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I need to make a disclaimer here officially.
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I am not advocating, and I do not wish anybody to get the idea that I'm advocating free and unrestrained
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zapping of people with various and sundry electromagnetic devices
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under the guise that that's going to cure cancer or cure this or do that or whatever.
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I certainly do not advocate that kind of thing.
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And I'm not even talking about just exactly normal electromagnetics.
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I'm talking about an extended electromagnetics.
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And what I'm advocating is something that's to be developed and tested under the proper scientific auspices.
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And when tested and proven, then it is to be used on human beings.
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I do not advocate at all short-circuiting the scientific method,
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nor short-circuiting those things that have been found necessary to protect all of us.
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So I want to make that disclaimer up front so that you understand exactly what kind of electromagnetic medicine
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and healing I'm talking about.
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The kinds of things that I'm talking about are based upon work that the Soviet Union has forged ahead
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very greatly in to build weapons from.
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Now, I can only describe the two.
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The two is amoral. It has no morality.
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The hand that holds that two and wields it can be either moral or immoral.
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And there's nothing on God's green earth I can do about which way that's used.
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And I can assure you there's plenty of people using it for weapons and going to.
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What I'm trying to advocate now, I will show you some of the weapon uses of it,
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because it's already been done. I didn't turn over that Pandora's box. That's been done.
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But what I'd like to show you is also the other side of that coin,
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some of the great benefits that can accrue to all of humanity if we take this out of the weapons arena
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and put it into the healing arena, because it opens up the possibility of a totally new kind of medicine,
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in my opinion. And I've studied this at great deal of length to try to get to where I'm at in understanding this.
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What we're talking about really is a great throwback.
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Graviton biology is short for electro-gravitobiology, and what that is short for is combined electromagnetics and gravity,
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a unified field theory, but one that's applied engineering-wise and from the biology applied to biological systems.
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That's what we're talking about. It gives you deep effects of a nature and a kind
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that simply cannot be done with ordinary electromagnetics.
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Because for one thing, you start from the atomic nuclei outwards, coupling out to electromagnetically,
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coupling to the electron shells, and then coupling on out into the lattice structure
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and interferometry, causing actual physical changes to the structure.
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We are talking about not heating tissue. We are not talking about finding one little tiny trigger frequency
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that you can get a great big biological resonance to. We're talking about something far beyond that,
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a totally new kind of gravitobiology or extended electromagnetic medicine.
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And I want to describe that for you. What makes it tick? Some of the mechanisms
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and exactly how you would manipulate that to accomplish healing of diseases that today are totally resistant
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to just about everything we have. Specifically, it would be very nice if we would use this kind of methodology
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to develop cures for cancer, leukemia, AIDS, and debilitating diseases like that.
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And I can tell you and will show you that it has been used under the proper scientific auspices
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to cure cancer and leukemia about 100 percent, done in France, funded by the French government,
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and done with the direction of some eminent French scientists. It's in the hardcore French medical literature.
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This is not backward stuff or hidden stuff or underground stuff. This is stuff which was suppressed.
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But it's real and it's in the hardcore literature and those scientists that work with Priori are still alive.
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It's real stuff and it did work. I say that because if you want to look at something like an extended electromagnetic medicine,
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you cannot rely on anecdotal material. You must have something that is solid and hard
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and you can sink your teeth into it and you know those experiments did work and they worked this way and they did that
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and that was certified by people who had the proper medical training, who had done many, many kinds of tests
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on lab animals and knew what they were about. If you use data like that and then you try to say what was done
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and how did it work, now you're talking something that means something. And that's the approach I've been trying to take
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and that's the approach I'd like to share with you. Because this stuff has, in my opinion, the greatest promise
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of anything we have. And in my opinion, nothing we're doing now on AIDS, we should do everything we can,
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but nothing we're doing now is going to do any good in time. I think even the most conservative scientists
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see the forthcoming bankruptcy of the medical system in the United States unless we make drastic changes.
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That's a euphemism for saying unless we start withholding medical treatment from folks.
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And if you think they have not already started that, you've got to check with your insurance company
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if you're an aerospace worker because there's a lot of stuff you're not covered for anymore.
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Or there's 10% of it or 30% of it you're not covered for anymore, half of it. So already the workers' medical benefits
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have been very quietly and very drastically cut. You're going to see a lot more. You're going to see eventually
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as bad as I hate to say it, the system which is still a private enterprise system. And it simply can't go back
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or up. It'll have to either withhold care or and not give care to people like people who require a lot of care
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like old people. Have you not heard people talking about we don't need to give them treatment?
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They don't need it much anymore? Those issues are actually being raised. You'll either have to see it
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do that or federalized. So what we would like to see really is a more effective way to go about treating disease.
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Now years ago a lot of snake oil salesmen sold everything under the sun, a little wire and they called it this or that,
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some fancy name, and this will cure your cancer, this will cure that, and it will cure gout, it will cure anything.
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It was really snake oil. And as a reaction to that they would sell you a little stone and tell you that will cure anything.
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Particularly if you took it in the dark of the moon. But to curb that, certain laws were passed of course
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and that became practicing medicine without a license, then they began to lock up those kinds of people.
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Now not everybody who was experimenting with electromagnetics on effects on biological system was a charlatan,
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not by any means. But unfortunately the broom swept rather clean. It sort of cleaned up everybody,
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including the people who were actually good scientists trying to do something and trying to understand how to do it that way.
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All chemistry is based on charge and charge distribution and that's about as electromagnetic as you can get.
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Now if you can control the charge and charge distribution, you can control all of the chemistry.
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That includes the biochemistry of the human body or an animal's body. Since it looks like that can be done,
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it doesn't appear that difficult to do, wouldn't it make sense to try to find out the exact techniques for doing that?
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Because if you could develop those techniques and control the charge and charge distribution,
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control it accurately, you could control all the biochemistry and look at what you could do with just that.
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There are many other things you can do. So we're going to get into something that is hidden in normal electromagnetics.
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Your normal voltmeters and your normal ampmeters do not measure this.
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An ionization detector will detect it somewhat. It's a crude detector. We have to develop a lot better detectors,
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but I want you to understand that I'm describing an extension to what we know in electromagnetics today.
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And I want to be very specific about that and I want to show you what I'm saying is there and what can be done with it.
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And I'm advocating the scientific community to do this. That is who I'm advocating do it.
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So with that kind of proviso, let's get on into what we're talking about.
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This is really a drastic extension of photobiology. The physical world as we know it, if we believe physics,
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is really made primarily by one interaction, the photon interaction.
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The photon interaction with charged matter and uncharged matter sometimes makes physical reality as we see it today.
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Now before that goes by, let me say that again. Look around you at that person sitting beside you,
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the chair, the ceiling, the nail that's in the ceiling.
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Every bit of that, if we believe quantum mechanics, is being made by a process which is like a chopper and moving at a fantastic rate of speed,
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but it's chopping one little bit at a time, just like a buzzsaw. Zip, like that.
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That photon interaction, photon is the basic quantum anyway, makes physical reality what we call observable reality.
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Observable means it's been interacted with by a photon. That's what it means.
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There is a process, you see, in physics which makes physical reality.
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Now, if you come inside that process and you find a way to engineer it and control it, control the sequences of those operations,
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you can control what shall be made as physical reality. Let me say that again.
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If you can come in and you can control the actual teeth on the buzzsaw, whether one cuts or not and in what way it cuts,
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you will absolutely control the way it cuts, the bow. You will control the way physical reality is cut out by that process.
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And that can be done, and that's what I want to talk about tonight.
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Anyway, this thing that today we're going to be calling Gravitobiology started off as photobiology, and it started off with Gervitch
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in the 20s and 30s noticing that cells of living things gave off very special little photons,
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and looking at the characteristics of those and what kinds of strange things happened, the anomalies.
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That was called mitogenetic radiation, particularly cells. When they were fertilized or when they divided,
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they had a great burst of activity, mitogenetic radiation, little photons given off by these little cells genetically.
