Let’s Cash Our Reality Check!

One of the precepts of physics is that all energy eventually turns into heat though entropy. Heat, other than the infrared heat that we are familiar with, is also molecular motion or vibration. We are all familiar with the term “global warming”, and we are also told it is due to burning fossil fuels and greenhouse gas emissions. This is partially correct, but not the whole story.

So let’s look at, as Paul Harvey used to say, the rest of the story. If we burn gasoline in an engine, and that engine is only 19% efficient (some haggle over the actual percentages, and say it is much higher), then 81% of the energy of combustion of the gasoline goes into the environment as heat without doing any useful work. For the sake of argument, let’s say the total energy we have to spend is 100 kilowatts of energy. Then 19 kilowatts of that goes to the wheels to move the vehicle, and 81 kilowatts goes into the environment as heat. How much is 81 kilowatts of heat? Well, one kilowatt is 3412 BTU, British thermal units. Those in America are familiar with BTU ratings for furnaces. 81 Kilowatts is equal to 276,372 BTU, or the output of a typical home furnace. Now, think of all the vehicles on the road—those in front of you, and those in back. Just one thousand is equal to over 276 million BTU, which is enough to heat a stadium or a large swimming pool. This is not looking at the greenhouse gases—just the heat generated by our vehicles and machines. But we have more cars on the road than that, don’t we? If we just take 200 million vehicles on the road on the planet as an example, which is actually a pretty conservative number, this figure comes to 6.824 x 10¹¹ BTU—nearly a trillion BTU. This heat is injected into the environment, and the CO2 acts like a stopper in the bottle preventing it from leaving.

But it gets worse...far worse. You see, for every watt we put into the environment, we get 3.412 BTU of heat energy. Let’s look at power plants now (didn’t think I would let you off that easy, did you?) Let’s say we have a thousand megawatt plant. How efficient is the power plant? Let’s look at that one too. A typical nuclear reactor converts the heat of fission, which is a very wasteful way of producing heat in the first place (Einstein said it was a “helluva way to boil water.”) to steam. That steam goes to a turbine, which is about 30% efficient at converting the steam to mechanical energy to spin the shaft. It is attached to an alternator that is about 80% efficient. OK, so we can haggle over percentages, but on the average that is what we have to work with. Multiplying 0.3 times 0.8 gives us 0.24, or 24% efficiency. This is almost as bad as that gasoline engine earlier, but not by much. What this means is that 76% of the heat energy winds up going up the stack of the cooling towers. Didn’t you ever wonder how much heat those things put out? Let’s look at that to answer that question. If the power plant generates one billion watts, or 1000 megawatts, then roughly three times that amount goes up the stack as heat, or 3 billion watts of heat. Think of that space heater that you have in the corner of your office that takes 1000 watts, and multiply that times 3 MILLION. And that is just one reactor. The same applies to coal fired plants, with the exception that the mechanism for burning the coal is not 100% efficient, and you wind up with CO2 gas as a byproduct. OK, so part of the argument is that not all power plants put that heat into the atmosphere, and that goes into lakes, rivers and oceans. How do we calculate one BTU? Well, one BTU heats one pound of water 1 degree Fahrenheit. At 8 pounds to the gallon, it takes 8 BTU to heat a gallon of water 1 degree F. With the 3 billion watts example, we have just a little over 10 trillion BTU, which will heat 1.2 trillion gallons of water 1 degree PER HOUR. Just for reference, the Great Lakes are 6 quadrillion gallons, or 6 x 10¹⁵ gallons. With this example, just one power plant can raise the temp of the entire Great Lakes .00166 degrees per hour, but with slow convection currents we can see temp rises locally in the range of 2-5 degrees.

That is why we see things heating up. Our inefficient energy generation methodology created that heat, and the CO2 merely kept it from escaping. Those who do not know blame the CO2 for the heating. It’s really our own fault.

How do we mitigate this? Well, wind power generation is 80-85% efficient, so less winds up as heat on the generating side, but on the user side it still converts to heat. Solar is about 20% efficient, but newer collectors use the heat in the collectors to heat domestic water for showers and cleaning. Geothermal unfortunately is only 24% efficient if we use the same turbine and generator combo, but that is coming from the interior of the planet and not generating CO2 as a byproduct.

But what does it look like globally? Get ready for some really big numbers, and exponents to make your eyes glaze over. But here goes...according to the Shift Project Data Portal, the global electricity production is 2.2433 x 10¹⁶ watt hours, converting terawatts to exponents. Using the same average of efficiency, that comes to 2.29 x 10²⁰ BTU, way past Carl Sagan’s “Billions and billions”. Actually, a billion billion is only 10¹⁸, less than a hundredth of that. That figure is enough to turn the 6 quadrillion gallons of the great lakes into a big cloud of steam. Thank goodness it is dumped into the entire volume of the oceans as a heat sink. But what does that mean?

ALERT...ALERT…exponents ahead! So how really big are the oceans? According to the source in Wikipedia, it is 332.5 million cubic miles or 3.32 x 10⁸. Each cubic mile has 1.1 x 10¹² gallons, or a total of 3.652 x 10²⁰ gallons or 2.9216 x 10²¹ pounds of water. Once again, we take the BTU figure and divide that by the number of pounds to find the temperature increase. Yes, we are doing calorimetry on a planet! No problem! What do we get? It comes to .07 degrees F increase per hour. Now, most of this tends to get radiated away, and the temp increase that is left over winds up as 1.68 degrees temp rise. So what are the environmentalists claiming? A 2 degree temp rise. Do we see a correlation here? If we include the heat trapping of the CO2, that figure comes to 1.992 degrees temp rise...close enough.

So the big problem here is not so much the CO2, as the method of power production. The first problem is that we cannot continue to generate power the way we have been. It is horribly inefficient, and created this problem in the first place. Unless it is part of a larger agenda, which it could be, but for now we will not go there. For now let’s see if there is a solution to this problem.

There have been inventors in the past that claimed to have something called “cold electricity.” That is a type of electrical energy that winds up drawing heat out of the environment instead of increasing it. These inventors have been ruthlessly suppressed, and held the answer to this global problem. There is also something called the “heat trap” technology, which is essentially a method of turning infrared back into electricity, as a kind of infrared solar cell. That has been demonstrated, but has found a shocking lack of support. We can also generate power without boiling water, as that is so 19^th century! (Albert Einstein was right!) Using the heat trap tech with solar panels can drive efficiencies close to 90%, as well as geothermal without circulating water or boiling anything. We have to use a different mindset than the one that created the problem, and think outside the box.

And finally, we have to ask the same question that Gerard O’Neill asked in The High Frontier: is the surface of a planet really a good place for a technological civilization? If not, then what the heck are we doing here? If the most energy intensive and polluting industries went off-world, would we see an increase in the quality of life and the environment? I think the answer is a resounding yes.

It is definitely something to consider.

The Holy Gospel of Linux

Yea, verily, I speak of the gospel of the sacred OS of Linux!

