| Human fat from liposuction to power vehicles |
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| Friday, 08 December 2006 | |
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Venoy, originally from Norway but living in Florida since 1988, currently sources his raw material from restaurants and ships, but believes that the human fat removed in liposuction procedures will be a valuable source of power for engines. Currently the hospital disposes of fat from liposuction procedures through an incinerator. More than sixty percent of Americans are overweight, and liposuction is the most popular plastic surgery procedure in the country, so the businessman believes he may be tapping into a valuable, and plentiful supply of energy. One physicist commented that this may be a contribution to perpetual motion: "The more people drive, the less exercise they get. The less exercise they get, the fatter they become. The fatter they become, the more they need liposuction. The more they need liposuction, the more fuel is available to power their cars. And so it goes." |
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