Where are the patents?
Eduardo Pontaoe
16 Dec 2008
Well, Jeremias, such info coming from the donkey’s mouth like Jun Velasco and his ilk, is highly unlikely it happened.
The PIE . . .Prolific Inventor Extraordinaire . . . Glenn Castillo, at a milky age of 43 years old could surpass not only Nikola Tesla, but the man himself . . . Thomas Alva Edison.
With 500 inventions under Castillo’s belt, it would be proper to ask Jun Velasco, where are the patents for such creations?
It must be noted with extreme care these inventions changed people’s lives. Other than that . . . it’s just Velasco induced hog-wild enthusiasm.
The numbers should tell us, if he started inventing things since the day he was born, he would’ve made at least 12 inventions a year. If he churned out productions at the young age of 20 – just the hell of it – he could have spit out 22 a year.
Impossible!
Looking on Velasco, we could see the irrationality of a flawed writer . . . the irrefragable and blootered character . . . who couldn’t see the image of truth in the mirror, that there’s something terribly wrong with himself.
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