It has been a long journey. I began in the DOS days, where command line interfaces began. Geez, that seems like decades ago. Well, come to think of it—it WAS decades ago. I had a Challenger C4P that had a blazing 8K of RAM, with MS Basic in ROM. It made things easier to write programs for, and I wrote dozens, one after the other. I didn’t take a course on it—I just did it—as easily as breathing. My cousin, who was taking a course in it, said I was a natural, and boolean logic seemed common sense to me. I did programs for the engineering department as well. They seemed to like it, but I never got a “thank you” for it. It compressed hours of work with a legal pad and steps to put into a calculator into seconds. I have to admit I was way better at programming than anything else at the time, but after applying myself toward electromagnetic theory, that came as well.

A few years later, after the Challenger met it’s big challenge in the sky, I got a Commodore 64, which was actually only 32K of RAM. That one also ran on MS DOS, and was pretty primitive by today’s standards—not as bad as an Altair, but at least you could put programs in without knowing machine code or binary (later I would discover that my father knew how to program in machine code, a skill that I never would have guessed). Then I discovered the Apple Mac—the big beige box with the monitor inside. I was thinking of getting the next generation of Commodore, the Amiga, but decided against that after getting burned the first time. It was 1984, and that was the 128K Mac, with dual floppy drives, and no hard drive. The earlier ones had program storage on cassette tape, or a Wollensak reel to reel tape recorder. This one was going uptown with a 3.5 inch floppy—WOO HOO! The Mac OS was a graphical interface, and I got out of the command line interface world. It was a big step up. I also had a floppy disk of MS Basic, and I continued to program in that. There were upgrades after upgrades, and I kept track of every one—from 128 to 512 to 1024K. I stuck with the Mac OS, while taking trips to the Windows world from time to time. I put a book into the Mac—and did all the typesetting with Pagemaker. I learned dozens of programs, and had a whole bookshelf filled with program boxes. I sold the Mac Plus, and went to a Mac LC, the “Pizza Box” as some would call it. I had that one for a few years, upgrading to a G3, G4 and then a G5. At that time, I was running Windows 98 with an emulator when I had to, as there were still programs that only ran in the Windows world. I briefly tried loading an operating system called “Linux PPC 2000” that was a gray hair and ulcer generator, and gave up on it as the installer would crash constantly. I could never, ever get it to load. So at that time I concluded that Linux was a novelty, and nothing more. I couldn’t find many apps worth pursuing, and left it at that. By that time the G5 came along, and Apple did a major fubar.

Some would say they “screwed the pooch”.

They, in their infinite corporate wisdom, decided to change processors. They had an advanced RISC reduced instruction set processor (PowerPC), and changed it to the intel CISC (complex instruction set) processor that took more clock cycles to perform the same operations. As if that weren’t bad enough, they went from a Linux-like OS to Unix. OS 10, the Unix version was horribly buggy, and slowed things down even further. Then 10.5 came along, and they only would provide an upgrade for the intel machines. There was only one problem with that—they stopped selling the G5 machines only a couple of months earlier, so those people who got a nice and shiny G5 discovered they had to buy a whole new computer if they were going to upgrade their OS.

Saying they were not happy was an understatement.

Thus began the exodus from Mac OS. The open source community was sympathetic, and several versions of Linux popped up—Red Hat, Yellow Dog, and so forth. I think it was a backlash against what Apple did with their customer base, as all of the OSX flavors were based on cats—lion, mountain lion, leopard and the like. So they named theirs after dogs. I dabbled in Linux, and had Red Hat and Yellow Dog. I got it to work, but there were not many “packages” or apps available at that time, so I stayed with the Mac OS. Apple stumbled again. After Mavericks, they came out with an abomination they called El Capitan. It was not compatible with many of their own apps, and many did not like the slowdown in performance, let alone constant crashes. The one that came out after that was even worse, called Sierra. The ongoing joke was the next version was going to be called sayonara. Mavericks had some bugs of its own, the most serious of which was a directory fragmentation that would cause the OS to self destruct over time. A utility called Disk Warrior fixed that, but it cost a little over $100. Apple put a self destruct into their OS so that you HAD to upgrade, as they no longer supplied their OS on a DVD, and you had to go to the cloud to reinstall the crumbling OS, so if they took your OS off the cloud, you had to upgrade to a garbage OS. That was not good. It took the choice away from the user who was your customer, and treated them like an idiot for buying your computer.

There had to be an alternative.

So fast forward to a few months ago. In 2015, I was looking at Ubuntu, and different flavors. Unity was OK, although a little funky. It looked like it was designed for a tablet PC. Lubuntu, the low end, was too low for me. Xubuntu, one supposedly for the techno geeks, didn’t seem geeky enough. Ubuntu Studio was a memory hog, and sometimes crashed. I had a MacBook Pro that was in need of an upgrade, and it was a good experiment. I looked at all the flavors, and Mate (like the tea from South America, pronounced “Mah tay” instead of “OOOY Mate”). I liked it. So I did an ISO disk, and put it in the Mac. I am writing this using Libre Office, which is the open source version of Microsoft Office, and it works better. I have found almost all the apps I need in Linux, and there are a huge selection. Mate has a cool one click installer that Mac OS or Windows doesn’t have. When I flip the lid open, it takes 3 seconds to log onto the net, in contrast to one minute for Mac OS. It is at least 3 times faster. The OS was only 1.5 gigs in size, as opposed to a nearly 8 gig download off the cloud. With a slow connection, it can take hours to download the OS, and techs groan when they learn this. The Mate install took a couple of minutes, and upgrades are just as short. Apps are tiny in comparison to either Windows or Mac, and work much faster. After downloading apps like a kid in a candy store, The 250 gig hard drive had 200 gigs free. It reminded me of the OS9 days. I put Wine in, which is kind of like an emulator that translates DLL calls on the fly. I put in Windows apps such as IMVU, a chat program and Ye Aulde Microsoft Office, which worked like a champ. I was officially impressed. What did it cost me? Nothing...nada...zip. It was free. There is a huge selection of software in the open source community. Some versions are free, and others are free at the entry level, and you pay for the professional upgrade. So the total cost for my upgrade project was zero, and I tripled the speed of my computer. I did find that there was a lack of selections of 1.6:1 aspect ratios for the monitor for resolutions, so I was stuck with a higher resolution than with the Mac OS. I learned to live with that. I tried Firefox, and Chrome. They handled the video well, although the upgrades for Firefox seemed to occasionally have problems with downloading extra files. I found Skype for Linux, and used that. Libre Office had a one click export to PDF that was a nice feature. The Atril reader worked well for PDF files. I got Calibre for ebooks, and started a collection of those.

Then I tried “system tweaks.”

There were settings for “Cupertino” and “Redmond”. Cupertino puts a tray at the bottom of the screen that looks like Mac OSX, and Redmond makes it look more like Windows. I wanted an authentic Linux experience, so I chose neither, and went with the default Mate screen. I also put in a screen saver with astronomical photos that was nearly identical to the one in the Mac OS. Now, unless you looked at the top and bottom of the screen you would think it’s running on Mac OS. One other thing: the menus are customizable, so you can change the menus to suit your needs. This is gone in the Apple and Microsoft worlds, but not in Linux.

