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    Engineering students built a car that runs on hydrogen & water.


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    It's a OLD IDEA.
    We'll QUICKLY SEE the allowance of Time of such invention.

    MANY PEOPLE have developed systems for Cars since the 30s that gave as much as 200 mpg, yet such discoveries were quashed by big oil.
    Since Hydrogen IS A CHEMICAL IN WATER, why is this car considered so special??

    WE as a Nation of OIL DEPENDENT People, are NOT READY for such discovery.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cerberus_Kelpie View Post
    It's a OLD IDEA.
    We'll QUICKLY SEE the allowance of Time of such invention.

    MANY PEOPLE have developed systems for Cars since the 30s that gave as much as 200 mpg, yet such discoveries were quashed by big oil.
    Since Hydrogen IS A CHEMICAL IN WATER, why is this car considered so special??

    WE as a Nation of OIL DEPENDENT People, are NOT READY for such discovery.
    Heck,when our govt doesn't allow us to use motors in this country that are in use in Europe and get 1500 miles on a tank full of fuel its obvious that the folks in Washington are so far in bed with big oil its not even funny.


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