Man-made climate change debunked in a single sentence: The amount of change is less than the margin of error.
There have been far more extreme temperatures in the past. Climate alarmist propaganda just cuts off inconvenient data to manipulate public perception.
The only constant about the climate is that it has always been changing. There's no evidence that humans have any significant impact on it.
The whole CO2 narrative is a massive joke. Plants live off CO2. More CO2 means larger and more healthy plants producing more oxygen. Nature balances itself, it doesn't need help from stupid humans.
Most of the water in your body, both inside and around cells, is arranged into a crystal lattice structure of charged EZ water which contains no other atoms.
I suspect you'll find this book very interesting: The Fourth Phase of Water: Beyond Solid, Liquid, and Vapor
That just covers some of the scientifically proven phenomenon surrounding water. There's a lot more more observed that hasn't been scientifically studied too.
There is a lot that we can all learn from water, as understanding it means understanding much of physics that cannot be explained by accepted science today.
You must not see the pro-jabbers very often... That's a good thing for your own mental health, but also means you lack perspective.
There are way more irrational, schizo and violently angry people who are against all "conspiracy theories". It's not even close.
Correct, I'm surprised that someone here understands this.
The longitudinal energy will become a health issue whenever it matches the resonant frequency of one of our clusters of cells.
Regarding your previous statement on Brillouin oscillations in dispersive media... You aren't taking into account the fact that most of the human body is made out of water, and you probably aren't aware that most of that water is in a 4th state called "Exclusion Zone", which excludes all other particles and has a single resonant frequency, which means it is the most pure uniform medium for the waves to propagate through.
Think of their propagation like this: Instead of shaking the medium and having shockwaves ripple out from the source as you would when creating a magnetic wave, with the electric component you are applying pressure to the medium which compresses the point that the energy is received at.
The energy level is only one of many different pathways for potential damage. Focusing on that alone is the trick the regulators play. Best not to echo their propaganda.
I must have misinterpreted your statement. You made it sound like you didn't believe such a thing exists. For what it's worth, they aren't "waves", so calling them that is misleading.
I'm not saying they are necessarily the biggest threat to humans, but there are many different serious concerns involved, which everyone just ignores.
Most people's livelihoods rely on making significant use of the internet today.
I don't doubt that many of those who can do away with it completely will probably live a more peaceful life...
Speaking for myself though, it would mean giving up access to an abundance of information, and with that, the ability to learn and understand all things in the universe.
If only it were that simple.
Brillouin precursor can occur far below the THz range, but is never studied in the ranges used by our current technology.
The captured regulators haven't even done any studies related to this, nor the many other potential pathways for damage, and they completely ignore the thousands of studies that have been done which do find damage.
Then there are also even more serious concerns for biological damage related to a component of EMF which is completely ignored by everyone, due to the lack of studies done over 100 years ago which resulted in the 4th component of Maxwell's equations being zeroed, which is still done by most scientists to this day, as they don't understand the fundamentals of physics and believe it doesn't contribute in any significant way, meanwhile it's actually the primary method of energy transfer.
I'm sure the vaxxed would like to believe that...
Just about every vaccine ever made contains metals like aluminum, which isn't just highly toxic and allows parasites to pass the blood-brain barrier, but also makes you more conductive to EMF and amplifies the damage done.
When a very fast RF pulse enters a human body, it generates a burst of energy (a Brillouin precursor) that can travel much deeper than predicted by the conventional models. Brillouin precursors can be formed by high-speed data signals as used in 5G. StarLink uses an even higher frequency.
You're making a bunch of incorrect assumptions, but the main one is that the accepted scientific model is correct and complete. Sorry to break it to you, but it's not even close.
What Tesla said in this quote tells you everything you need to know. Just gain a better understanding of the science, and you will know what is possible.
You're more right than the other guy, but also very wrong about about the free energy thing.
I can tell you for a fact, that every single thing that Tesla ever started building, worked as expected. Everything you know of that he worked on, was very possible, and a lot more that you don't know about, or that he didn't work on.
I never said anything about an invisible force. The misconception of what "forces" really are, is one of the reasons for all the confusion.
Saying there is or isn't an invisible force pulling us down is like saying the same thing about what pushes sound vibrations through the air, or what pulls a magnet towards a pole, or what pushes the information of electromagnetic energy to another point in space... It's ridiculous to say there is an invisible force behind any of these things, because there's no evidence of a "force".
I'm not saying you're wrong either. I'm not making any claims about the shape of the world. All I'm saying is, like most of the scientists who support the mainstream narrative, you are simply making the most sense you can from your observations, based on everything you know about the nature of reality.
It's great that you're asking these kinds of questions. There are a lot more questions you should actually be asking. Such as: What makes clouds form in one place when water rises from a large body of water?
As I learn more about the true quantum nature of reality, and the ways that particles actually interact which very few are willing to even consider, things start to make a lot more sense.
Much of mainstream science is very confused about so many things, and the intellectuals are far too far up their own asses to admit they are wrong and consider any alternative. They also give the average layman the impression that they understand a lot more than they really do.
Gravity is "proven" every time you drop anything heavy. It clearly exists.
You can measure the momentum of a free-falling mass to "detect" gravity... Just like you can measure the attraction effect of a magnet, or the energy inducted by an electromagnetic antenna, or the vibration of the sound propagating through the air.
No one can detect something that is causing ANY OF THESE FIELD EFFECTS, because there are no particles involved. They are simply effects induced into some medium.
The concept of photons or "virtual particles" was invented by physicists to allow them to fit electromagnetic energy into their existing flawed model, even though no particle has ever been found.
They had to say light is also a wave, because the observed behavior is not consistent with a particle, but a wave isn't a physical thing either, it's an effect induced into some other medium which we are not aware of.
For an engineer, the easiest way to conceptualize what fields really are, is to think of a matrix being traversed outward from the emitter grid cell... Except that each cell of the matrix is in a quantum super-position, so the state is only decided when a given cell is observed.
This is a just a meme that is commonly used by those who ridicule flat earthers due to the stigma created around it. I have a fairly good idea of many of their beliefs. I did look at some of their primary arguments at one point.
I'm not saying they are wrong to believe that either. Regardless of whether or not the earth is actually flat, the official narrative is almost certainly a lie, so anything is possible.
Yes, that is the 4th phase. The book covers the most fundamental science that has been proven experimentally, which is a great intro for getting your feet wet (pun intended). There's so much more to this though, more than anyone could ever imagine.
They are poisoning us all on a global scale in countless different ways, many of which I already know of, and many more that I continue to discover as I learn more about the magnitude of essential knowledge they are keeping from us.
The poisoning goes far beyond simple chemicals substances in our air, water and food, and includes engineered deficiencies, electromagnetic energy pollution, and even the restrictions they have mandated like masks and social distancing.
Many people will dismiss a lot of this as "quackery", as it's too hard for them to consider the possibility of any of this, and that's what they are relying on.
Most people couldn't even begin to consider the impact of even just some of these effects. How can anyone consider the damage done to phenomenon that the masses aren't even aware of in the first place? How could you know that human life is being harmed at a fundamental level, if you don't even understand what life is?
It actually requires significant effort to get a VAERS report accepted.
You can't submit a VAERS reports without details like a valid vaccine batch number, which no one has unless they actually got the jab... So how exactly could "anti-vaxxers" be submitting fake reports?