And then I HAD to go to Windows 10 for my drafting program...OMG! The wait for the whole thing to boot was almost painful. I did some high speed thumb twiddling while it loaded on the big tower computer, then made a cup of coffee, came back and it was still loading. I have to admit I am spoiled now. Once you drive a Lamborghini, a Yugo just will not do. I am a convert to the holy church of Linux. YOWZA! However, I will not be handling snakes or passing around the mason jar filled with strychnine. That is reserved for the Windows crowd.

In the past, it was said that the best selling point for the Mac OS was a lack of viruses. That didn’t last long. Right now that is a selling point for Linux, and I wonder if we will see the same problem later. Only time will tell.

Am I happy with the upgrade? You betcha! Would I recommend it? Yes, I would. The Linux world has also introduced me to a different selection of software that is not available in the Windows and Mac worlds. I got network analysis tools that were professional grade in the open source community that would normally have cost me hundreds of dollars. I had to get this for a friend that wanted some web sites traced along with a few emails. The performance was stunning, and a lot of fun! Three of my friends were constantly after me about trying Linux again, and Ubuntu in particular, and I was too cynical at the time to have an open mind. I had to find out for myself. Sure, I have done programming in the past, but I did not have to use those skill sets to install Mate. It did it all by itself.

If you never did programming, Windows and Mac OS are OK, but for those who want to get into the nitty gritty Linux is the way to go. However, if all you want is performance, it excels at that as well.

Look Ma! I took off the training wheels!

 

Metaphysics and Physics: 

Divergence or Convergence?

Many years ago I read “Mysticism and the New Physics” by Michael Talbot, and it gave me a different perspective on the universe—it opened my mind up a little bit to see other possibilities—that perhaps this solid reality was less substantial than we thought. And as I read other works that linked eastern philosophies with quantum physical concepts, I began to see a convergence rather than a divergence.

The turning point for me was reading the Kybalion, by the Three Initiates. It told about the “all within the all”, a recursive concept if there ever were one. It continued with “as above, so below”, and other Hermetic concepts. It was as if I were in kindergarten all those years, and then this dropped into my lap at just the right time. The synchronicity was astounding. I was at a friend’s house and he came over and handed me a sheaf of photocopied papers an inch thick. That was the book. He said, “You need to read this...NOW! Something told me to copy this for you. Take your time.” So I did. I put the sheaf in a zip up bag that I had, and would read it whenever I could. It resonated so strongly with me like so few books ever could. Later I would read 2150 AD by Thea Alexander, and I noted some Hermetic overtones in the Macro Philosophy.

After speaking with some scientist-philosophers, one had an interesting take on the subject. “What we perceive is dependent on our world view. Philosophy is the scaffolding...the framework of that perception. It limits us, but if our world view is large enough, then we see a little bit farther than most, and can share that vision with those that have the same level of comprehension.” I saw the truth in that.

I became just as hungry for philosophy as science. It seemed to balance things, and understood how they both would weave a tapestry of deeper perception. So I went from electronic theory to Macro Philosophy, from quantum physics to Theosophy, from the Many Worlds Hypothesis to I-Ching and Hermetic Laws of manifestation. I saw links everywhere. The all within the all was the same as the Mandlebrot theory of fractality, and the fractal universe. It all seemed to be converging. In fact, the Hermetic “all” was the same as Rupert Sheldrake’s morphogenic field—a universal field of intelligence that permeates everything—the same as the “force” in Star Wars. We lived in a sea of intelligence, and matter itself was not dead, but alive. I learned psychometry—the discipline that accessed the intelligence field in matter, and could see images that were imprinted on car keys and other items. They were memories of the owner, recorded for all time. The Russians had a word for this science—energetics. In the west it was called psychotronics, and it studied the interactions of the standing longitudinal wave structures we call matter, and the longitudinal, or traveling scalar waves that connect all matter in the universe. Einstein called this “spooky action at a distance” or quantum entanglement. It showed that using Bell’s Theorem, you could prove this was a very real phenomenon. So we have another point of convergence.

It explains so many things—telepathy, voodoo, psychotronics, psychometry. They are all caused by the same phenomena. We need to expand our awareness of the physical world, and quantify how these different forces work together to merge into the same cause. There is even new speculation on the physics of consciousness itself, and what it means to be self-conscious, or sentient, and self-aware.

At some point, I can see real world devices that cross the boundaries, and are triggered by the psi field directly, as in the PK switch in 2150 AD. We have something called the SQD, or superconductive quantum detector that can change state with single photons interacting with it. We also have photomultiplier tubes that can do the same thing, and so sensitive they can detect the ghost particle, the neutrino, that can pass through a sheet of lead as thick as the earth before interacting with matter, and detect it as it interacts with a single nucleus. So we are nearly there. Also, there are circuits based upon living matter, such as bacteria that can sense fluctuations in the information field. Chris Bird in “The Secret Life of Plants”, showed how this information field in all organisms connects in a kind of internet of life, and can cause eruptions in the collective unconscious such as prophetic dreams. This information field not only propagates forward in time, but backward as well to produce psychic impressions. In his paper “Quantum Entanglement in Time” Martin Jones showed how this information transfer could take place, and explain such things as deja vu, prescience, and other psychic phenomena. This takes the paranormal and makes it normal by explaining how it works. It’s only spooky if you don’t understand the mechanism. As Arthur C. Clarke once said, “Any science sufficiently advanced would be indistinguishable from magic”.

In that case, what is magic anyway? It is a sympathetic resonance in the information field. Take 2 tuning forks, and strike one to begin it vibrating. Hold the other one close by, and it takes up that resonance, and begins ringing on it’s own. The community called Damanhur discovered this and called it selfics, and are using symbols that have this sympathetic resonance to preserve food, as a way to suppress bacterial growth, as well as other things. Think of the symbols as the tuning forks for the information field. So now the metaphysical concept of taking someone’s power by knowing their name becomes significant. If they identify with their name, that is their center of power. They resonate with that. This also means that the magical practice of sigils takes on a new meaning. The same would be true of photographs, as the photon pattern that made the photo is entangled with the person in the photo. Now those superstitious beliefs of some primitive tribes takes on a whole new significance, as they believed that in taking their photo you were stealing their soul. The same would apply to the taboo for graven images, as those would have their own symbolic resonance.

