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The concern over the secrecy surrounding zero point energy stems from the Invention Secrecy Act of 1951. This act has long shielded promising patents from the public eye under the guise of national security. There are estimates of thousands of patents that could potentially benefit humanity, yet many remain classified. This creates an unfortunate landscape where bureaucracy stifles innovation and progress, a theme echoed by whistleblowers and informed parties alike.