Row 3878
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Any recommendations on books or people I should be following online about preventing assassinations of team members for an energy technology project? Right now we're looking at a "living underground" approach of just not publicizing anything or seeking any government funding until the project is 100% mature, and then we'll try to go big with publicity so we can get enough name recognition and press that there will be the "coverage of celebrity" to help keep everyone alive. This particular technology would have a major impact on energy markets and could potentially destroy the coal industry and substantially reduce the economic influence of countries like Saudi Arabia and Russia.
The device is a crazy impossible machine that works using principles most people don't understand that converts thermal energy in the atmosphere into electricity. All you need is an air temperature of at least 72 degrees Fahrenheit to produce unlimited free electricity. You can imagine how that becomes a problem for some people once it's scaled up to utility scale.
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| text | Any recommendations on books or people I should be following online about preventing assassinations of team members for an energy technology project? Right now we're looking at a "living underground" approach of just not publicizing anything or seeking any government funding until the project is 100% mature, and then we'll try to go big with publicity so we can get enough name recognition and press that there will be the "coverage of celebrity" to help keep everyone alive. This particular techno… |
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| datetime | 2024-03-28 |
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Entry Information
- Entry ID: 3878
- Repository: Axioma AXP
- Dataset: arrmlet/reddit_dataset_36
- Total Entries: 100,000