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John Hutchison (October 19, 1945–) is a Canadian self-proclaimed inventor who claims to have discovered, and promptly forgotten, the secrets of levitation, free energy, and how to make certain metals vanish. He also claims to work for the US Military while living in Vancouver, Canada.
This "Hutchison Effect" has been claimed for years, without any independent verification — ever. In fact, its originator can't even replicate it on demand. This has been investigated more than once, been part of documentaries on The Discovery Channel, but still never seems to pass critical muster. This is in the category of folklore. In general, the "American Antigravity" web site caters to such folklore and its enthusiasts.
Hutchison himself claims to have replicated the results numerous times prior to 1991, while admitting some footage he has released since (at $100 per tape) was faked,...
Naked shorting opens the system up to fraud and manipulation, undermining faith in the markets and faith in SEC enforcement.
Because so much fraud can be funneled through naked shorting, the markets lose their sense of logic and orientation. No one knows if a stock is heading down due to bad news pending or simply fraudulent operators trying to sway market sentiment. It is not only discouraging, but it cheats many unsuspecting retail investors out of their due profits, etc. On these points, I think most sincere observers agree.
While classic shorting, where one goes out and actually borrows real, tangible shares, is considered a time honored practice, naked shorting is a horrid caricature of classic shorting. There appears to be no limit on the amount of imaginary shares that can be introduced to the float of shares available for trading, and due to the laws of supply and demand, prices will undeniably fall if the number of shares balloons, even if only for a short period. We cannot grant any loophole for these people trying to manipulate sentiment, not a single day of grace period. Whatever loophole is left, they will use to the ultra-max, as is the history on Wall St. That means no exceptions for options market makers, no exceptions for foreign market makers, enforcement of abuses abroad on stocks listed in the U.S., no grace period for locating stock to borrow, no borrowing the same stock multiple times over, etc. The morally challenged faction on Wall St will abuse any and all exceptions given them. There is clearly no need to compromise with people who are in the fraud business.
“Ken’s brilliance will be missed in the scientific community as a visionary in the field of new energy exotic vacuum objects (EVO’s). He was a leader in this new frontier, but perhaps best known to the scientific community as the father of vacuum microelectronics.”
He worked at MIT (during this time he fabricated the world’s first microcircuits) and later did some exotic and confidential work for the CIA and others. Ken has a history of working at the edge of science and engineering. He worked at SRI International for ten years as a staff scientist and started a field now called vacuum nanoelectronics, which is based on field emission active devices.
His friend John Hutchinson spoke with Ken Shoulders about the inherent conflict between exploratory science and academic science. (In an Video Interview)
“Jelly Metal”. The sample, usually a cast aluminum bar, is seen to quiver as if made of jelly. On occasion, drops of what appear to be molten aluminum are seen to fall
from the sample. The sample is on paper or cardboard which shows no sign of sensible heat. In one case, a common steel cutlery knife which had lain on top of an aluminum flat bar was found to have literally sunk several millimeters into the aluminum bar. The knife appeared not to have been affected.
