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An Erie, PA scientist has found a way to ignite sea water. This boggles my mind in a couple of ways. First of all, if there's a way to create a practical application for this, then our energy problems are solved (eventually). Secondly, this looks to be a totally clean burning fuel, as its only by product would be water vapor. But the way this spooks me most is that the first real oil well in the world was drilled here in Titusville, PA, just forty-five miles down the way from Erie. It would be a bizarre coincidence if both major booms in fuel production were developed so close together geographically. I just hope the oil companies don't squash this in its infancy OR find a way to corner the marketplace on the process.

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In the past few years I've become increasingly pessimistic about the state of the world, and I know it. However, sometimes somebody comes up with something that makes me think maybe we are intelligent enough to be able to make it to the next stage. The invention below is one of those things. It's ingenious, efficient, and environmentally friendly.

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