But here’s the problem you’re up against. Many people have made the same sort of claims. And often they’ve got something wrong. You’re familiar with the story of the boy who cried wolf? There’s been a lot of erroneous “wolf-crying”/making big claims and requests like yours are generally ignored.

Here’s what I would suggest. Spend some time thinking about your ideas and pick out the one that you think is the most likely to be correct and is the easiest to understand and explain. Concentrate on that one idea for a while.

Make detailed drawings. Build models. Build a prototype. Test it out. Collect data. Work out the math, down to the details as much as you can. Work out costs.

Put together a single cover page with a drawing, simple explanation and a few select important details. Then put the rest of your work into the best presentation you can.

Now take those few pages to a college or university engineering department and ask in the chairperson’s office to be steered to someone who has the patience to listen to novel ideas.

Let them look at your idea. Let them ask you question. Listen carefully to what they say.

Do not attempt to argue them into agreeing with you. Your task is to gather feedback and learn from it.

If they tell you there is a fatal flaw then take that information back, study it, and make sure you thoroughly understand their point, even if you think them wrong.

If they don’t agree that you have a good idea it’s likely either 1) you made a mistake or 2) you didn’t do an adequate job with your presentation. If you’re sure it was your presentation then work up a new one and try someone else.

Good luck. You might be the next Elon Musk. But also realize that you might have a mistake in your thinking. It happens.

Thank your for reading this.
Gary

Proof is not.

Is there one of these puppies up and running?

Renewable countries should be given the highest status in trade negotiations. All other countries should be placed in tiers that impose increasing penalties depending on their willingness to pollute.