It is a scam. The only difference between other scams is that they managed to take a bite of larger investors than usual.<p>There are always people who want to believe. Some months ago there was a man who claimed that he could create hydrogen from water by bombarding the water with radio waves. The electricity needed for the radio waves was neglible to the energy we could get by burning the hydrogen.<p>I tried to explain with physics, maths, equations, I pointed to esteemed professors&#x27; materials. Nothing. For the people who wanted to believe, even if they had a nobel laureate explain them the “inventor&#x27;s” fallacies, they wouldn&#x27;t budge.