But there are positive aspects to all of this. Rupert Sheldrake mentioned that the amplitude of the morphic field increases to the square of those that have the same intention, and alike mind. This can explain the hundredth monkey effect. How so? Take a look at a light bulb as opposed to a laser. Both can have the same wattage, but the laser can cut sheet steel. Why is that? Because the laser is coherent, and the light coming from the bulb is not. One has a single frequency in a single phase, in a narrow beam. The other is non coherent in phase and frequency, and diverges. When people act together, their morphic fields act in coherence, like the atoms in a laser. When they are all going in separate directions, they are like the light bulb. Society is like that. When the American Revolution took place, only 3% of the population were for the separation from England, and the rest were unconcerned. Let’s take a look how that works. If we have an intentional community with a 100 people, it affects 10,000 in the neighboring territory. 1000 affects 1,000,000 and so on. This means that about 90,000 can offset the entire planet of 8 billion.

This really is the only way real change takes place, with a small coherent minority leading the way for the incoherent or noncoherent (perhaps I was right the first time) majority. This is why a church full of people can set the pattern for a whole community, or a small political movement for a whole country. But for those that want to maintain the status quo, the easiest thing to do is to keep people fighting amongst themselves, as a non-coherent populace goes nowhere and is not a threat to the elite. How do you do this? By killing or jailing anyone that is remotely associated with leading a religious or political movement, and promoting crime and corruption. Fear is a control factor, and tends to disrupt coherent thought, and crime—the fear of being robbed, raped or killed—is the best way of doing that. Another way is the fear of being robbed, raped or killed by the government, so totalitarian laws and edicts are another way of preventing coherence among the masses that they consider to be the enemy. But these diversionary tactics are symptoms that the powers that are soon not to be are themselves afraid of change.

I had a great conversation with a historian once, who considered himself an expert on political history and tactics. It’s amazing what you learn when you load them up on beer, and lend a sympathetic ear. It went like this:

“Do you want to know a dirty little secret that people like me know?” He grabbed a handful of peanuts and looked at them carefully, as if he was trying to divine something from them.

“Sure. I like to learn things from the past. Sometimes it prevents them from happening again, or something like that.”

He laughed, and looked at me oddly. “It has to do with terrorism...the real kind.”

“How many kinds are there? Is it like close encounters by a UFO...4 kinds aren’t there?”

He snorted. “I’m serious. Real terrorism is all state sponsored...” He looked at me again.

I thought he was beginning to treat me like an idiot. “Of course it is. Why wouldn’t it be?”

He looked at me a little pained. “No, you don’t get it. It is sponsored by the state to terrorize their own people. Look at the Reichstag fire of Germany.”

“They do it to gt their own people to do something they wouldn’t normally do?” I guess I looked surprised.

“Now you got it. That is how it happens without exception. They got that little lesson from the Mafia. You burn down the bar next to your target to shake them down for protection money.”

“Pretty insidious if you ask me...” I wrinkled my nose.

“Of course it is. But it always works that way. Do you understand now why it has been a secret all this time?”

“Yeah...yeah I can see why. But why do they keep using the same playbook?”

“Because they think the peasants are too stupid to catch on. That’s why.” He fished around in the bowl of peanuts for something, and grabbed a handful. Then after he looked at the floor for a while, he said, “I gotta go. I said too much already. I’ll deny I said any of this later, so don’t bother quoting me.”

He went out the door without looking back. I think he was ashamed. At least I would like to think so.

So we see how fear can be used as a diversion. But if the peasants “wise up”, then the game is over, and I think that we are close to that point. The good news is that it doesn’t take all of them for this to happen, as the hundredth monkey effect shows it only takes a small percentage of people acting with coherent consciousness without fear to make major changes.

The rule book that has been used for 2000 years on this planet is about to become obsolete.

Nitinol – Shape Memory Alloy

Remember the Terminator movies with the T-1000? They called it a mnemetic polyalloy. It was supposed to be made up of little nano machines that mimicked living cells, and could copy any shape it was programmed to.

Well, it turns out that is not too far from the truth. There is an alloy called nitinol, which is a combination of nickel and titanium, (with a variant being nickel, titanium, osmium and lanthanum), and it can be “programmed” to return to a specific shape on reaching a certain temperature that is determined through the proportion of nickel to titanium. For example, you can have a stent that reinforces an artery programmed to actuate at the temperature of the blood, and crush the stent so it is easily maneuvered into place, and once it is there, the temperature of the blood causes it to regain its programmed shape.

But it gets better! It turns out that it needs energy to do this, and in order to return to that shape, it draws extra energy from the environment. So it “eats” energy in order to shape shift—just like a living organism eats food to do what it is programmed to do, such as a bacterium or similar life form. So is nitinol, which is also called “bio-metal” really alive? Not really, as one of the requirements is reproduction, which so far it cannot do yet. But it is close. The metal grain structure resembles living cells, even though it cannot come close to living tissue. But it can be considered “nano tech”, as it is programmable from a molecular level. So even though nano-tech remains in the sci-fi realm, this one if very real, and has been with us since at least 1961.

So why are we not using it yet? Well we are, but the alloy is expensive, as it is not mass produced. The argument is that titanium is the culprit, and is horribly expensive. However, this is not the case either, as titanium dioxide is the base of white paint, having replaced the more toxic white lead. If their argument were true, then it would cost $100 per gallon to paint your ceiling. What is more likely is what we are looking at is an artificially inflated price for technology that “they” do not want us to use. Another point is that some researchers are finding out that the “energy eating” aspect of nitinol has a bizarre quality to it that is over unity, and it seems to lower the surrounding temp to do work, instead of the other way around. Some are saying it is negentropic, and has an efficiency way over 100%.

Whatever the case, this material is fascinating to work or play with, and will prove to be a valuable asset in the future, as it can replace hydraulic actuators without having to worry about pumps and leaky plumbing. In fact, it is so powerful it has been estimated to produce up to 20,000 pounds to the square inch of force, way beyond what hydraulic actuators could possibly produce without blowing seals in the process. It is being used in robotics, surgery for implants—as the body does not reject the alloy—and in plumbing for anti-scald shower heads and valves. The actual number of applications are staggering, as it can replace anything that actuator motors or hydraulics can do. The alternative energy applications are possible as well, as motors that can run on waste heat as a co-generation power plant.

I predict we will be seeing much more of this in the future, as the economics cannot be suppressed forever, and once it is “turned loose”, we will see amazing things with this material, such as boats that can be stored in a backpack with ice, and then when thrown into a river, self-actuates into a usable boat, or camping gear that self-actuates such as a tent with a small jolt of current from a solar-charged battery.

The applications are only limited by the imagination.

Free Energy – The Big Picture

People ask me about what alternative or free energy really means, and the shallow view is that you just don’t have a yoke tying you to a utility company, and the first thing that they think of is a freedom from the responsibility of paying a utility company exorbitant fees. This only scratches the surface, as what it really means is a complete restructuring of the economy and society, which is why the powers that be are so ruthless in it’s suppression.

The implementation goes through these stages:

1) Suppression by the powers that be who will lose out in its implementation.

2) Transitional phase – where the powers suppressing the tech is eliminated, probably through a revolution.

3) Reconstruction phase – A broken and shattered society is slowly put back together again. This takes a while.

