Well can you elaborate his water fuel running cars?
Just theoritical explanation how water is making energy?
Do you know about laws of thermodynamics?
Do you know about the energy needed to decompose H2O for H2 release?
Man not trying to ridicule you, but their is more to the story.
World is not chotiya that diploma holder is doing something great and rest of the world is fighting for petrol and oil
Hate to make a
'reasonable' comment on this topic. I would better had used ridicule for agha.
However, there is issue with your response.
Extraordinary claims by an experimenter is nothing new. Experiment is the engine of science. However, as per scientific method, we cannot counter experimental claims by theories or consensus.
Of course, when an extraordinary (or not) claim is made - and it doesn't confirms the accepted facts, we initially assume that
a) the measurements were wrong, b) the experimental setup was faulty, c) data was fudged intentionally or their was some personal bias or d) was miscalculated. For to assess the truth to the assumption, we demand documentation to last detail and try to reproduce the results. That would be a scientific response.
However rejection solely on the basis of an accepted theory or consensus is rationalism which is a fatal crime in science. A theory is a summary or explanation of experimental results and not the other way round.
A scientific theory or law is a current consensus, which has not been yet refuted even by single experiment.
So, however much you and I hate the current claims by
funny Agha - the
scientific response ought to be - come and document it, repeat it and provide numbers and then let us repeat it. Of course that's wastage of funds and effort (as I assume about 100% that he is cheating and fudging, yet that's the way to go.
In case the experimental data was wrong, take a sigh of relief (In Agha's case put him to mental asylum),
In case the experimental data is right, tinker and reconcile the current theory as much possible,-- failing that reject the previous consensus- this usually takes one or two generations of scientists.
In case the experimental data/claim is logically absurd or contradictory within or out of known mathematics- put it out of the scientific realm.
No experiment needs any theoretical explanation - but only the consistent mathematics and tools accurate within a theoretical limit. Every theory needs experiment to confirm, and also it needs all other experiments not to reject it, otherwise it is not a scientific theory but scientific assumption, possibility and speculation.
Oh the necessary politics: You have reacted often the same in politics as well - too good and 'godly' theories with scanty facts or accurate analysis - when something spoils this ready-made dish, call names or repeat the mantra of behria beria. That's ok with me - politics is no science it's about persuasion and goals. While science is about consensus on methods, facts and rejections and has no purpose within.