The round table
Episodes
Two hosts, a panel, and the questions the forums have been asking for fifteen years — each one ending with the number that would settle it. Broadcast on YouTube; kept here.
An effort to educate: one myth about Stan at a time, set against the record and answered in his own recorded voice, with one true thing about his technology. Under a minute each; narrated by NeuralStan, an AI voice.
Shorts 15
Flip through them →An effort to educate. Much of what gets shared about Stan Meyer is wrong: photographs of other men in his dune buggy passed off as him, a General Motors deal nobody can source, a fraud "conviction" that was a civil suit. Each short takes one claim, sets it against the record, and lets Stan answer in his own recorded voice. Along the way it explains one true piece of what he was doing with water, in under a minute.
You can spot the next one yourself: ask where the claim comes from, check the date, and listen to what Stan said. Every short lists its sources on its own page.
Narrated by NeuralStan, an AI voice. Every word you hear from Stan is from an original recording.
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22 gallons, LA to New York
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That's not Stan in the buggy
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Stan Meyer and General Motors, June 1990?
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Were Stan Meyer's patents seized?
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Stan Meyer didn't die at the Cracker Barrel
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Was Stan Meyer's water car seized?
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Stan Meyer said use salt water. Here's why.
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Stan Meyer's billion-dollar offer: one story, four prices
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Was Stan Meyer convicted of fraud?
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Did anyone ever see Stan Meyer's water car run?
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"Fill it up with water": what Stan Meyer actually meant
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Same power. More and more gas? Stan Meyer's Figure 15
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Stan Meyer "refused all testing"? Meet the admiral.
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Where did Stan Meyer's water car get its electricity? A car alternator.
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Stan Meyer's "19 times more": energy, or seconds?