Hello @hilarski

I'm in agreement here, to the point that I'd like you to throw some of your power around regarding a fraud on Steemit itself.

The @geetinstitute here seems to be marketing itself as a far-too-efficient engine, one that's a very obvious scam.

 @alexbeyman is the sword here, and he's now involved with a flag war against a GEET supporting whale. He wrote an article [here](https://steemit.com/steemit/@alexbeyman/water-is-not-a-fuel-the-geet-engine-scam) on this.

I'd love to see you help him out, and crush a fraud who markets heretical, fraudulent science and technology. To claim that technology works when it does not is heresy. I am the @heretickitten, so I'm most certainly not going to stand for this. 

I offered to utilize the scientific method, to verify if their engine was real, but of course, there is no response. I think it's pretty wrong to collect profit due to false claims that they are unwilling to have tested, so if you wanna throw your weight around, I'd be happy to see you join our little battle.