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The Russian, Krasnoyarskaya, did an enormous amount of work in military institutions.
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We're talking weapons here. Carrying this forward to show that those certain little photons given off
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if he made cells diseased and let the little photons they give off now pass into some other fresh cells,
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it would create the disease in those cells, even though there wasn't a germ there, there wasn't a virus there or anything.
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Now, why can I find that so understandable? Because if I believe quantum mechanics,
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the toxins of what the germs make, for example, the poisons, their chemicals, and the chemistry's control
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by charge and distribution, and that's controlled by this photon interaction, the potentials in their structure.
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So you see it's all interlocked, and down here on the bottom there is a master key
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that if you'll put the key in that lock, you can unlock the whole process, and if you can learn to do it, you can control it.
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Anyway, he was interested in the disease effect. Obviously, that's weaponizable because you see it was optics,
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but you can translate those kinds of frequencies that was discovered by what's called subharmonic oscillation to lower frequencies.
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You've got to keep the exact phasing and the exact harmonic structure, but that's the way you do it.
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Subharmonic oscillation is well known in nonlinear oscillator theory.
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We won't go into that, but we'll just say it can be done, and it's known how to do that.
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So you can get out of the optical frequency, and you can get down into something you can work with like radar frequency, like microwaves.
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Maybe the microwave radiation USMC Moscow, which induced a lot of health problems and health diseases in the people there.
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Hey, maybe there's some application to this that the Russians did after all.
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Another Russian by the name of Debyadkov called this hidden structure that you can build in there now,
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and I'll talk about that a little more here later. He called that the information content of the field.
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This is a hidden order, a hidden structure. You're going to build into potentials.
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He didn't want you to know potentials. He just kept talking about fields. He's talking about potentials.
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But this can control then the fields that get born and the photons that get born, and it controls the operation.
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Debyadkov's book has not even been published. You can buy it translated. You can buy it right across the counter in Russia.
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It's not classified. It's not hidden. We don't even have people that are seriously following photobiology.
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Much less gravitobiology, because Nasheev's book has not been translated either.
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Lissitsyn then, is a man who at the time that this paper was written in the late 60s,
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ran a thing in the Soviet Union that had all of the medical information in there, like a great automated library.
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Lissitsyn himself got his what we would call doctorate in very esoteric brain wave theory.
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Powerful people sometimes like to crow a little bit, and Lissitsyn crowed again.
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And he said, we've broken a genetic brain code, and I want to give some details.
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There's not more than 44 codes. We can control the thing. We know how to do it.
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And we've got it, giving you a clue of some of the work that might be going on.
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Dr. Popp in West Germany. Popp has discovered the master cellular control system
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that controls all the cells in the human body or any other animal's body, for example.
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There is a master cellular system, and it's in the virtual state, baby, in case you read quantum mechanics.
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And it just leaks over gradually into the observable state.
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But the human system has used these hidden channels, just like we used fm, and we used electrons,
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and all this kind of thing, long before we even had an electromagnetic theory.
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It has used this stuff, the scalar electromagnetics, as well.
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The unfortunate part of it, we have in our body, for example, the best scalar interferometer system in the world.
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The only problem with it is the output of that, gentlemen, is buried in our deep unconscious.
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We are not conscious of it at all.
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For example, think. Do you know how the inside left of your right kneecap is doing right now?
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No, you don't. But inside, you do.
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You know down to the individual cell in your deep unconscious, but it never reaches your conscious mind.
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But the instrumentation system is there in the body.
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And of course, I've added a whole bunch of this stuff by synthesizing this stuff,
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moving it over to the graviton field to catch up with the Russians.
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I took my clues, by the way, from the Russians there, as which way to go.
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And I found Whitaker's work, and I'm going to talk about that, because that's what I'm going to talk about.
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Because that gives you the clue as to how you can actually engineer it and do it.
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Cavity quantum electrodynamics, I noticed that that proves that you can amplify the virtual state directly into the observable state.
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And physicists today are saying we have a new physics right there.
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That fits in as well in the fact that the structure potentials are given by the Whitaker work to control all of this.
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Then you add in time phase or time reversal of waves, which we discovered from the open Russian work.
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We were not smart enough to discover that.
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Do you hear me?
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We got it from the Russians in the open literature after they'd had it two decades.
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But after all, it's we who are smart.
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It's not, and are the Russians not a bunch of dumb peasants trying to clean the mud off their boots?
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They have always been the best nonlinear mathematicians in the world from day one, and they still are.
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Nothing has changed there.
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And these are all nonlinear effects.
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Then you add the pump phase conjugate mirror, which simply means you can amplify the time reverse wave, and boy, you got it at that point.
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Have you ever got it in space?
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Because now you can engineer it and amplify it, and that's all you need.
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They have working contractions.
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So that's a little history and a little basis.
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Scampering through the overview here, there's three kinds of things in electromagnetics, and we only use one in our engineering today.
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If you have a field that causes an electron to move in a straight line away, that's an E field, an electric field.
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If the electron swirls around in a circle at right angles, that's a magnetic field.
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On the other hand, if the electromagnetics is all fighting itself, a whole bunch of forces fighting to a draw, creating a stress.
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It's just exactly like you squeeze a rubber ball and then relax, and squeeze and relax.
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You never translate anything.
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The ball doesn't take off and get translated.
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It gets squeezed.
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This is the key.
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It's internal energy.
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It's done on the medium.
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It is not done to translate the medium that it's working on or the object.
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It's done internally to the object or the medium.
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We throw that away in electromagnetic field theory.
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We do not use very much that concept.
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Actually, that's the interesting one, because note, if I put specific forces on there, it has a deterministic structure.
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Hey, wait a minute.
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Your professor forgot to tell you that you could make a deterministic structure for an electromagnetic scalar potential, which is what that piece is.
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And it's got a hidden structure buried up in it.
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That's simply, and that's how hard it is to do, just structure them, let them fight each other, and that's all there is to it.
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What's that XLT in?
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That stands for translation.
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I just didn't have room to write it.
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For those of you that are technical, take E cross H equals zero.
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Your pointing vector is zero.
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All that means is the electromagnetic energy is not translating out of there.
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It's not moving.
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Stay in there.
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You've been taught to throw that away.
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That's wrong.
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The energy turned into non-electromagnetic energy.
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Specifically, it turned into gravitational energy.
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And if you will let it collect in the nuclei of the atoms long enough, it will cause changes that are gravitational, like inertia.
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It activates the nuclei by increasing a structured potential element.
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This activation then couples out to the electron shells, moves them around a bit, couples into the lattice structures, and changes the actual physical material.
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Probably a lot of people in here are interested in paranormal phenomena, psychic phenomena.
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The human being has processes that are not Newtonian, available to them.
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Unfortunately, as I said, the output of the system doesn't come up to your conscious mind.
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It's in your deep unconscious.
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But it is there.
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We'll talk a little bit more about the nature of that.
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But if you use the potentials and the structure of the potentials, you are hidden from normal instruments.
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But there's real things that can be done at a distance, like remote viewing, metal breaking, metal bending.
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I think Dr. Jack Howe can convince most anybody that's open-minded that human beings can anomalously bend and break metal.
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He's done it thousands of times.
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People have done it in this class.
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It's thousands of times.
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And not every one of them was a sneaky guy with a magician, you know, looking around, bending on his belt belt.
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Another friend that has taught it to some military audiences,
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if you want to tell the three-star general that his little wife, who was just very proud to bend this nice big heavy stainless steel fork,
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really was a sneak and a cheat, and she hit that on her belt buckle, you're going to have a pretty hard time doing that because he knows his wife.
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And she ain't the amazing Randy.
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We're not saying that there are not people who do cheat on it.
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We're saying that not everybody is a cheat and a thief, and it's a real phenomenon.
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And we're saying there's a real mechanism involved in it.
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There's a real physics, you see.
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I'm interested in the physics of it.
