sorry to be so negative about it, but Nicolas Tesla did the same thing in the late 19th - early 20th century, wiring lights together in series and using current from only the ground to power them (just one among many awesome experiments). Unfortunately, the corporate giants of the time like Edison & his henchmen, Westinghouse, etc eventually ruined him. I'm wondering if Aviva Presser Aiden used Tesla's research to construct her power device? Such a short article, considering it is such an important subject. You would think she had discovered some old Archie comics in her attic, considering the article's somewhat frivolous tone. I am hoping this can go far for her and be a truly helpful device for Africa and the world. But be warned Aviva Presser Aiden: The PTB are not nice people. Very interesting story, one that will probably be buried in the years to come, if PGE have their way and the PTB that control them. Sorry to be so negative about it, but Nicolas Tesla did the same thing in the late 19th – early 20th century, wiring lights together in series and using current from only the ground to power them (just one among many awesome experiments). Unfortunately, the corporate giants of the time like Edison & his henchmen, Westinghouse, etc eventually ruined him. I’m wondering if Aviva Presser Aiden used Tesla’s research to construct her power device?

Such a short article, considering it is such an important subject. You would think she had discovered some old Archie comics in her attic, considering the article’s somewhat frivolous tone. I am hoping this can go far for her and be a truly helpful device for Africa and the world. But be warned Aviva Presser Aiden: The PTB are not nice people.

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