Innovatehno1943 d.o.o. – a retrospective

At the moment it looks as though the people behind Innovatehno no longer want any contact.

We are unable to keep up a line to Zagreb. Nobody there answers enquiries any more. The website returns an error when called up. Innovatehno seems to have become history.

“Sad but true”

is how the current status of Innovatehno1943 in Zagreb can be described. We had already feared this last winter, after the management let its planned participation in a major event fall through. So events once again follow a pattern that we have experienced in several places “in the scene” so far:

Someone has a brilliant idea and starts putting it into practice. ∨

People close by are drawn in, in order to show a prototype publicly. ∨

Promising information is quickly published on a website. ∨

Then potential investors and multipliers take notice and drop by, without obligation, for a meeting that is sometimes arranged with difficulty. ∨

This is often followed by a series of talks and repeat visits. Investors then either offer money (or not), or perhaps improve their offer once more. ∨

By then at the latest, word has got round, and interested members of the FE (free energy) community come, marvel and can hardly believe what they are standing in front of. ∨

They travel home again and tell many others about it – usually publicly and online, too. ∨

This drives even more people, and there are even more requests to visit, more ideas and more possibilities for implementation. ∨

At some point the boat that everyone is sitting in capsizes.

Either the overall concept was not good enough. ∨

Or the background is not communicated openly with partners. So the expectations on both sides cannot be met per se. ∨

Or people “simply” cannot agree. ∨

Or, after travelling home, the investors withdraw their large-volume offer after all. ∨

So far it has always ended in the same loop: ∨

…it’s never enough.

In other words: so far it has apparently never been enough to convince at the same time, to bring partners on board, to trust them, to move forward together and to succeed together. Should that really be the (final) lesson of this story? Certainly not – rather, it fuels our conviction:

Solutions can only be established together.

The general expectation that “it’s all very simple” is surely also reinforced by the numerous fake YouTube videos on the internet showing supposedly easy-to-build FE devices. That these may serve only to generate advertising revenue for their owners, and are made so spectacular for that reason, probably occurs to very few people.