Another Fuel-Efficiency Dream Dashed

While it sounds like it works on similar principles to any number of miraculous devices from millionaire playboy inventor Anthony Stark--it allegedly shoots "holographic frequencies into the gas tank and changes the molecular structure of the gasoline"--old-fashioned fuddy-duddys are saying, according to this report from the Denver Post's site, that the marketers of a new "SmogBuster Fuel Disk" that allegedly improves gas mileage and helps clean the air must be huffing gas:

"It doesn't work," says Dr. Terry Parker, a physics professor at the Colorado School of Mines. Parker and graduate student John Dane of the chemistry department tested the device…."It's clear that it's just a sticker and nothing else," Dane said.

Back to my so-far fruitless search for the guy who invented a car that runs on water, but alas has been intimidated by ExxonMobil thugs into hiding.