Legum non sanximus, eam tantum exsequimus.
(We don't make the laws, we just enforce them.)
Contact the ThermoDynamic Police.
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ThermoDynamic Police
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Thursday, April 24, 2003
The newspaper headline read "Man who sold shares in 'perpetual motion machine' dies". And with that it was too late for the TDP to swing into action. According to the story Edwin V. Gray had been selling shares in his company, Zetex. "An estimated 2,000 shareholders, half of them from Kansas, invested about $10 Million in Zetex stock." His machine reportedly could launch missiles and space shuttles and fuel electric cars. This was obviously something for nothing, a case for the TDP. But the SEC and the Grim Reaper got to him first.
5:59 PM
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