How Mirrors Could Solve our Energy Problem

I'm waiting for someone to contact me so that I can upgrade that design... a lot. Until someone does, there's no point in saying more. If it never happens, most sound logicians would claim a bad move was made by those with the resources, time, and ability to test something for at most, the cost of a salary. That is, mathematically, the potential gains versus the potential losses here far outweigh the risks of losses probably of over $200,000 a year. That's simply because if my design is both legitimate and works well, the alteration in potentially gained profit margin for the company over only 10 years would likely be several times over the cost of paying myself $200,000 a years for 10 years, and anything beyond that decade span would make it so much more valuable to any given company or group, that it would certainly be a game changer.
Alternatively, I guess I could work through a university and aim to get the patents and other information related methodology put into a more public sphere so that like certain Turf Grasses at Rutgers, no company could benefit unilaterally based on the design. IE, any given nation would also have that information freely available to them.
Funny, eh?