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Ok, sorry I got carried away. I didn't mean to question whether or not anyone believes that a perpetual motion machine has been invented or even whether the possibility of one exists. I was simply imposing a hypothetical question: if an upstanding member of the scientific community were to stumble upon the key to perpetual motion and actually build the corresponding machine, how should he handle the responsibility?

I have designed a working perpetual motion that uses simple magnets, magnetic sheilding and a wheel. I'm not going to post how it works right now, not because I fear you will steal my design, but because I fear it will spark an argument that will end with everyone calling me a crackpot. I really just want to ask you guys these questions: If I manage to make this machine, what should I do? Should I hide from assasination attempts? Should I patent it? Who should I sell the patent to? Honestly, why should inventors have to deal with these things?

Ok I was asked this question and I was kind of annoyed that I cannot figure it out on my own so my question is: Why doesnt lightning ussually accompany snow?