4) Golden Age – Similar to “Tomorrowland”. This is where the civilization is in full bloom. If the elements that enslaved it are banished never to return, then it can continue for thousands of years, spreading across the galaxy, and possibly across time and dimensions, or parallel time lines.

Will there be a stage 5? Probably not, as the only way to go is down, and the possibility of an invading force to do this is always a threat. If another society discovers this one and it is not free, and is based upon physical and spiritual enslavement is encountered, then it will undermine the more advanced one to implement its agenda.

Stage 1: Suppression

This will happen for an indefinite period. Free energy has been known in this society for over 1000 years, and the suppression has been going on for at least that long. There are also stories of alchemists that understood the holographic and standing wave structures of matter, and turned mercury into gold, which is relatively easy as they are nuclear isomers, and have been ruthlessly hunted down. Today, according to John Coleman, there has been discovered tens of thousands of tons of gold in South Africa, and that is kept off the market to create an artificial scarcity of the metal. The same is true for diamonds, and De Beers has warehouses of tons of diamonds for this reason as well. Even though we live in abundance, artificial scarcity creates relative value, and that value in this fake economy is what enslaves our minds.

But there are cracks in the wall, and 3D printing started that. Not too long ago in the US, a research group printed diamonds from carbon atoms steered with electron beams. This was suddenly suppressed with a national security edict, and the engineers slapped with a gag order. But some of the engineers escaped the prison camp now called the USA, and brought their knowledge with them. They released it to the world. The next step was quantum scale 3D printing using quantum computing, the only computer fast enough to implement that. The elite already have this, and know it is possible. They also realize that it will absolutely destroy the economy of debt slavery that we are yoked with, and that is the reason for the suppression.

At this moment, we are at the brink of the Transition Phase.

Stage 2: Transitional

What beings the transition about? Knowledge! What it means is that people are realizing that something is very, very wrong with our society, and are waking up. They are realizing that Feudalism has been rebranded, and we are still living under that. Governments are opportunistic criminals that are thieving parasites at best, or mass murderers at worst. Anarchy does not mean chaos, as we have that now. It means living without a ruling elite class.

The Brush Fire Wars

What we are looking at is a global civil war developing. The people are discovering that the financial system is totally fake using a worthless commodity. We trade our life blood for paper, which is totally insane. It is a pretty paper receipt, but made with the same stuff we wipe our asses with. Actually, in a pinch the toilet paper has more usefulness. 90% of the population of the planet are in poverty, another 9% in pseudo wealth, and 1% own it all. The elite maintain this control through the minions that live off the crumbs that are thrown their way, and the psychopaths that love to torture and kill, and would still torture and kill if they were not paid to do it. Those are their not-so-human attack dogs.

You can only push people so far—and they have reached their limit. They know who the 1% are, and their minions. The elite 1% live in fortresses guarded by private armies with machine guns. But armies can be defeated, and this is what they fear. So they enlist the corporate governments to protect them as well as from the irate mob that wants to get rid of them. The “gov” are hired mercenaries, and suck up to them for fake wealth, but they are also the target of the ire of the people they suppress. The more the gov squeezes the life out of the people, the more they push back. There are natural limits to this, and it is very close to that point. That point is where they have nothing to lose, and then the revolution comes. So as long as their belly is full of beer and nachos, they are fat and happy. But when they are starving, and homeless, then that limit has been reached. A significant percentage of the world’s population is there now. Henry Kissenger has been quoted as saying that the population can be controlled by controlling their food supply. He is wrong. Starvation and deprivation causes revolutions, and psychopaths cannot make that connection, and keep making the same mistakes over and over again. They do not have the intuitive insight to understand this. That lack of connection is what causes cycles of revolution on this planet. Remove the psychopathic element--the will to cause suffering and control, and the cycle ends. Enough understand this fact to implement a solution, and break the cycle.

SO the transitional stage is very bloody and warlike. People will die, and suffer privation. But they will be dedicated to seeing a world for their descendants that is very different from the one they were born into. The governments will try to legislate out independence, and make things like gardens and solar collectors illegal. Probably also collecting rain water. But people will push back, and if pushed far enough, then so called “terrorist” acts will take place on the officials doing this. The gov will try to live in walled compounds to protect them from the anger of the people they are suppressing and beating down. However, that makes them a better target, as was seen in the “Green Zone” of Iraq and Afghanistan. The gov will try to tag the population with microchips and track able tattoos. Most will disable those, and use their electronics against them as a back door into their systems. All tech is a two edged sword, and they do not understand that. The population, diluted with the insane psychopathic element that betrays them to the elite, what is also called STS or service to self, will turn on that element. There will be open season on collaborators. With the dilution diminishing, the information pipeline to the gov will shut off, and isolate them even more. They will instigate even more false flags, and the insurgents will go after those perpetrating the attacks. You cannot win a civil war fought on the home turf, so the elite will be on the losing side. Moles inside the defenses of the elite will sabotage their scorched earth policy, and it will backfire on them.

People mired in poverty will be sneaking in suppressed tech. At this point, all 3D printing will be considered illegal, as you can print a gun just as well as a tool for repairing something. The elite will panic, and make machine shops as well as 3D printing punishable with indefinite detention in a concentration camp. Farmers use their machine shops to repair farm equipment, so this will result in a famine, the same as what happened in soviet Russia with the same policy. This will result in a further backlash. The US corporate gov will ask the UN for help. Odd thing about the UN—it is incorporated underneath the corporate US, and that makes it a subsidiary, and member nations stockholders in the global empire. Ever wondered the reason for the crazy decisions of the UN? Now you know.

A false flag will try to blow up the UN building, as the member nations will be getting a little too uppity for their own good, and they will try to inject some fear to get them under control. That will backfire. The US will make a deal to move the UN to Israel, and member nations will reject that offer and demand it placed into a neutral territory such as Iceland or Switzerland. The US will go ahead with their plan, and it will cause a fracture, with a handful of nations scared to death of being bombed going to the Israel UN, and the rest to the Planetary League of Nations (PLN) in Iceland. They will try to cause another false flag in Iceland to blow up THAT building, and it will result in sanctions against the “Freedom League of Nations” (FLN) that will cause even further complications. It stops just short of WWIII, and economic collapse as the dollar ceases to be a reserve currency, and the US and it’s minions are isolated and ostracized.

