I can only speak for myself with this one. I would like to see an all electronic unit sit on my bench and power a small load with no external input, then understand how it works well enough to scale up to something that will run an RV coach. From there a home and lastly, a vehicle. I prefer an electronic solution due to its lower maintenance and initial investment. Regardless of the solution, I feel a redundant system is needed so that one unit can be taken down while the other continues to provide power. Spending time on improving efficiency of a COP < 1 system is not my goal. I guess you could say "I'm all in". I either find what I'm looking for or die trying. I will settle for nothing less than a complete game changer. I would hope others see why this is so critically important and are determined as much as I am. Being only partially a slave to the system is still being a slave and this is totally unsatisfactory. I've been dependent upon a system that wishes to eliminate me and my family for far too long--this $hit must stop. Will time run out before I succeed in my mission? Very likely. In any event, what I do and what I build will be OpenSource for others to continue on with and some day, somebody will fulfill my goal. That's a game changer. I can only hope from there, it spreads like wild fire. We are not dead yet, so lets make the most of it and put a finger in the eye of our opposition. What do you say? Shall we make a little history of our own for a change?
I've been thinking about this since you posted it a couple of weks ago and I see all kinds of impediments but the basic it one is scale - not of the device but of distribution of the device. I don't expect the internet to be free and open much longer and especially so if control is turned over to the U.N.
I see a lot of people ranting about the oil companies but it seems to me they are only looking at their gas tank. Oil is used one way or another in almost everything you touch these days, plastics being a huge part of that. Take a look around you and remove the plastic from everything you see and what's left? Not much. look at all the plastic components in a computer and the plastic insulation on wires in the computer, connecting the computer to the wall outlet, the wiring in the walls, and in the breaker box itself and then out to the transformer. The chair you're sitting on probably has some plastic parts and if you're sitting in your car on your cell phone reading this, look around you again. Then think about getting rid of asphalt roads and the material to patch them with, not to mention the tires you're riding on. The gas tank is a very small part of that.
Pollution? Think about today's world running on wood powered steam engines or "clean electricity". Really? When the manufacturing polutants are factored in it's only a miniscule difference and in some cases even more polluting than doing the same job with oil based fuel.
There's a nasty little secret about wind farms that people aren't generally aware of - everyone of those towers supporting the fans has a 2" gas line running up through it to run a motor powering the generator to produce electricity when there is no wind.
Then think of the geopolitics of it. Most of the worlds leaders aren't going to allow their people to have what you want to give them and most of those people don't have the resources or knowledge to build it on their own or the will to do so. They are mostly concerned about where the next meal for their family is going to come from and they can get along without electricity quite well. Maybe they would do better with electricity but they've never known it and, being something new to them, will naturally be sceptical. My wife has worked in medical imaging her whole life and now she is doing digital mamography. We were talking to some people about breast cancer screening in third world countries, mainly Central America, and one of the men in the group was quite blunt when he said, "You don't get it. These people don't give on Poo about health care. They just want to eat. That's their major challenge and it's every day." We had to confess, we've never been in that situation and couldn't even imagine it.
So, no, I don't see any possibility of you reaching your stated goal happening in your lifetime or your childrens' or their childrens' lifetimes. It's not "the system" that you're fighting but human nature - those in power work hard every day to maintain that power over others - and they have the resources to do so.
You asked me what I thought. That's only part of it but it gets two of the main points across. Although noble goals, I personnaly think you have a lot of talent and it seems silly to me to waste it tilting at windmills. It seems you want to destroy "the system" that is enabling you to do what you're doing and live like you live. You don't have to be a slave to it. Make it your slave. Make it deliver what you want and show others how to do the same.