Perfect Path Technologies: Omega E mat

“My only point is why in the world would someone sell something that does what is being claimed here without any legal protection at all?”

First, we don't know what legal protection may be in place. Secondly, others have already explained that, in some cases, keeping something secret may be a better option than seeking legal protection, through a patent or other means.

“ My guess and it's only a guess is there is nothing about these mats that can be patented. It's made from common everyday stuff.”

That is, as you said, only a guess.

He is not listening or understanding because he simply does not want to. I say we move on as sometimes folks have a notion and no amount of truth and reason will get through. This is at play here and now.

@tommylion- Without a patent, there is no legal protection in place. As far as keeping it a secret, how is he keeping it a secret? He’s selling them online. Anybody can purchase one, take it to a materials analysis service, find out exactly what it’s made of, and duplicate it with no legal consequences. And it’s not likely to need any exotic tooling equipment to manufacture like, say, a gear specific to some type of engine or a nuclear component. It’s a mat. A small mat. Composed of different materials that can easily be analyzed and duplicated. And I get what you guys are saying about patents and not divulging how anything is made. But do you agree that that applies much more to a complicated invention and not a simple mat.

thecarpathian
@geoffkait- That’s why I stated ’given their claims’. Go on the premise all product claims are valid regardless of knowing its material makeup. Would you agree such products go beyond a weird audiophile tweak and can have myriad applications beyond stereo equipment.

Given whose claims? Who is they? Besides people claim all kinds of things. Claims don’t mean nothin. Nobody has to prove claims. Nobody has to make claims. Get real. We went through the same thing twenty five years ago with the Shakti On Lines and there have been similar claims regarding Peter Belt products, crystals, the Intelligent Chip, the Teleportation Tweak, audiophile products that affect video and so on.