Fits like a glove, with very little assumed, whereas all other scenarios seem to have some missing pieces.
That is pretty much what pushed me over the edge.
At one point I felt these guys really didn't understand physics and had not questioned why the many related, granted patents had not yet resulted in a consumer product, but all the same that they were trying to do it.
But as time passed with nothing to show (that was sufficiently complete to make hot water in front of people) except for a continuing flow of "we are almost there" PRs it became clear that more was going on than just scraping up a few dollars for more parts (and trips to China?).
Once upon a time there were many speculators willing to believe the product concept could result in a marketable product, a world-shaking, revolutionary, product with unlimited stored up household demand just waiting to save money. That fact itself was then sufficient incentive to keep up appearances, even if it was by then known how the physics works out. As long as there was a crowd of believers there was incentive.
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