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But we'll have to go into the structured potential, the part on the bottom that gets left out.
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And your pointing vector for the electrical engineers is going to be zero, so you ain't going to have any electromagnetics in what we're talking about.
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It's going to have converted itself to something else. It'll still be there, but it's hidden.
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To give you a full chronology, it's amazing.
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In this country and all the universities across the land, the standard thing that's taught in electromagnetics, classical electromagnetics,
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is the theory of James Clerk Maxwell.
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That is not true.
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That is a big, fat, bald-faced lie.
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Isn't that a strong statement? Yes.
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There's not a one of those equations that are taught as Maxwell's equations that ever appeared in a single paper or book by James Clerk Maxwell.
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Maxwell's theory was written in quaternions and quaternion mathematics, not vector analysis.
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After his death, mostly a single man, Seth Toth, Oliver Heaviside, he never had a degree.
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He was teaching himself differential equations, for example, in calculus when Maxwell published his book in 1873.
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It inspired him, however, but he couldn't understand a lot of these quaternion parts, and so he threw all those parts out.
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Like the scalar part, he got rid of that. That was the gravity.
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The part that he left when he was one of the two men who had finished vector analysis, the part that was left is the subset of Maxwell's theory.
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That's the part that never interacts with gravity. It's always mutually exclusive from gravity.
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You never have a inertial change, you never have a gravitational change, and you never get any gravity.
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And you never get free energy, because it's always a conservative system.
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And so that is the part that the less than 30 men made a decision. They had a short debate.
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And the vectors just had the run of the day because they just threw it out.
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Because the other was complicated, that was a lot easier to understand.
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There weren't many scientists, hardly anybody understood electromagnetics.
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And the real problem was they were trying to get on with putting in telegraphs.
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And the problem was to get the signal down the wire, build some transformers, get it down there clear without all the noise and everything, and at some distance.
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And the vector stuff worked very well indeed. It was simple and everybody could understand it.
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And so the whole world ran off with all our heavy science equations.
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They were very useful. Now, Hebbiside was a brilliant man, don't let me castigate Hebbiside.
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There was just a very serious mistake made. He said the potential, for example, of the metaphysical law will be murdered out of the theory.
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Since the 1950s on Aaron Aronoff's bomb paper, we know it's the potential that's primary.
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It ain't even these force fields that everybody fell in love with and they teach in all the universities.
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Those things are not even causes, they're effects.
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Don't take my word for it, read the literature. That's been proven.
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The Aronoff bomb effect is now proven and it's now accepted in physics.
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It ain't made it to the electrical engineers yet. But it's true nonetheless.
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What effect?
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Aronoff bomb effect. The potential is the important thing.
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When the force fields go to zero, the potentials can still remain and interfere in charged particle systems to give real physical effects,
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even though you think there's no electromagnetics around. That's what your EE professor taught you.
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He was wrong, baby.
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He didn't have the complete theory.
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Now the interesting thing is that hardly a single professor, I have to say hardly a single, because one or two have.
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The guy that clued me in certainly had. He didn't check it in depth.
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But he knew the original Maxwell theory was different from the interpretation of it by James Clerk Maxwell.
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And he told me that and I was astounded because I had never checked. I thought that that was the same theory.
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It wasn't. When you checked, it isn't.
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Maxwell's theory is vastly different.
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Contains a heck of a lot in it that is not in your present electromagnetics handbook.
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Please go check that. Don't take my word for it.
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And you can use it. It's an engineer-able theory for God's sakes.
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You can use it on the lab bench and it works. It's tricky because we don't know the phenomenology, but it works.
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It can be made to work.
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OK, Nikola Tesla came along.
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In his Colorado Springs experiments, he discovered a strange new wave.
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A wave of pure potential.
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He called it later his standing column wave, given off by thunderstorms.
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And he tracked it when the thunderstorm had moved hundreds of miles.
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The night of July the 3rd and 4th, I believe 1898 or 1899. I had to check my notes.
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Suddenly I forgot. It's one of the dates. Two dates.
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In his Colorado Springs experiments, he recorded it in his notebook on July the 4th.
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Four years later, so that would be 1903, that would be 1899 is the date.
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Four years later, E.T. Whitaker wrote the theory for that exact wave.
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And that one is not in your EE handbook.
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We're going into that just a bit.
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Because that's the magic one.
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The next year, Whitaker wrote and published the paper on the other side of the coin.
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On one paper he told you how to transform electromagnetic energy into gravitational energy.
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In the second paper he told you how to interfere, interfere two sets of gravitational potentials, that is,
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and turn it back into electromagnetic energy.
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You can replace all the junk that's in your EE handbook by the second Whitaker paper.
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Like the kids said, every damn bit of it.
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And if you add the first paper, you've got the other side that Oliver Hebbyside threw out of there.
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You've got it back in there, like the kids said.
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The stuff that I'm talking about is rigorous.
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It will withstand your rigorous theoretical investigation.
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And I urge you to make exactly that investigation in case you're a technical person and have doubts.
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Be doubtful, be skeptical.
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But go check my damn references.
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See if they say what I say they are saying.
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Test them and make up your own mind.
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They do say that.
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The Soviets at the end of World War II, with us having got the atomic bomb,
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Stalin kicked all the scientists right square in the middle of the tailbone
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and said, go look for the next great technical breakthrough.
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That ain't going to be the last one, but the next one's going to be Soviet.
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They set up institutes.
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One of them had, for example, 2,000 HV types in it, at Katomission.
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And they hauled all of the scientific literature from the whole West over there from day one.
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And they went through each and every single paper.
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They didn't miss a one.
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There has never been anything like that done in the West.
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They came up with the Whitaker papers.
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They came up with the difference in the quaternion Maxwell theory
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and the subset of that written by Oliver Hebbyside in vectors.
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They came up with the 1898 or 99 time reversal paper by Barras.
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And so shortly after World War II, as they began to digest all of this,
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they had the German radar team.
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And the German radar team had built round materials,
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which if you radiate two or three radar beams into it, you've got full wave mixing.
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You have got a pump phase conjugate material for radar in hot optics.
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And you get anomalies.
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Now, we have verified with the head of the German rocket team,
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who was retired with him in Huntsville, Alabama,
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that that radar team had serious anomalies.
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He said, but after all these years, he said, I had my hands full with rockets.
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And so I don't recall the nature of those anomalies.
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I just know they had them.
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And so all of that work went to Russia right at the end of the war.
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They got the theoretical anomalies.
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They had the radar anomalies.
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And they began to piece it together.
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By 1950, they were up to their eyebrows in weapons experimentation
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with pump four-wave conjugate radar mirrors, time-reversed radar waves,
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and with Whittaker structured potential waves, the magic Tesla standing car and a wave.
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And so that's the background of this thing and how it got in weapons.
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And we discovered it by about 25 years of agonizing, knit-by-grip work,
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trying to put this mess together and figuring out how in the world they could be doing
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what even the open newspapers were showing them doing.
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And we found what they were doing slowly.
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It was not an easy task.
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Not over yet, but it's getting there.
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Now, there is the two papers that Whittaker published,
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and there's how fundamental they are.
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One of them tells you that all of the classical EM that there is,
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including all the waves, can be replaced by scalar potential interferometry.
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I took the name, scalar electromagnetics, from the Whittaker paper,
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and I did something else.
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Over the years, I've had an awful lot of academics call me every day under the sun,
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a lot of them with several PhDs after their name.
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But there was a kicker, you see.
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I did not reference the first Whittaker paper deliberately.
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Whittaker himself references it in the second paper.
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There is an unwritten law in the scientific community
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that if you're going to call a fellow an idiot or a lunatic or a charlatan,
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you first ruthlessly check his references.
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Not a damn one checked my references.
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But I had a criterion, you see.
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If he didn't come up with the first Whittaker paper and disprove that,
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he didn't know what he was talking about.
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Finally, somebody did, and I have since started referencing the first Whittaker paper.
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I never had a problem. The theory was already in the literature.