Meanwhile, hits are going on as the black bag agencies of the US gov fracture, with one faction opting for full disclosure and the other for complete control under any cost. This is beginning now, but will escalate in the future. As the chaos escalates, scientists and engineers form enclaves to develop and preserve the technology. The first one is simple, single-element atomic scale and quantum printing, and then later standing wave structures much more difficult. Files are stored using fractal compression—first 100:1 ratios, then 1000:1 and then finally 1,000,000:1. Enclaves are protected both electronically as well as psychically with remote viewers acting as sentries. They place a perception filter around them to prevent interlopers from interfering, also called a psychic seal. They crack the quantum computing problem that has been hoarded by the elite, and then begin to replicate first currency indistinguishable from the paper receipts used and issued by the banks, and then diamonds, emeralds, and other resources. Stable standing wave structures that create gold, platinum and strategic metals are also done. Replicated food begins to become available with bootleg replication machines in the 3^rd world, and the bankers are doing a slow burn over the whole thing. There are about 100 machines in the world, and the number is growing. Bank robbers are some of the main customers, as well as revolutionaries that need funding. Researchers use replicated resources to fund their operations as well. The mafia, Yakuza and Triads are linked with the corporate governments, and try to infiltrate the black markets to suppress the tech, which leads to the MOB wars attacking organized crime joined at the hip with the criminal governments. At this point the govs of the planet are losing their iron grip, and try to consolidate their power bases, however unsuccessfully their attempts may be. They begin to release autonomous AI hunter killer drones, which turn on their own armies, and this starts the drone wars, as they made them a little too autonomous with 10 year power supplies. The inhabitants of the planet finally realize that governments are the threat to the future existence of the human species, and life in general. They realize that a cooperative society is the only option for a peaceful future. The psychopaths in the 1%, and their sociopath minions below them refuse to relinquish control, and that begins the last stage.

The Last War

The elite know they are fighting a losing battle, and dig in. Somehow, the general population are getting resources despite all their attempts to strangle their supply lines in the economy. This begins what has been prophesied as the “War Against Good and Evil”, what some call Armageddon. It is actually not that ominous, and the elite go underground as well as off planet to escape retribution, taking their stolen tech with them. This is similar to the movie “Elysium”. Two or three of the bases are destroyed with missiles commandeered by revolutionary forces, which causes the elite to dig in deeper and go farther out for safety. Underground bunkers are sealed with thermite charges, and the ventilation systems are targeted. This is not that big a deal, as that means that everything is recycled. After a few years, the elite begin to run out of stored food, and their nuke generators get leaky. They turn to cannibalism. Those on the surface in communication with them plead for relief, but they are refused. They are left to their own devices.

Meanwhile, on the surface, guerrilla warfare is being carried out with the minions that do not believe they have been abandoned. It becomes a long, useless and bloody war. Tens of thousands of replicators are in use, and some are implemented for weapon production. The minions steal some of these, and it prolongs the war. Finally, the minions are routed after 20 years of warfare, and the war crimes trials begin, lasting many years. The elite are sentenced in absentia, along with the bankers financing the wars. At this point, about 50% of the population are using replication based products, and the old economy is dying out. Jobs are scarce, but with replicated food, starvation is rare. Free energy devices are becoming more popular, and few are dying from hypothermia, with heating derived from the FE devices. Records of the elite are exposed, and the planet is evolving into a different form of governance to prevent the feudal state of the past from repeating itself. Oil wells are shut down and capped, and nuclear reactors are decommissioned over a 20-30 year period. A new tech is created based on replicator/3D quantum printing, and nuclear contamination is slowly being re mediated.

At first, due to the vast number of the criminal elite, it is suggested that sending them to a remote location would be desirable—that there has been enough death and destruction, and doing the same to them that they have done to the world would be emulating them, which was a disgusting thought. SO discussions about places such as Australia and New Zealand are discussed. All sovereign nations reject having a prison colony within their boundaries, except for south Greenland, which was warm enough to host a colony of 5 million—the minions and the worst of the worst. Geothermal wells are drilled, as the psychopaths could not be trusted with cold fusion or free energy tech, as it could be weaponized. Those hiding in plain sight, moles for the elite are slowly discovered, and sent to join their pals. All shipments coming from and going to the colony are inspected. No tunnel boring tech is left behind on the island for them to use and link with underground bases. Remote viewers are employed to look in on them, and see if they are planning a move to regain power.

For the first time in centuries the planet is finally at peace.

Stage 3: Reconstruction

After a century of destruction the world is ready for renewal. A cycle begins anew. Over half the resources of the planet are dedicated to repairing the damaged ecosystem to prevent any further extinction of species, especially our own, and stabilize the wild climate fluctuations. The last fission plants are decommissioned and cleaned up, and oil wells sealed. A beach head in space is created, the original vision of Gerard O’Neill in “The High Frontier” and solar power satellites are beaming power to earth, and smelting plants in orbit are processing ore from captured asteroids. On earth, replicator tech is moving forward as well as a myriad of systems tapping the energy of the vacuum. Crypto currency is used at first, because it cannot be replicated. Gold and other precious metals are as cheap as any other raw materials. Home recycling units break waste down into component elements for use with gen 1 replicators, and garbage dumps are mined for raw materials to rebuild civilization. Autonomous robots are designed (with an off switch this time) to clean up the oceans. Large scale 3D printing/replicating is used for construction of megalithic structures that last millennia. With vast amounts of energy at their disposal, local curvature of spacetime is easy, and faster than light travel is achieved. On earth, a method of folding space to make two platforms entangle with one another is found, and something very similar to the Star Trek transporter is done. With proliferation of gravity control, and the use of Nassikas coils and other tech, roadways are rarely used. The ones still in existence are constructed of massive blocks with a glazed glasslike surface requiring little to no maintenance.

Central banks are a thing of the past, and what are left of the bankers are in Greenland, and set up their old system there right away perpetuating their hell on earth once again. At least it was contained, and with their death-based technology the population is diminishing. No replicator tech is allowed there, and old factories are used to fabricate goods that are monitored for possible military use. Of course, they pay slave wages to their workers as they did in the old world. The colony in Greenland is used as an example of what must never happen on earth again, and is considered a national park.

There are other changes to the economy other than the use of crypto currency. There was one other thing that could not be replicated: human creativity. Instead of suppressing the creative spirit, the new society (which unknown to them was similar to very ancient ones) encouraged creativity. The old pyramid with the uncreative, unimaginative boneheads on the top, and the creative ones on the bottom was up-ended. Imagination became a currency. In the old economy, those that had raw materials were rich—material stuff. But with quantum scale replication, resources were cheap, and the knowledge of what to do with them was valuable. If all you had to do is key in what you wanted, then that “thing” and the knowledge to make it had extreme value. So inventors were now sought after, and artists and sculptors were once again respected, and not looked down upon as impractical dreamers as in the old economy. Instead of GMO frankenfoods that were engineered for profit, the new “Designer Foods” increased nutrition and diversity. It took more than a decade to undo the damage of the old GMO system that was causing an extinction level event in the plant and animal world due to shortsightedness and stupidity. Extinct species were being resurrected using the same tech, and the world was changing for the better.

