> > Have you tried to see if it affects the performance of the computer,
> > or there's any measurable difference in video noise etc? Any idea
> > how it works?
>
> Heh, heh... that is the million dollar question. As a software
> developer, I can agree with the original criticism that it cannot
> possibly work. However, as someone with ES, I can assure you that
> it does (well, in my case anyway, and I know of several other
> folks who are also convinced).
>
> I have certainly tried figuring out how it works over the years,
> and to lengths that are certainly beyond the licensing agreement. :-)
> It does not appear to use any CPU power. When the software development
> job was hired out, the job description was to develop an "Experimental
> Utility program with sequential number generator". And looking
> at some semi-decompiled code, the code appears to have a Fibonacci
> sequence in it.
>
> My suspicion is that this software works outside of the realm
> of mainstream/accepted science, and even a completely honest
> and accurate description of how it works would be laughed at
> by skeptics.
>
> All I know is that this stuff has kept me employed for years.
> And that makes them dirt cheap, no matter how many hundreds
> of dollars they may cost.
>
> Marc
>
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