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I didn't write it. It's in there.
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It's been in there since 1903, 1904.
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And it's engineering.
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The second paper tells you that you can produce pure standing waves of scalar potential,
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Tesla's magic wave.
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The theory was written four years later.
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It's been in the literature since 1903.
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And the Russians found it. We didn't.
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We didn't do anything with it.
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This is what a Tesla standing wave looks like or a standing scalar wave or a Whittaker wave.
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It's just a wave of the change of the potential as you go out,
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the potential that you're staying at a fixed value.
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That's automatically a wave in the curvature of spacetime.
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And that violates the hell out of the general relativity.
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Because Einstein didn't know about this kind of stuff,
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and so he didn't know any way to bend spacetime electromagnetically.
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He only knew the kind of electromagnetics that's never around where gravity effects are involved.
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So he assumed the local spacetime was always flat.
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He spent the rest of his life trying to find out how to get that electromagnetics back in there,
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not knowing his own assumption and throwing it out,
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and would prevent him the rest of his life from doing that.
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That's why he never succeeded with the unified field theory.
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You've got to change that assumption he made to get one.
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And you've got to have a locally bent spacetime, a locally curved spacetime.
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The Russians have long since thrown it out and long since changed general relativity.
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But in the United States of America you cannot get such a paper published.
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Physicists regularly try.
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And their papers will not be published because they uphold the Einstein general relativity as a dogma.
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It's beginning to crackle a bit, but it has been upheld by dogma, not by science.
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Anyway, inside this beast you see you have pairs of waves hidden.
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Your detectors won't show you these waves.
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But they're pairs of waves, one running in one direction, one running in the other.
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They do not have to run at the speed of light.
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In fact, nor do they do not.
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And one is a time-reverse wave.
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Isn't that nice?
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You've got the whole ball of wax in two papers written in 1903, 1904.
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You can put every phone conversation in New York City inside those hidden structures,
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and you can take your wave detectors and all you'll detect is a carrier.
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You'll never see a damn thing in there.
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The Russians use that type of thing for communication all the time.
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I only know one man can detect it, and that's Frank Golden out of Nashville, Tennessee.
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Anyway, what you have is you have the envelope here that's just a potential.
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There's no E field and there's no B field.
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But in other words, the E field is zero, and the B field is zero.
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There's a jillion E fields and B fields hidden in there.
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And they're organized.
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Now, you can make one of those waves, as Witteker said you could,
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and you can make it with a structure like you wish to.
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And it has harmonic structures.
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And you can organize the entire lattice, the entire energetics of the virtual vacuum flux,
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of the virtual particle flux of the vacuum itself.
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You can organize space time. Hey, wait a minute.
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Mathematicians and scientists, a lot of times they draw,
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usually when they're doing mathematics, thank you very much,
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they draw a nice coordinate frame.
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When you do that, you have ordered each and every point in the entire universe.
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You didn't leave out a one, baby. You got them all.
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And you established exactly where it is, how it is, and the measurements to it, and everything else.
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When you wrote down the frame, this is hidden in the line that you drew for the x-axis,
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and the y-axis, and the z-axis.
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It doesn't show. It's hidden inside the zero width of that line.
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It's a hidden structure in space time.
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If you know anything about quantum mechanics, a hidden variable theory.
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You can't have one of those, according to Bell's theorem,
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unless you drastically change general relativity.
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We just drastically changed it, baby.
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We put a hidden structure in that sucker, and we met space time locally as well.
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We're going to change it again in just a moment.
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The interesting thing about general relativity,
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it self-assumes that you can't have an experimental science.
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If you can't ever have a Perbs local space time where you are,
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how can you take instruments to measure a local curved space time?
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How can you have a science, a measurable science, of space time, local curved space time?
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You can't.
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So the only thing that you can get from the little weak gravitational force in curvature
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has to be a huge collection mass on the surface of the sun,
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the surface of the star, something like that, and not on Earth.
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This way you can get a big one, not on the surface of the Earth,
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and you can do it with cheap instruments.
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But anyway, that's what a Whittaker wave is.
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That's what Tesla's standing wave is.
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And the interesting thing here,
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if you simply change your ground potential over on the left,
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from what you could say the transmitter is, that you're transmitting one of these beasts,
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and it's higher than holding under where the target area is over on the right,
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in each one of those biowaves there'll be more energy growth from the left to the right,
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and you'll have an increase in energy over there on the right.
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When we say an increase in energy, we mean an increase in heat.
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And so you'll have an exothermal reaction over there in the target.
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That means heat emerges or whatever.
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Clever sonar gun that you are,
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if you simply bias your ground over on the transmitter side down lower,
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in each and every one of those biowaves going over there,
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coming back from the target over the area,
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and that's energy leaving the target over here.
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That's disorder.
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What we call energy expended is disorder.
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The target will become more ordered, and that's cooling.
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You'll have heat energy flow from the target over there where you're at.
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You better get rid of some of that, because if you don't, it's going to burn you up.
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The Soviets just shift it over in another unit, which is biased the other way,
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and pop it over into something like Bennett Island.
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We pick up these exhausts 150 miles long with this stuff coming out almost as hard as ours.
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And that ain't no earthquake, and that ain't the law of Canaan.
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Hundreds of them we photographed with our weather satellite, where they dumped the stuff.
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But that's a vertical wave, and it's got a hidden substructure,
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and you can engineer the substructure.
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You can do things with each and every one of those waves.
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You can put some in, take some out, all this kind of thing.
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And that is Debyatkov's informational content of the field.
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That's what he's talking about right there.
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And if you put a biological system in that,
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that potential goes right down into all the atomic nuclei,
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and starts coupling up into the system from there through the electron shells,
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into the lignacis, and into the flesh and the tissue, into the cells.
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And you have the master keys to everything.
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You put in what you want. You control exactly what emerges.
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You can take that cell, and you can put in a pattern,
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which is the HIV boros type pattern, and that's what she will do.
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You can take in the entire pattern for that, and put it into a cell,
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and that HIV boros pattern which is in there will revert back to normal,
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and that HIV boros will go boom.
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Now I'm advocating this be experimentally attacked in the laboratory
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under the proper auspices is what I'm doing,
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and this is how you would go about it.
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You can build the entire pattern for any kind of disease,
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any kind of disease you wish to name in that substructure,
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in the Degyatkov's information content of the field.
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And he points out, well, he uses it in medicine.
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Great uses.
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Tell the entire state of the system by just this stuff,
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and they haven't even translated this book.
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Degyatkov.
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D-E-V-Y-A-T-K-O-V.
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Now we're talking about a different kind of electromagnetic energy,
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internalized energy.
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In the above the frame lines, the X and Y and Z axis you draw,
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that looks like that's hidden energy.
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It looks like it's got energy that left where you're at this period.
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That's what we call negative energy, and that's what we call gravitational energy.
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One of the real puzzles has been for a long time,
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every physicist looks at it, gravitational energy,
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it's got to be negative energy.
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Nobody knew what to do with that.
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They want to make it positive energy like the electromagnetic field.
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Well, it isn't.
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It's negative energy.
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And to the first order, it's negative electromagnetic energy.
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The gravitational field, as Sakharov stated in 1968,
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is not even a primary field in nature.
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That's nonsense.
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It's always been a composite field.
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They've always known the gravitational potential was a composite of many kinds of potential.
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I don't know why anybody never saw it before.
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Sakharov finally put it in print.
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It caused an explosive generation of what's called stochastic gravitation
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that culminated in the work today of the marvelous physicist Hal Putoff.
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And physical review is printing Hal's paper as fast as he can write.
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And you're seeing a revolution start in physics
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when Hal ever gets around the first paper written
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showing that the vacuum virtual particle flux is deterministic
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has now been published or is on the way to being published by physical review.
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That is astounding.
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That overturns everything.
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You're seeing a revolution born in the new physics.
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But it hadn't made it to electrical engineering yet.
