empirical madness

No, this is not a topic about obtaining sodium. A man by the name of Bob Boyce claims to have turned salt water into fuel by using electrolysis induced by radio waves to release hydrogen. Apparently, he can burn the salt water up to 3,000 degrees Fahrenheit, enough to power a car or similar machinery. Although, the byproduct released is chlorine gas. Get this: the radio used to induce electrolysis was a similar device used to treat his cancer. Article Any thoughts?

Matter exists, but we are not capable of perceiving all of it. Take dark matter, for example: we know it's there because it has it's own gravitational pull and interacts with other particles, even in a vacuum. What we see as humans is only the tip of the proverbial iceberg that is the universe.