No one is disagreeing with you. We're so open minded out brains sometimes fall out.
Cheers! On Mon, Feb 24, 2020, 11:40 PM Jonathan Berry <aethe...@gmail.com> wrote: > Let me make another point. > > If I said I had an effect with high voltage, Tesla coils, Vandegraff, all > manner of EM and it was producing levitation or other weird effects, it > wouldn't be that hard to believe because you have electromagnetic fields in > air, why couldn't that create exotic conditions?! You would recognize it > as the Hutchison Effect. > > While an image is certainly less, the effects I am claiming are also less, > and it is manifested from electromagnetic fields in air, yes the > electromagnetic fields is just regular visible light but still it is at the > core still EM fields. > > I have heard claims that electromagnetic transmitters were in interference > creating supposed scalar waves and might have created a "tear' in space, > and that sound plausible. > > Tesla claimed that with electric fields he made the space between two > metal plates act as though it were solid. > > What this shows is that electromagnetism can stress space. > > So, if light can cut and push matter around... Even cause fusion... > Then why can't electromagnetic fields influence the very medium in which > they have their existence? > > Sure, I will agree that the energy density of light is low, and it does > majorly decrease the strength of the effect, but if there is acceptance > that light can conceivably have some effect on "space" (virtual particles, > aether, whatever) then there is the possibility of making a device out of > light instead of matter, and if the design is good, when why not?! > > And even the devices made of matter are presumed to need electromagnetic > energy to run to levels powerful enough to do useful things. > > I admit I didn't expect making designs out of light to work when I first > tried, and it did require some improvement of the designs before I was even > sure... > > But, it DOES work, it might not be the best substance, but it is the most > practical. > Light has something akin to rest mass, put a lot of light in a reflective > box and the box acts as though it has more inertial mass with the light on > that off. > > Light is a particle, it has energy, it only transmits through space > because space has the requisite ability to carry it's fields, to be > magnetized and polarized. > > Virtual particles exist, why wouldn't they be affected by light? > > Sure, it takes a very powerful design to make something potent with light, > but this isn't Psychotronics, or Placebo, or Psychic, it's Physics. > > It's a very new branch, and so please, give it a shot, there is near > infinitely much to gain and nothing to lose. > If you don't want to admit you can feel it on list, contact me privately, > I will simply report back numbers of people who feel and don't, and not > give any names. > > But again, this isn't school, and there is no valid reason to be afraid > small minded people. > > Screw the limits put on discussion by small minds, by normalcy, by > convention, aren't we here to explore the outer fringes of what is possible > and not play it safe? > > Rant over. For now, I await responses. > > Thanks, > Jonathan Berry > > > On Tue, Feb 25, 2020 at 4:59 PM Jonathan Berry <aethe...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> While I post that, I'd like to point out that there are blinders, or >> artificial limits to what can be discussed in "respectable" >> mainstream manner. >> >> It isn't that it is out of the question that aliens exist, the insane >> abundance of stars in the sky and life in every nook and cranny of earth >> tell us it's a near certainty... >> >> So then why is the idea that they have visited or sighting of such so >> automatically and unthinkingly banned from scientific or >> official discussion? >> >> Sure, you can discuss such a topic, but there is some weird ban on taking >> it seriously, and just because where are silly and strange, even >> inexplicable components to that phenomena does not explain or make valid >> the taboo. >> >> The same goes for conspiracies, or evidence of crimes of political >> leaders, this is another topic that regardless of the obvious plausibility >> of such, it cannot be talked about in polite company. >> >> And, my subject here too of images that can produce a tangible >> energy/substance, while it is a bit unexpected, it doesn't violate any >> knows laws of physics, it could even be seen to be plausible given the >> quantum vacuum and such, there is plenty of room among what is speculated >> by conventional physicists to allow for this. >> >> And the only investment that is needed to witness this is a few seconds >> and a not entirely closed mind, >> >> That's it, and if I am right, then, well that could be huge, right! >> >> Be aware that physical coils I have made have been felt by people even >> when hidden and they have had zero introduction or expectation that there >> was anything to feel. >> >> Someone on Vortex had their daughter try it, all he said was "put your >> hand here and she felt it without even being primed with any real >> expectation. >> >> There was a 3? year old kid who asked what the coil was, she was asked to >> just put her hand over it, she said "oh, it's a heater" and ran off. >> >> A coil in the packet of a friend, he went to a Hospital and someone next >> to him asked "why that can I feel energy coming from the pen in your pocked >> hitting me on the foot?". >> >> I had another guy walk past and he felt it without having any >> expectations. >> And another woman who was just told to put her hand above a notebook, she >> didn't know there was anything other than a notebook there. >> >> The point is that it becomes disingeniousness to claim that it is just >> the placebo effect. >> There is a science here, it is waiting for people with guts and >> imagination, willing to step outside of the well worn tracks of science. >> >> And yet, there is this illogical and unscientific taboo of open minded >> investigation, or even any investigation into some things. >> >> And that is true seemingly even here. >> >> However, if you want to try a bunch of these, or read more, check out my >> Quora post here, scroll to the images in the middle and try it out: >> >> >> https://www.quora.com/What-discovery-have-you-made-which-the-world-isnt-mentally-ready-for/answer/Jonathan-Berry-95 >> >> >> Because science isn't meant to be a religion, or a high-school where >> subjects are not touched because of how it might look. >> >> So please, give it a try, no matter how skeptical you are. >> Only about 50% of people feel energy from images, about 90% of people >> feel energy from physical designs. >> But that is enough that there should be the ability to get some some kind >> of answe >> > >>> >>>