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And it hadn't made it to most electrical physicists yet.
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But it is coming.
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It's on the way.
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And it's real.
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And it will work.
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And it's engineerable.
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You see, the normal whole energy junk was just the external envelope energy.
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We take the whole object, the whole charged particle,
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and we move that sucker.
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And that was the electromagnetics we had.
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Boom! Get a bigger hammer.
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Move him harder.
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What we're talking about now is to put general fingers on him
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and put polarized patterns inside the charge of an electron.
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You just tore the hell out of one of the common assumptions of physics
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that all charges are identical.
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All electrons are identical.
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That is no longer true.
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They can be activated.
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That means their charges change.
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And they have deterministic patterns, and they're chaotic to be rigorous.
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Not random with the virtual particle flux.
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We are able now with this approach, once this technology is developed,
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you will be able, when you say engineer potential,
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you're engineering the charge itself, not moving the electron around,
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leave them fixed,
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but moving the virtual particle flux in the vacuum.
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The vacuum itself.
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Autoring the vacuum.
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It's called vacuum engineering.
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A few Nobel Prize winners have speculated on that.
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And say, boy, if we could do that, we could do everything.
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This is how you do it.
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And you can do everything.
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That's true.
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But the external stuff, the brute stuff, is well known.
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That's what we had in classical electromagnetics, the Oliver Hedgesack.
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The hidden stuff was in the scalar component he threw away.
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That's the part of the clotternion that enfolded the pattern in there
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when the other part went to zero and kept it for you.
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And he threw it away.
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He threw it away.
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The real good stuff, the stuff that enabled you to engineer physical reality,
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was thrown away shortly before 1900.
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We're talking about the internal energy.
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If you don't get anything else out of this lecture, please remember this.
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Baby, there's two kinds of electromagnetic energy.
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There's an external brute force sock them and push them kind, or swirl them around kind.
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And there's a kind that is deterministically patterned like a certain scaffold
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that goes into the heart of the nucleus and tailors the nucleus.
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When I got my master's degree in nuclear engineering at Georgia Tech,
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I was immeasurably impressed with how primitive nuclear engineering really was.
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It was the state of the art.
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A nuclear reactor is a glorified heater.
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All we do is produce heat and heat water or steam and use that to run a turbine.
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That's what a nuclear power plant is.
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We don't engineer a nucleus.
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We trick a big old neutron to go in there and get absorbed
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and cause that sucker to split up and fission and give us energy.
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It gives us a lot of heat.
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You can go in there this way and trick the atomic nucleus
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to take energy from the vacuum and amplify it and get it back to you.
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Free for the taker. Clean.
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It's negative energy when it comes out of there.
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So if you surge a lot of it through the wire, the wire gets very, very cold.
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It's cold energy. Remember all these free energy devices
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keep talking about the cold energy, run through the little wire, and that's what they got.
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They got time-reverse wave energy, negative energy.
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Now, we're doing something here though that the theory for this thing was written in 1903 by Whitaker.
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It was also present in James Clark Maxwell's original theory in quaternions
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and thrown out by Heavisides.
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It's always been around a while, we just haven't used it.
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And it's good theory.
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Living systems utilize it.
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You know the prevailing concept about central thermal, blah, blah, blah,
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everything tends to more and more disorder.
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We call that entropy.
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Blah, blah, blah, the world is running down from die heat death, disorder death.
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That's nonsense.
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The inside of every atom in the nucleus is time-reverse.
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And it's running that sucker back up to order just as fast as everything else runs it down to disorder.
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There's an equal and opposite process.
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And the vacuum contains both.
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And the world is not going to run down.
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And I'm sorry, but the second law of thermal assumed a positive time flow.
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All that means is more disorder continuing than steady rate.
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That's all positive time flow means.
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If you reverse the disorder and reorder it, that is the same as negative time flow.
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Now, let's reason together.
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We did not say time travel.
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I have answered more questions from naive physicists who immediately jump up and say,
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you're talking about travel into the past, and that's impossible.
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I'm talking about no such thing.
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If I were to travel into the past, I would have to stay in my presence, me the observer,
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and I'd have to reverse each and every piece of the universe to a previous state just like it used to be.
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And no fool made that kind of statement.
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I said I was going to take one little piece of the universe and reverse him towards the past.
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And since you do not detect time anyway, you don't see him going past wise.
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You just see him reversing spatially, as is well known in physics.
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That's the way you see time reversal.
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So let's be clear.
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I'm not talking about time travel.
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But I am talking about time reversal in one little piece of the universe,
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maybe in my big piece, maybe in my machine.
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But it's in the theory right now.
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This is good physics.
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It's not bad physics.
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It's there.
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We just haven't tried to engineer it.
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But you can engineer and negate it.
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Because you see there's no such thing as a closed system.
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Everything's open to the vacuum.
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And if you cause the vacuum to give you some negative energy, you can reorder, have the vacuum reordered for you.
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It's no more mysterious than the paddle wheel on the river.
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You can get energy out of there free.
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And you can do that with this.
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I think we went backwards here.
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Let's try that the other way.
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What's BPM?
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Time reversal.
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Okay.
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We're talking nonlinear effects.
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Now let's be precise about a nonlinear effect.
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If I have a linear material and I run a single sine wave, single frequency sine wave through it, a chromatic wave,
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out will come the chromatic wave.
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This will make sense to you in just a moment when I get through this stuff, what I'm talking about.
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For a nonlinear medium, it means if I run that same wave, in there I get harmonics.
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Now I want you to notice what happens if I reverse the movie film.
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So that things go from right to left.
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In a linear medium, I'll run a single wave back in there, I get a single wave out of there.
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In a bottom medium, I won't do that.
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I'll run a whole bunch of mess in there and I'll get one nice clean coherent wave out of there.
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Do you see that that restores coherence?
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That it reorders?
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Hey, you just looked at the time reversal.
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You can do that and you can amplify it.
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It's in the literature and optics only.
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It's a general solution so you can do it with anything, including sound.
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It works, it's real.
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And you can build gadgets that do that and amplify that effect.
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Now in the human body, let's reason together.
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Everybody ages.
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Your body gets more and more disorder.
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It can't get it quite right again.
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It can't quite fix the cells right, blah, blah, blah.
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We see the external signs of aging.
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What is happening in our control system, we're getting more and more disorder.
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So we're getting errors and we're not getting it right.
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And we're not cleaning up everything right.
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And slowly the system ages and then dies.
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But what's happening here, we're talking about positive time all the time and all those interactions.
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If you build a process where you can go inside there and you can start to physically reverse
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those electromagnetic interactions that make up all the mechanics and everything else.
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If you time reverse those with the right patterns, it appears that we can actually develop reversal of aging.
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I don't think we can do that right now in my basement.
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I didn't want to say that.
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Wish I could.
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I'm getting a little bit...
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But certainly in 1938 when Otto Hahn and his team bulked the U-235 atom nucleus with a neutron,
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that thing split and on the average gave you out more neutrons than one.
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Every scientist then who understood what had been done in that experiment knew immediately that if you had the right amount of U-235,
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so that the probability of each one of those neutrons would be very high of hitting another nucleus and giving you more neutrons,
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you would have an exponential curve and the asymptote is called a bomb.
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So there wasn't any mystery to the atomic bomb.
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Everybody knew that you could build one.
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It took a hell of an effort and we had to go around the government, the scientific community, to the president to get out the racialization in this country to start working on one.
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But everybody knew you could build one.
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It was not a great breakthrough technically.
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There was a lot of breakthrough in the class.
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How can you control the reactor?
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How can you control the reaction process?
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The reactor blocked the physical structure, the purity of the material, making that much material.
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There was a great amount of technical development necessary.
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A lot of work, a lot of expense.
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But everybody knew you could make one.
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There was no question about could one be made, at least in theory.
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Now there's two questions scientifically you always have to ask in an area like this.
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The first one, thank God, you never have to ask for points.
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You never get a yes to it.
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You never have to ask it again.