But overall, the question in the back of everyone’s mind was this: did the consciousness of service-to-self (STS) have a place at all in the new world? The consciousness of service to self and its associated greed and selfishness was the beginning of what was called “The Big Rot”, and a contraction rather than expansion of consciousness. It was also the cause of every form of slavery due to the refusal to recognize boundaries. Since I do not recognize you as a sovereign individual, you are a thing and not a person, and therefore I can own you. It got so bad in the 20^th and 21^st centuries that they declared corporations as “persons” and then denied their own people sovereignty. It was total insanity perpetrated by the STS mentality and the socio and psychopaths. There were a few born into the Greenland community that were service-to-others (STO) and they were transferred out as soon as possible, as they did not have the requisite skills to swim with the sharks who lived there. On the other hand, there was also a small traffic of STS criminals going to Greenland, having been found incorrigible. They had a bad habit of stealing intellectual property, the only property left that was most valuable. Other thefts had little effect, unless it was a one off, and not scanned in. With quantum scale replication, insurance policies were basically backup copies of things like works of art and items of historic value. With proper compression, entire buildings were backed up, and when a disaster occurred such as an earthquake or other natural disaster, the building was zapped back into existence. The same was true for people and animals, so hit men and cattle rustlers were also obsolete. Personal property existed as more of an abstract concept, but it was still respected as something with intrinsic value, as well as emotional attachment. People had personal property as a sovereign ideal—and it was respected once the STS mentality was gone. Our bodies were our own as well—and boundaries existed. It represented a step backward in time to a period where life was sacred and discovery treasured, and a step forward to prevent the decay from ever happening again.

The reconstruction was amazingly rapid, and comprehensive. After 20 years a century of progress took place, and mankind was headed toward the stars. They found the holdouts of the elite there, and welcomed them back into the fold if they abandoned their destructive ways and empire building. Some cooperated, and some did not. Those that did not were isolated to prevent the spread of the infection. Dimensional travel was also discovered, and other timelines. Some were utopias, and others wastelands. Some acted as ambassadors of good will to counsel other societies that were stumbling in the dark towards a precipice. Others were simply travelers that went to learn, and teach what they have already learned to sympathetic ears—doctors to heal wounded souls.

It became the best of all possible worlds.

Stage 4: Golden Age

The new civilization lasted for thousands of years in peace and prosperity. Far from static, those who lived in it found always something new to learn, and some would consider it home base when they became permanent travelers. Yes, there were other civilizations that threatened their existence from time to time, but it’s a funny thing about temporal dynamics—those that become a real pain in the neck (or a danger to the future of the universe) seemed just to disappear into their own island universe where they could do no more harm. The next step for the civilization was direct engineering of physical reality using what they learned about temporal dynamics. It was so far advanced that it would have appeared as magic to earlier times, as mentioned by Arthur C. Clarke. Through direct manifestation, and understanding the complexity of life, as humankind spread out, they took their knowledge of this, and brought life to barren worlds. Thousands of years later, they only were in a fraction of the galaxy but there was no compulsion to spread out—no need for breathing room for an exploding population. The growth in numbers were minuscule, and the growth spiritually was that much greater. Humanity gained a different perspective of it’s place in the universe as other cultures were encountered. It was at first a humbling experience, and later a maternal one as some sought help, and wisdom was imparted to get them on a creative rather than a destructive track. The prime directive was always observed, as no culture was contacted that would not be beneficial to both parties involved. In some cases it was too late, and they encountered dead worlds. All they could do is learn what happened, and move on. In other cases, the native populations cried out that their parasitic governments were killing them and their world, and they were heard. Those that sought sanctuary were transported to a safer location, and taught how to manage and terraform their world to prepare it for future re-habitation. They would be the “Wings Over the World” of H.G. Wells, bringing hope back to their people.

Millions of years later, historians would remark that the lynch pin was the two technologies—free energy and quantum 3D printing. They would also understand that other societies that allowed the parasitic elite among them to prevent the implementation of these techs killed the civilization and the planet for their orgy of control and destruction. As Colin Wilson remarked, it is a parasite of the mind that is the most insidious, not only holding both the individual and society from evolving, but dooming them to extinction. As Carl Sagan remarked, mankind is in a test, and if we fail that test then we die in the cradle of humanity and never mature, moving out toward the stars.

Collectively, in each of our minds and souls, we know what path we need to take.

It is time to take it.

Addendum Commentary—Their World or Ours?

There has been massive amounts of information on the different mindsets between the socio and psychopathic and what is considered normal. Cleckley, in the Mask of Sanity, was a seminal study of this. He showed how many patients would emulate normal behavior as long as it was convenient, and then when they determined the time is right, then the mask comes off, and pounce on their victim mercilessly. No other species has a predator class among them, but we do. Why is that? It is as if we are two species mixed at the genetic level, and the other species’ dominant traits show up. In non-social species ruthlessness is a survival trait, and they tend to be predators and hunters, not forming large groups as aggression tends to tear larger groups apart due to competition. In social or cooperative species, individual aggression is not beneficial to the group, and is either suppressed or eliminated through expulsion and banishment. So OUR predators on top of us are not beneficial to a social structure whatsoever, and keep up the illusion that their predation is to our benefit, going so far as saying openly they “have to thin out the flock” using wars, disease and famine to achieve this.

It is also important to note that according to present knowledge, psychopathic or abnormal tendencies exist in a spectrum with an arbitrary line between one and the other. When you put the line at the extreme end, then their numbers are small and seem unimportant, with serial killers and violent offenders only listed. But if you include all those that would be a detriment to society, then the line shifts, and we see that instead of the 6-7 percent, it is much larger based on geographic location. The critical level seems to be about 30-50%. Above that the civilization is no longer sustainable as a socially organized system. At this point in time, many places on this planet are at unsustainable level of function, and this is why we see the fabric unraveling. In The Foundation Series by Isaac Asimov, a character named Harry Seldon invents psychohistory, which can predict the rise and fall of civilizations. Right now all the elements for this are here, and waiting to be assembled. I believe that the predatory class are preventing this from happening, as they want to remain in the shadows and out of the spotlight. If this develops, and will have to be developed covertly, then a means to develop a macroscopic barometer for civilizations can be produced, and we can steer this one away from the impending waterfall. Many other authors have independently arrived at the conclusion that the predatory class, the socio-psychopaths, have developed this system, and know that they are destroying the civilization that they parasitize. This is why there is a massive push to develop underground bases and off-world habitats—only for them, of course. They consider the host to be expendable, not understanding we are supporting them. A psychopath’s inability to make essential connections tends to be their undoing. The infighting among the predators also keeps them from organizing a truly horrific holocaust for their own benefit.

One Possible Solution…

In the Foundation Series, Harry Seldon establishes the Foundation, a group that is supposed to organize all the collected knowledge of human, and other civilizations as a preparation for the collapse of civilization. Asimov was prophetic in many ways, and what Harry Seldon says about how the empire is doomed to collapse resonated with me in the present time, even though it was written decades ago and projected thousands of years into the future. Sci fi tells a cautionary tale separated in time and space, an allegory at times. At other times, it is a truth hidden behind a thin veil, and peering behind it takes very little effort. I see behind the veil of the Foundation Series, and see that truth. With billions rowing toward the waterfall, and a few thousand rowing against it, it makes no sense to stay on the same boat.

It’s time go get off that boat…

SO what we do is plant a few nuclei of intentional communities, and make sure they are viable using our knowledge. Some communities are visible, as the Foundation was visible, and others are IN visible, as the Second Foundation was in the books. They all have the same knowledge and resources. When the visible communities are attacked, they consolidate into the invisible ones and continue on. They effectively disappear, and the work continues.

