Thoughts on Life and Stuff (TOLAS)

Random in both frequency and topic, this is my life. Sort of.

Friday, June 08, 2007

Opportunities Lost

When opportunity knocks, don't worry if you have a hard time getting out of your La-Z-Boy; someone else will answer...

For the past four years, Chris and I have tirelessly talked about an invention that would catapult us to fame and fortune while changing the way the whole world works: Wireless Electricity. We spent an inordinate amount of time testing the theory that warm air emitted from our mouths at audible frequencies would somehow result in the creation of power for objects around us. As our theory continually suffered setbacks and as our focus waned, researchers from MIT were working on a more promising solution, that involved actual research, effort and experimentation. The result: WiTricity. Strangely, this innovation proves a completely different theory about fluids in the human body: the sweat on your brow is worth much more than the condensation from your mouth. Who knew? This also proves yet again that Tesla was a man ahead of his time. And that Chris and I are a wee bit behind.

On the cool side, in a few years we'll have wireless electricity!

Labels: ,

3 Comments:

  • At 6/08/2007 9:53 AM , Anonymous Anonymous said...

    And they published in online-Science. That is no good. :P Not like my journal publishes non-biology anyway hehehehe. And we got 1/3 of the skin cells/stem cells story instead. :P

     
  • At 6/10/2007 3:15 AM , Blogger Renee said...

    of course sweat is more valuable than your "mouth condensation" as you call it. after all, the phrase is "blood, sweat, and tears" not "blood, breath, and tears"

     
  • At 6/12/2007 7:22 PM , Blogger mmm... said...

    Hi colleenie! Congrats on a new apartment! Does your journal directly compete with Science for bio papers? Is there a hierarchy of journals, or does one just go to the one that fits their paper the best?

    Hi renée! Congrats on being an awesome world traveler! I don't think it proved anything new about the value of work, I was just saying it's yet another example.

     

Post a Comment

Subscribe to Post Comments [Atom]

<< Home