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That is, is this thing in theory true or able to be done?
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Can it be done in theory?
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If the answer to that is yes, you never have to ask it again.
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The next question then is how difficult is it to do?
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What kind of team do you need?
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How do you proceed?
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How much money?
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So forth and so forth.
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For example, take fusion energy.
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Answer the first question.
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Can it in principle be done?
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Oh, heck yes, it can be done.
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We know the reactions.
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We can show you that they occur.
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If they do that, they give the energy, blah, blah, blah.
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In principle, it can be done.
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So we never have to ask that question again.
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But that second question has proven very expensive and very difficult
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because they ain't been able to do it yet,
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and they've spent an awful lot of money and effort.
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The stuff I'm talking about is in the same situation.
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Can it in principle be done?
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The answers are clear and resounding yes.
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The next question is, and the question we now must concern ourselves with,
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how difficult, how much time, how much money, what kind of team, blah, blah, blah.
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Which way do you proceed?
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The technical part of the effort is what we have to address now.
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We never have to ask the first question again.
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That's where we're at right now in this stuff we're talking about.
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Okay, if you have a nonlinear material,
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that would be a 10-cent piece of plastic, hunk of junk.
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They found out if you run a wave in there,
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the plastic creates another wave that comes back out
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and appears everywhere in space that other wave was.
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It's the Tyler reversal of it.
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It was a little effect, so nobody noticed it for many, many years,
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but it really occurs, and it's a quite different breed of cap from a normal wave.
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If you have a mirror material and you shine a normal light from a light source on that mirror,
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it will scatter away from the mirror at a wider angle, as in the top figure.
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If that is a phase conjugate or time reverser mirror, it doesn't do that at all.
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If a piece of light, a photon, comes off of that source and hits that mirror somewhere,
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the antiparticle, the antifoton, reflects right back to that distant source.
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If you were looking, for example, into a phase conjugate mirror,
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the only thing you'd be able to see is two little black dots where your retinas are.
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That's all you'd see.
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You could not see your toe.
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The light from your toe would hit the mirror, scatter across the front,
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from every part of that mirror to reflect right back to your toe.
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Quite different breed of cap from normal electromagnetic energy.
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Now suppose that target out there was an airplane way, way, way, way over you.
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They're about halfway around the world.
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And when over a rising radar or a missile, I've got a little blip off of that sucker.
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I've got a micro, micro watt back in here into this mirror.
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And suppose, clever devil that I am, I know how to amplify the response.
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And it's a pump phase conjugate mirror, what we call that beast.
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In a perfect situation, you'd have the bottom situation,
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what would happen to the distant missile or the distant airplane?
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Suppose I let go a gigawatt, and it's a perfect case now, perfect case.
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This is a Gidotkin experiment, thought experiment.
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Well, he'd get one gigawatt right in his innards.
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All those of electromagnetics would blow out,
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and that includes the electromagnetics that operates his little atomic bomb on board.
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He would have made it if he'd done it.
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You've got a good solid pulse in there, all the electronics of the internal part of the pilot,
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all of his electrical system, his nerve system, would go,
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and he'd be one very, very dead human being.
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All the fusing on his ordnance would go boom.
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The fuel tank would spark, and all the fuel would go boom.
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The explosive would go boom.
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It'd be a very, very dead vehicle.
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Now, that's what the Russians are about with this stuff.
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That's why they keep it real secret, because it's highly weaponized,
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four generations, five, with those kind of weapons.
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But I'm not here for the weapons.
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I'm here to turn this kind of thing, and let's use it for something beneficial.
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But the way we amplify it, we put in what's called a pump wave, A1 and A2.
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We put in two waves of energy so that they get together and lock together in here,
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and they actually pump the atomic nuclei.
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I put in a little bitty wave now, A4, and this thing will fire,
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this thing will fire out in an A3, a phase conjugate replica of A4,
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a time-reversed wave.
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It'll fire out a big humongous beast that can have up to all the energy in A1 and A2.
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This thing acts like a triode.
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I put in a little signal on the grid.
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That signal is labeled A4.
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I don't know why they use four, but they use that one for that.
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And the plate voltage, the plate signal that comes out of there is A3,
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and it's time-reversed.
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It backs up, crawls back across, to the source, wherever A4 came from.
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It goes sailing off over there.
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And that's eminently weaponizing it.
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It's also eminently usable to take these little bitty cosmonautia patterns of death and disease,
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which are very, very tiny as far as power,
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and time-reversing, amplify them way up, and radiate a system
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with a very powerful signal of the antidote to the exact disease that ails it.
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And that's what we want to use it for.
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Now, you can get action at a distance.
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That's in the Aeronaut bomb effect.
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The problem with trying to use the Aeronaut bomb effect, which is mesoscopic,
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it's about, I think, 9,000 angstroms.
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A very short distance has been done and proven.
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But in the Whittaker structure, if you can do it at 9,000 angstroms,
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you can do it at 9,000 miles, because the Whittaker structure don't break up.
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Even if your wave wobbles all over the course, the structure stays right there with it.
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If you can do a holography in the laboratory and make a six-inch ball of light at three feet,
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which is about what they can do, I think a real good lab might do it at six.
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But three is reasonable.
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You wouldn't have much energy in it.
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You can stick your hand in the hologram out there in space and it won't hurt your hand.
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But if I use pump-phase conjugate mirrors, they can do a holography on a real-time basis.
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And I can put as much energy in there as I wish.
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And if I do that on hidden parts of the Whittaker structure in one of those potential waves,
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I can put as much energy in a six-inch ball at 15,000 miles away, bounce off the ionosphere,
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and hit an airplane called a DC-8, a D-12, at Gander International Airport in Newfoundland,
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and kill 248 American troops and eight crewmen on board.
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That's the way they did it.
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I'm prepared to show the strike of that electromagnetic missile with a picture two weeks earlier
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of the exact strike of that against the shuttle offset so it wouldn't destroy it.
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The hole is in the side of the airplane, side of the fuselage where it hit.
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The ignition of the classics gave out hydrogen cyanide.
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Half the people on forward, almost half of them were already dead of cyanide poisoning
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before the airplane hit the ground and exploded.
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And the pulse charged up the atomic nuclei, which emits graviton radiation, not photon radiation, afterwards.
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And the people that came on site were exposed to that developed strange illnesses
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of exactly the nature shown in the microwave radiation of the people in the U.S. Embassy of Moscow.
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We have the smoking gun.
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And we can show pictures of the same weapon used against other systems like the Titan rocket,
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where they live all the life they used to transfer from and shoot from,
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right above it a few months later from Ben and Morton Air Force Base.
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So they used this stuff, no problem.
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Again, we don't want to use it for weapons.
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I cover that elsewhere.
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We want to use it for eating.
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So if we can do this holography with potential, we can do holography into any part of the body.
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We can put the energy with a specific structure in there, anywhere we wish it, very specifically.
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That's what we want the holography for.
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We can reverse the thing and we can also sample the condition of the body.
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We do that with what is really binocular spectroscopy.
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We do two quick snapshots and subtract them.
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And the difference is the depth that you're looking for.
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That's the way that's done.
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What we're saying is there is a process by which we can get the delta signal out of there that's causing the problem.
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We can then time-reverse that delta signal.
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We can amplify that and radiate that diseased body with that and we can cure that.
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And there's living, breathing proof of that in the hardcore scientific literature.
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I'm going to cover that.
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But first I want to give a little relief to the people who are not quite maybe so technical,
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but who are interested in parapsychology, paranormal phenomena and so forth.
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There is an exact mechanism.
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Why? Is the brain and the cerebrum divided into two hemispheres?
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You wouldn't do a computer that way.
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You wouldn't even think that's a computer up there.
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How do you explain hydrincephaly?
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Not hydro-encephaly, but hydran-encephaly.
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That is people who have maybe 5% or less of their brain intact,
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like usually the stem on top of the spinal cord,
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and the whole rest of their head filled with water.
