You can forgive people for making ignorant statements. I do this in conversation all the time. But, in print I try to do a little more diligence, keeping an open mind, checking the fact and testing my theories.
Auto Blog Green apparently thinks they are above due diligence when it comes to hydrogen gas saver technology. [...]
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Are you tired of supposed authorities trashing a technology they haven’t even tried? I know I am.
I’ve talked previously about how the Washington Post and Popular Mechanics have dropped the ball on hydrogen gas saver technology. Now, I’m sad to say that one of the green blogs that I enjoy reading on occasion has done [...]
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Mike Allen, a senior editor for Popular Mechanics is an outspoken critic against HHO technology. Self-admittedly, however, Mr. Allen has never actually tested a hydrogen gas saver on a car before, yet he professes to know all about them and give this technology a thumbs down.
On July 3, 2008 Mr. Allen wrote a column for [...]
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The Washington Post is one of the most respected newspapers both online and off and is known for their investigative journalism such as that by Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein who broke the Watergate scandal. And yet, when it comes to car mechanics matters, 40-year automotive veteran Pat Goss drops the ball by offering his [...]
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Yet another so-called journalist is blathering on about using HHO gas as a fuel supplement in one’s car being a scam, without checking the facts. A columnist for the Lincoln Journal says, “Hmm … is HHO any different from H2O? How many poor suckers will fall for that?”
Nice fact checking there, not. The columnist started [...]
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Okay, I’ll admit I usually expect more out of Popular Mechanics than conjecture, theory and opinion without supporting facts. There is a recent article in PM titled “The Truth About Water-Powered Cars: Mechanic’s Diary” that talks about both the Japanese Genepax Water Car and HHO generators for gasoline-powered cars in the same article.
I was expecting [...]
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