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 the same.

Auto Blog Green should have a red face regarding this post. Or, at least, they will in the future. In this post, Sam Abuelsamid, admittedly hasn’t tried the technology, but offers supposed proof of how it just can’t work.

Whatever happened to holding one’s biases in check until the results come in? Whatever happened to innocent until proven guilty? Whatever happened to the fair shake, the fair deal and giving something a fair shot?

Well, like I’ve pointed out on other parts of this blog and website, hydrogen gas saver (aka hydrogen fuel injection) technology has been tested and proven for over 50 million road miles with thousands of users on thousands of vehicles.

The part that doesn’t have to be proven is if hydrogen gas savers work, because they do. They only thing that has to be proven now is which device works better than the next. And, we can let the manufacturers and inventors fight out this question.

It’s sad to see Auto Blog Green go the way of the mainstream media with biases more important than facts and theorizing more important than testing. Now, if they would only run a few tests and report what has and hasn’t worked, this would indeed be a bit more credible.

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