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One of them you see graduated with mathematics,
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with a mathematics degree in England not too long back.
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They have seen this for some years in autopsies and just sort of hushed it up.
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Now the conventional wisdom is that there ain't nobody in this world who can walk around
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with 95% of his brain gone and just a bunch of water inside his whole skull,
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except for that little bitty part right on top of the spinal cord, spinal column.
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And be a normal human being.
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The point is they can be and they are.
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So somebody forgot to tell you the correct functioning of the brain.
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It's not a mechanical computer, and things are not quite localized just in the brain.
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As a matter of fact, the memory and personality and all is scattered throughout the atomic nuclei,
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the whole body in what's called an area of potential, a quantum potential.
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We'll talk about that a little later.
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The quantum potential though, I'm bringing that up now because you've got a scalar and a ferrometer here,
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you've got Winneker looking at you.
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This thing can structure each half of that and can interfere at a distance or in that stainless steel fork you rubbed in.
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It can sample a little bit at a distance, lower its potential bias,
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and sample a little bit of a distance and you'll call that remote viewing.
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Unfortunately, it doesn't come direct to your conscious mind.
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It comes directly into your deep unconscious.
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And then you get impressions, feelings, this kind of thing.
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One day when this technology develops, we'll be able to, with biofeedback training,
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so we know when we get it right, we'll be able to develop that
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to where you can do a heck of a lot better at it than you can do now.
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There is a physical mechanism for precognition, postcognition,
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endesis, and all of the other things of parapsychology.
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They all have a physical mechanism and it can be taken from this in the physics.
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It's real and it can be dealt with and it can be experimented in the laboratory.
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And again, I urge the parapsychologists to go into this area.
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It will give them results.
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Well, I'm not even going to talk about that. I'm going to skip it.
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We've talked about it enough.
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But you see, the normal force fields are bleed-offs of the potential.
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We want to use the potential. We want to structure that in hidden structures, you know?
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Because we're sneaky peeps here.
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Well, now if some fool comes along and makes it into normal electromagnetics,
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what he's doing is he's bleeding off my potential.
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The very thing I want to use, he's been trying to go bleed away
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and call it an E-field and a B-field.
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Of course, he thinks that's the way you do electromagnetics.
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It is, but that's external electromagnetics.
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That's translation in electromagnetics.
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And I want to do the better kind.
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So what I have to do now is keep it persistent.
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Do you know that in the radiation of the U.S. Embassy,
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the Johns Hopkins study showed that no health problems occurred,
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whether E-fields and B-fields were.
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And they're anti-correlated to where the potentials persist and do not get bleed off.
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What it really was was proof that this mechanism is what's being used to cause the diseases.
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But since they didn't know anything about the Whittaker structures and all,
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they concluded since it was not the E and B-fields,
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it could not have been electromagnetics wrong, Charlie Brown.
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It was the other part that Oliver Heaviside threw away that you didn't know about.
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Those were good guys. They're too slow.
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And so the real purpose of it is for the Russians to hit a high-level target,
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which will involve all our people when they don't know what it is.
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Because they'll turn to the best scientists when they don't know what it is,
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by proving it by the reaction, the Russians know we don't know what it is,
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and know we haven't got any defenses against it.
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That's the radiation of the U.S. Embassy in Moscow.
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And that's the Johns Hopkins study and my reinterpretation of it, which I just covered.
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We're going to skip rapidly through this.
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I talked about locking those together to make a back – a gravity time.
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A photon has to always move at the speed of light.
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How do you ever get it to stay still and make a potential?
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Well, you lock two of them together, one going one way and one going the other way,
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and they go round and round one another at speed of light, like a dog chasing its tail,
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but the system goes nowhere.
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Each photon has spin one and the system has spin two, and that's called the graviton.
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And we've just unified fields here at the most fundamental level,
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that is, the fundamental particle of the field.
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If you stick another photon in there that's a locally curved spacetime,
01:07:53.000 --> 01:07:58.000
if this is an average thing because the photons are always coupling and decoupling,
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if on the average one of them is out of there just a little bit more,
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it'll have a spin on the average of 1.9, and that's the curvature in the other direction.
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And that's how you engineer general relativity, right there on the bench
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by doing that with a Whittaker structure.
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That's a super graviton or a complex graviton, the bending of spacetime.
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Subharmonic oscillation you can go from the little mitogenetic photon,
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translate it down to radar frequencies, microwave frequencies,
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and then you can work on folks with it either for killing or for healing.
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We want to do it for healing.
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You enfold a structure of spacetime.
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You do one thing that you always leave out in your mathematics
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when you draw your XYZ axis or whatever axis you drew and how many dimensions.
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Each one of those lines now has a hidden basement in it,
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a virtual particle reactions, and you have control over those.
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And now things don't move according to the way you drew your frame.
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As they collect along all of a sudden, boom, something comes out.
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That's called chaos.
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You change one of the fundamental axioms of quantum mechanics,
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and you solve one of the major problems in quantum mechanics, the problem of the missing chaos.
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You change the axiom that treats quantum change as random,
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which is now rigorously not random.
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It's just chaotic, hidden order is in it.
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And if you collect a bunch of it, the order will emerge.
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Boom, and there you are with something that's controlled.
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If you gather too much of it, it'll obscure it again, and it'll be jammed out.
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And I just saw for you why the electromagnetic effects on the body,
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these little tiny effects, trigger effects, have windows with a minimum threshold and maximum threshold.
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It's a chaos thing.
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It's a chaos thing.
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You look at the standard chaos curve, you come up to one, you begin to get a recognizable pattern.
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You get up to four, and she starts to blow up again.
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Only from one to four do you have a clear signal.
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That's what you're looking at.
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You're looking at chaos.
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Dr. Valerie Hunt took brain wave measurements at different frequencies from the human brain,
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delayed one by about six milliseconds or so, added it back to the other,
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and got classical strange attractors right out of chaos theory.
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They do, as proved, the whole thing.
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It's there, it's real, you can deal with it in the laboratory.
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What's that device?
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Strange attractors, yes, in chaos theory.
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What she did was she had several spectra all being recorded at different frequencies.
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She then recorded each one twice, on two channels,
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delayed one channel by about six milliseconds, added it to the other channel,
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beat the two together, interfered with it.
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And you get the sum and difference there, type of thing.
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And out comes a strange attractor pattern, just prettier than a snake.
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She's got some beautiful data she presented at the USPA.
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It shows it was hidden order inside all that mess, and there came the order.
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That's what it shows.
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It clearly proves that, rigorously.
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That's very fundamental work.
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She's done some extremely fine work there.
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Is that a VPF virtual particle or something?
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No, she was not dealing with virtual particles.
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I was asking what she wanted.
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Here, Jim, we just happen to have with us a chaos curve, standard logistic equation.
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And you see over on the left, it's messy as heck until you get enough of it collected,
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enough signals collected, and when you do, you begin to get a nice standard curve
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rising up that you can recognize, get a recognizable signal.
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That's like the threshold for one of these weak electromagnetic biological effects.
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But if you keep collecting too much of it, it starts to break up again.
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And you can see it bifurcates, split in two, and then just go blue it.
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When it gets over to four, it's just blown up where you can't even recognize anything.
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And that's the way it works.
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It works just like that in the system.
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And there's one of your stranger trackers.
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That's what one looks like.
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Something similar to that's what Valerie Hunt does.
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There's the on-cops information content of the field, and that's what he means.
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He means the Whittaker work.
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Let me go very quickly now to the proper thing here.
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I want to get to this.
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This is a priori machine built in France and funded by the French government,
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working with eminent French scientists, and this machine rigorously cured
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in rigorous tests, cancer leukemia, and laboratory animals thousands of times.
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Very simple.
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You put terminal cancer in little rats, every rat's going to be dead in 30 days.
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100% fatal.
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Half of them, you divide them into two groups, half get treated, half don't.
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Half don't get treated, every one of them dies.
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Half get treated, every one of them live.
