{"type":"rich","version":"1.0","title":"Jan Wellmann wrote","author_name":"Jan Wellmann (npub1sp…tfgg6)","author_url":"https://nostr.now/npub1spmu9ha55sh0csxg49hqj025eh6rl9xywv0k9mrtt9sgn50ck2cq5tfgg6","provider_name":"njump","provider_url":"https://nostr.now","html":"T-0: The Cyborg -- What Really Happens When Your Car Runs 349 Miles Per Gallon?**\n\nHis name is The Cyborg. He is an inventor. He has invented, supposedly, a number of things, and they all point at the same door: a light that is not a light bulb, an engine that drinks its fuel as vapour, and a way of logging in without a password.\n\nIn June his own bench tests read 176 miles per gallon, settling around 150. Three weeks later, on a stretch of road at 55 miles an hour, running unleaded with the diffuser plugged in: \"It's a… 354 miles per gallon.\" The trip average now reads 349.\n\nAsked whether he has applied for a patent: \"Gently speaking, we are public non-profit 501c3 public good. We would rather help the planet and open source.\"\n\nNobody paid for any of this. No patent, no website.\n\nhttps://youtu.be/czlSt6cQYL0\n\n#decentralization #opensource #energy #inventor #mpg #freedomtech"}