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We get one of those about once a year, and none of them have been replicated yet.
Yes, see... it stops working when it leaves their lab.
Then we should build a huge battery right there in their lab and let it store energy for the whole world.
Did it even work in the lab? Replication is needed, otherwise they might have had something else happen. For that matter even if it really happened, if it can't be duplicated it changes nothing