A 22-year-old just turned plastic trash into petrol. Julian Brown poured his fuel — called Plastoline — into a Dodge Scat Pack in front of 1,000 people in Atlanta. It drove off without a hitch. A year later, a Rolls-Royce Dawn ran on the same fuel just as smoothly as premium petrol. He built his first plastic-to-fuel reactor at 17. By 22, he had five prototypes under his company NatureJab. Here’s how it actually works — a process called Microwave Pyrolysis: Plastic waste goes into a sealed chamber with zero oxygen. 8,000 watts of microwave heat melts it into vapor. The vapor cools through pipes and becomes liquid crude oil — the same thing pulled from the ground to make petrol. Refine it, and you get gasoline, diesel, or jet fuel. His latest reactor, Mark V, is portable. It can produce fuel anywhere — disaster zones, construction sites, military camps. Here’s what makes this hit differently. Less than 9% of plastic on Earth actually gets recycled. Julian just proved the other 91%...