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In 1998, Stanley Meyer was met with an untimely demise. While in a business meeting with his brother and two potential foreign investors, Stanley began to violently vomit, and his brother claimed Stanley’s final words were that he was poisoned. The coroner’s report stated that Meyer had died due to a cerebral aneurysm. There are those, however, who believe that Stanley’s death was in fact due to poisoning. I will leave that idea up to you, the reader, to decide.

The water fuel cell’s legacy still has many questions surrounding it. The main being: did it actually work? As stated before, there were only eyewitness testimonies backing the water-powered car’s legitimacy. Whether it worked or not, it is easy to wonder why nobody has continued Meyer’s work. The patent for the fuel cell has expired, so anybody could pick up where Stanley left off. If one were to have a breakthrough with this technology, and be able to mass produce it, there would be massive implications on protecting the environment. Having cars run purely on water with harmless emissions could solve many of the global climate problems faced today. It would definitely be a step in the right direction in keeping the global temperature rise at the target +2°C, and make the +1.5°C target a much more feasible goal. Perhaps you, the reader, will become inspired by this story of a man who wanted to help the global climate fight, and create the next great technology to combat our ever rising CO2 emissions.

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