| Date: Thu, 3 Apr 2003 17:24:34
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Dear Ryan,
Well, for grabbers I
think we must somehow see one of the COP>1.0 EM systems, taking its
energy from the vacuum, through to the finish and onto the world market
before we will see the solid resistance of the scientific community
change very much. If that can be done, it will automatically change
electrodynamics taught in university, because the EE model implicitly
assumes that every EM field, EM potential, and joule of EM energy in the
universe is and has been freely created from nothing at all, via the
associated source charges. They have been suppressing that little thing
for decades, and have just swept it (the source charge problem) from all
the textbooks etc., and never mention it.
Note that to get that
first "project" through, a set of the most powerful cartels on the
planet must be defeated, and the entire attitude of the scientific
community must be changed. A pretty tall order! Not one of the COP>1.0
systems (other than the common solar cell, which is not a major threat
to the present energy cartels) has made it through yet.
Next I think we must
somehow ram through the Priore-type medical therapy approach, or
extensions of it. Again, that requires that another of the most
powerful cartels on the planet must be defeated, and the entire attitude
of the scientific community must be changed. Again, a tall order!
Priore himself could not make it through those barriers, even though the
results were published in the hard French scientific community, and
imminent French scientists worked with him.
As a third process, I
think we need to ram through the use of the much more fundamental
longitudinal EM presently comprising all our normal EM fields and
potentials, as shown by Whittaker in 1903 and 1904. By doing that,
perhaps we shall then be able to use this vastly extended
electrodynamics --- as in the Fogal technology --- for instant
"subspace" communications etc., "seeing at a distance", exploring
directly the innards of stars and planets, and lots of other things we
haven't even thought of as yet. As an example, by combining this "inner
electrodynamics" with the quantum potential, one can produce "engines"
which can perform any desired function or set of functions directly into
and onto a physical system, multiple systems, or all systems to change
it or them as one wishes. One could directly transmute elements at will,
change matter at will, regrow missing limbs, fix birth defeats including
genetic defects, etc. One could directly eradicate all HIV viruses on
the planet, that cause the AIDS disease. Or eradicate smallpox
completely, even in clandestine labs. You can see the danger, however!
One could also eradicate every human being on the planet as well, and
some fool will immediately see that and get to it. So the question
becomes, "As our tools and techniques become so vastly powerful, how
does one prevent them from being used to just destroy humanity? Or the
biosphere?" The timeline is ticking. We either solve the human problem
first, so that humans can and will survive, or humankind will solve it
by eliminating it (and the humans as well).
As a fourth process,
antigravity (both propulsion and lift) can be developed, anytime the
funding and research is allowed. A chapter of my book is devoted to our
own view of the mechanism that makes it possible. This is an
engineerable mechanism. Well, again one has some very powerful cartels
concerned with the transportation business. So here again, one is up
against the same two barriers: defeating the prevailing cartels and
convincing the scientific community to pull its head out of the sand and
leave its ostrich position.
In the slightly more
than 30 years I've been concerned with the above, not a single COP>1.0
"energy from the vacuum" system has yet made it through the barriers and
onto the world market. In our own case, the MEG has made it through
several barriers by enormous effort, but it has not yet successfully
made it past the "vertical cliff" funding barrier for final research and
development to finish it and get it on the market.
In my view,
increasingly it seems that it probably will not happen in my lifetime
(which admittedly is getting a bit short, because I'm getting a bit long
in the tooth!). So we must pass on everything we can to the young grad
students and post doctoral scientists, and to the educated public, and
that is what we are trying to do with the website, book, etc.
In short, at some
point one has to pass the baton to other, younger, more vigorous
runners, and hope that they will be able to finish the race.
Welcome to the race,
and let's hope the new baton-carriers will get it done in spite of all
the opposition.
Best wishes,
Tom Bearden
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