That is the same exact man and machine that can burn salt water. A lot of people were making statements what good is burning saltwater? i am sure you all remember and in fact it may still be in the forums somewhere, http://www.tacticalgamer.com/general...-must-see.html is one but thought there was more. Anyway, I still think it may be a really cool invention not just for the possibility of curing or treating cancer but also for the purpose of burning salt water.
People claimed that it would not produce enough energy to support the machine used to make the water burn, I believe it could. I mean after we went through the "Iron Horse" years and seen what steam can do with fossil fuels why couldn't salt water that burns at a higher temperature, 1,500*F. that is some impressive heat and if pressurized right will produce some tremendous energy in return. think of electrical power plants burning salt water instead of coal. That was the first thing that went through my head but also factories that normally used fossil fuels burning salt water. the emissions would be clean, only draw back would be the long term effect would have to have effects on the climate. Enough water vapor gets into the atmosphere then it will come down as rain somewhere, possibly causing flooding or other severe global problems. At least it may also clean the air that we polluted through the years of burning fossil fuels?!?! It may be acid rain to begin with but eventually it would become clean.

As far as a cure for cancer, I am not so sure about that. It sounds good but I guess we are going to have to just sit back and see. I would be afraid that if this machine can burn salt water I would burst into flames as well. Surely the metals need to heat up more than salt water to apparently be destroyed?? I know nanoparticles might take less but when together as if in one big tumor....poof. maybe a huge tumor would require more than one shot of nano and sound waves to get it all out?