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Very simple.
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Very effective in a double-blind check because somebody else prepared the analysis.
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An eminent scientist worked with him.
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That's done under rigorous controls.
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You can see the little box.
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That's where they put the rat.
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He was building a machine much bigger to treat terminal human cases.
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I spent two years of my life, after that work was suppressed and stopped,
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when the French government changed, I pulled the funding.
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And we were close to success when our funding got mysteriously and suddenly pulled.
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We had agreements with the French government and with the priori group.
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The priori was still alive.
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And then one night we were wiped out.
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Bam! Suddenly we had no funding anymore.
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And that was that.
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And the priori died, they scrapped the machine, and that's it.
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But those scientists are still alive.
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And one other thing happened.
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I'm the kind of guy that's very stubborn.
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I'm dealing with data here which is rigorous and scientific and done under the proper auspices by eminent scientists.
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It's real.
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This damn machine worked.
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And the question is, how did it work?
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I don't have to worry about, did it work?
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Can it work?
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It worked.
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The question now, how did it work?
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And that's a challenge to me.
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And I admit that challenge because I know how that sucker works.
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And it can be rebuilt again.
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And I'm telling God and everybody how it works so it can't be suppressed again.
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That's why this presentation.
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What he did, he mixed above this thing in a plasma, which we now know as a phase conjugator, 17 frequencies.
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He had all his harmonics.
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Does that ring a bell?
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He got both the waves he put in in the anti-wave.
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He got the Winnicker structure.
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Does that ring a bell?
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He took that whole structure then, which is hidden now inside of potential, and used a rippling magnetic field, a powerful one, to carry that through every cell in the body and every atom down in the nucleus.
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Nuclear magnetic resonance will get you right in the nucleus of every atom in that body.
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He started to activate the master control system and control it for the whole body right down from the brass tacks and came up through all the tissues and everything.
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And anything in there that looked like cancer, this just wiped it right back to normal cells where it died.
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With a different setting, it would stimulate the immune system and cure sleeping sickness.
01:15:01.000 --> 01:15:03.000
It would clean out clogged arteries.
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That was done.
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This thing can be sent, as I said, to cure almost every kind of disease.
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And it was real and it was scientific and it can be rebuilt.
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And this is what I'm advocating.
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This kind of a thing.
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Only a lot smaller than a machine.
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I think we can do better than that.
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The final big one was, would you believe it, going to be three stories high.
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That monster thing up there has got a huge tube and coal all up above it in a three-story building.
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Here's the tube laying down on the floor.
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Fiorio was a genius.
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He didn't know himself how that machine worked, the principles, but he understood how to make it work.
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And none of the physicists who checked it could figure out how it worked.
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And it made the cancer cartel furious.
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But it was eminent scientists working with him and it was real.
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Unfortunately, the Soviets have chosen to use it for electromagnetic warfare, biological warfare.
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So now you've got two kinds of goodies for biological warfare,
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the kind that you use biological agents and the kind that you use electromagnetics, the Kazunashayev effects.
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Kazunashayev has been identified as working with two microwave-directed energy weapons development agencies in the Oscars of Moscow.
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If you take the world's greatest scientists in the extended electromagnetic induction of death and disease
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by microwaves and connect him with microwave-directed energy weapons, what the hell do you think they're building?
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I'll tell you this, it's not to make peanut butter.
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Here's his experiment. You take the cells on one side, divide them in two halves, put some on one side, the shield on the other.
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You kill those on the left anything you want to.
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Optical little mitogenetic photons can pass through this window into the cell culture.
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If that window is made of quartz, eventually the other cells will start to die with the same thing.
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If it's made of window glass, they'll all stay fat, dumb, and happy and will not die.
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Well now see, you're smart. These are all nonlinear effects. You've got to have harmonics for nonlinearity.
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You've got to have at least one harmonic interval. Quartz passes from infrared to open-lidle. That's one harmonic interval.
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Window glass doesn't pass that wise. It does not pass a harmonic interval.
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The window glass busts the gravitons in order in which the photons are going to react.
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It works it all up, makes it random. They stay fat, dumb, and happy because there ain't no specific death disease.
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It gets over that to them.
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Coming through the quartz, the gravitons stay intact. The photons stay ordered, nice and neat.
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And they react in a certain order and they create a certain kind of biochemistry and they create a certain kind of toxins
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and a certain kind of physical change in that structure.
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And they create the disease, the complete physical change representing the disease they create.
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Doesn't matter if it's in the dish there or it's at 15,000 miles.
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There's the apparatus to use. Two of the dishes are a little thin when they're between the ends.
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Lisitsin said, we've broken the genetic brain code. We know how that human beings do it.
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We can get into them. You need 11 independent channels. That's the bottom thing.
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Dr. Robert Beck measured on the Woodpecker signal 15 and 16 channels with a 10 Hertz modulation phase lock together simultaneously,
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which means the 10 Hertz will entrain brain waves of some of the people, percentage of the people in the targeted area.
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And then each one of those heads has 16 phase lock channels in it to put whittaker stuff in there, Kuznashiev stuff in there.
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It is a biological, electromagnetic, biological warfare weapon par excellence.
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It's a population destroyer. Now do you know why?
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Berzhin said in 1975, he described these things as more frightful than the mind of man had ever imagined.
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In one stroke, you can wipe out a whole population that way around the world with the Woodpecker signal.
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Which they gave to us as their bicentennial present to us on July the 4th, 1976.
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They cranked the big transmitters up. It also happened to be the anniversary of when Tesla wrote in his law
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the discovery of the basic what I'm calling whittaker wave, standing column, a potential wave.
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The Soviets, you see, pay attention to history.
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And this is what we're talking about. In that head, once it's phase locked, the brain waves phase lock to it.
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In a distant weapon system, we know the phases. We can put everything in phase and we can control what we wish to
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if we have developed this technology, which the Soviets have as a weapon.
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If we do exactly the same thing, only we do it for healing and collaboratories, and we don't have to kill folks,
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we can heal them with it. These other people are going to do the weapons.
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I'm pointing out to you what they have done, not what I have done.
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And what I'm also trying to point out to you is what I would like to see done for the benefit of men not to kill them.
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The healing not to kill them.
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But I have to admit to you that we are speaking of the end of warfare as we know it.
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But we're speaking of a warfare far more frightful than anything we have ever dreamed of.
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And we're in it right now up to our necks. And I wish I could tell you that was not true.
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But you see, if we wish to counter to it, you develop this technology. You can respond to it within two hours.
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If you do not develop this technology, you cannot stand. It becomes a preferred option and you tempt the Russians to use it.
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If you counter it, then they cannot use it against you without severe risk to themselves.
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And once again, you have a mad doctor, mutual assured destruction.
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And then all we've got to worry about is the damn lunatics.
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God would help us for the would-be hitlers who find out about this and that you can actually change the personality and change the mind, change the memories.
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But one day we'll be able, as this develops, to take what we want to load into the human mind and load the software directly.
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And for the first time, education will be cheap and free to every human being on this earth.
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And it doesn't matter how poor he is or where his parents came from or what the color of his skin is.
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One day we will have that capability if we can get it going for the good of man and not for his death.
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I don't want to sound like a country preacher, but I mean what I say. It should be used for the benefit of man.
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Because to paraphrase Brezhnev, it has capabilities for the benefit of man far greater than the imagination of man has ever even imagined or even considered.
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That's about where we are. That's about my bottom line message.
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And that's probably a good place to end. I'd like to leave you with this thought.
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The Russians are chess players. They move against weakness and they respect strength. They are not fools.
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They do not wish to blow up the whole world and destroy the biosphere.
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They can be reasoned with. They can be countered if you play the chess game.
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And you can have peace. You really can. But you better keep your powder dry.
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That's the thing they respect. Not the good words.
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So listen to Gorbachev. Watch the changes.
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Develop this technology and keep your powder dry and then you will have peace.
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Thank you very much for your attention.
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Thank you.