*- But I've been told that free energy is impossible because of the Law of Thermodynamics.
What if the KryonEngine doesn't actually break this law? What if there actually is no energy "coming out of nowhere"? What if this "new" energy has in reality always been there, and we simply haven't been able to perceive it, because we haven't been taught how and where to look and measure?*
What if the author actually answered the damn question? Wow. I'm to take this seriously? One of the largest obstacles to believing something like this is, of course, to show how thermodynamic laws are either wrong or that the machine is compatible with them. The website author correctly recognizes this objection but then does nothing to answer it other than to imply some sort of hidden knowledge is available if you ask, "what if?"
I see this with religion a lot. They talk about mysteries and such, and then suggest that if you look at things the right way that you can be enlightened, too. But if you don't "get it" that the fault is some failing or inadequacy of yours rather than on piss-poor explanations or reasoning in the faith itself. Of course nobody wants to be the failure, especially if a group of people are telling you this, so you are soft-pressured into "seeing the light".