What people say in the reviews is that there is no science in the film. That is true. But that's not the point. The point is that no one it seems will give him a straight answer - that he has an electric motor and has failed to account for energy balance - but on the other hand, Mr. Newman would surely have never accepted a straight answer. The film is a strange macabre dance between Newman and bureaucracy and lawyers in which everyone comes off badly, and in a sense, so do we all.
PS, I am a physicist, and there is nothing to the machine that cannot be found in an electric shaver.
PS, I am a physicist, and there is nothing to the machine that cannot be found in an electric shaver.