When the transition phase happens, the predators will try and destroy the knowledge they consider a threat. What they consider their golden age was the dark ages for us. So we guard that knowledge until it can be re-inserted into the new civilization that is developing. We do not threaten them, but just wait for the old system to disintegrate. We are the insurance policy for the survival of a real human civilization, not the fake one we have now. Remote viewers have said that the next dark age could last 2000 years. Doing this plan can reduce that number to 100 years or possibly less. I was using the 100-200 year figure in the article above, and that is somewhat optimistic. But time is fluid, and timelines branch out like trees, and it takes little effort to switch branches to something far more positive.

I also have a more detailed plan called Politics and Energy, which gets into the nitty gritty.

I know with all my heart that this is workable and doable.

Thanks for reading this far. Think about it...that is all I ask.

First Entry - The Link Between...

The Link Between…

E. Donavan

In this part of the blog I am going to go outside the box and look back towards the inside. As in the old adage, one sometimes cannot see the forest from the trees, or perhaps more accurately a fish in the sea is not aware of the water.

It takes a change of perspective to become aware of things. It is only through contrasts and differences that one can make comparisons—bright versus dark, wet versus dry. It is also true that to see our species through the eyes of another one can really understand our humanity.

So I will be peering beyond, and behind the looking glass. Hope you enjoy the journey…I know I will!

I was always fascinated with Rupert Sheldrake, and the morphogenic field. I could sense in a fundamental way that it was real, and wondered what the mechanism was. For many years science looked at a missing link between matter and energy until Einstein came along and showed that matter was in itself frozen energy—energy in a different form just as ice, water and steam are still H2O.

And then later, the quantum theory showed that matter itself is connected, just as energy can transfer information through sympathetic resonance. It was called quantum entanglement, and this can transfer information or resonant patterns instantaneously across the universe, and perhaps beyond the universe to parallel dimensions as in Everett/Wheeler’s Many Worlds Hypothesis. Is this what drives telepathy? Perhaps so! But it gets even stranger, as it is also possible to have quantum entanglement in time as well, as in a paper by Martin Jones. So this might be an explanation for Déjà vu and precognition. Have you ever had a head shattering echo in time occur, when you absolutely KNEW the next event, and decided to change it? Some religious fundamentalists think that to change events seen in precognition is blasphemous, and that they are cursed. I take a more practical approach—it is a survival tool that our species used to stay alive. It’s like having radar in time. The Russians know all about time reversal, and back propagation, and linked their psychic research into their physics long ago and used the theory of phase conjugation to explain much of this. Mr. Jones had the other key, but by contrast was suppressed and criticized for finding the same thing the Russians did.

How does this work? Let’s say another “you” on a parallel world line has a traumatic incident that generates a spike of morphic energy. A brick falls out of a lintel at 11:15, and clobbers you on the head. When this occurs, you link to your other self on the other world line in the past, and that self has a dream of a brick falling at 11:15—however, in this case you dodge the brick because you remember the dream.  In this world line you are not clobbered by the brick! This is similar to the movie with Nicholas Cage called “Next”. So the mechanism requires sacrifice, as one self survives at the cost of one that might not. But with an infinite number of world lines, some are expendable to the prime line that you are now experiencing. So in the infinite sea of consciousness we only briefly glimpse the others as they shout a warning to us, and in the act of doing so we survive.

So there is a quantum link to morphic or morphogenetic resonance. Is there one in matter? It turns out the answer is yes, and that goes back to another man who was ruthlessly suppressed by the name of Gaston Naessens, the discoverer of the somatid cycle. Gaston found particles in blood and water that could not be destroyed but carried information. This has paradigm shattering importance, as up to now no one has had a good explanation of how homeopathic dilutions could possibly work at infinitesimal concentrations of the substance. Yes, quantum effects can be a part of it, but there is a more fundamental link—and this could be the somatids. Also, there is the Robert Becker effect, where extremely small voltages are used to put a potential across bone breaks and accelerate healing. It turned out that it was the red blood cells that were de-differentiating and turning into stem cells, and then bone. This was also ignored. Why is that? Well there is one teeny tiny small problem here…red blood cells have no nucleus! In order to become stem cells, they have to grow a nucleus with all the associated DNA that supposedly contains the information to produce a bone cell. Now the materialists were screaming and jumping up and down saying that was impossible and could not happen, and so a man that should have received a Nobel Prize for his discovery was instead ignored.

Here is a possible mechanism: the jolt of electricity in the blood energizes the somatids similar to jump starting a car, who cluster around the red cells transferring biophotons and patterns to the cell and those patterns contain the information holographically to re-grow the DNA. So the nucleus forms and turns into a stem cell. What does this mean? It means that the somatids are transceivers for the biophoton field—a link between that field and the physical body. It’s not ONLY the DNA that contains information, but the DNA is the recorder, similar to a singer making an MP3 recording of her voice. The field is dynamic, but the recording is more static. Change and disease show up in the energy field first, the somatids second, and the physical body third. In this causative chain, we see that if you wanted to get at the root cause, you go to the holographic field that contains the information first. This is the basis for energy medicine.

In another point: there is a phenomenon that is ignored because there is no explanation: when blood plasma transfusions are done, sometimes the recipient absorbs the personality of the donor. The same has been seen for organ transplants. In one case, a man who received a heart from a biker who died suddenly developed a taste for beer and an interest in motorcycles. There is another instance where a woman received a large blood transfusion from another biker, and the same happened. Coincidence? Probably not--as neither knew about the donor until afterwards. More than likely it was due to co-mingling of the biophoton field and somatids that carried the information patterns of the donor. So now we need to be concerned with THREE factors when transplanting or transfusing:

1) The blood type,

2) The HLA (human leukocyte antigen) type, and

3) The somatid or biophoton compatibility

If the third is off, then we might have problems with mixing of two wildly incompatible energy patterns. I have no doubt that this is happening now, it’s just that it is being ignored.

OK—now for the clincher: Naessens took the somatid extract from a black rabbit and put it into a white one, and then the rabbit became gray, having both white and black hairs. He then took tissue samples from the black rabbit, which was not rejected by the white one, showing that it did not recognize the tissue as foreign. Also, when he crystallized the somatids, they formed a red crystalline material, that when light was shone though them, had a healing effect. I propose that the somatid crystal was producing coherent light that energizes both the biophoton field as well as the somatids! Experimenters have been using laser pumped crystals and have achieved astounding results in accelerated healing. What color where they using? Why red of course!  In my opinion, a better effect would be gained using phase conjugate crystals and the time reversal effect, but the fact that the researchers are getting positive results with the weaker laser pumped crystals shows that the somatid link theory has validity.

So we have another tool at our disposal, and once we have proof of the pudding through the testing of the theory, then perhaps a little bit of misery is subtracted from the human condition!

See you next time for another link!