This week, I had the pleasure of hosting the weekly Rising Tide Foundation lecture which featured Cynthia Chung’s brilliant elaboration of a major historic fight that occurred amidst the heat of the Cold War in Bandung, Indonesia. This conference saw world leaders from the emerging non-aligned movement, and global south, featuring Pan African, Pan Arab and other anti-colonial forces who stood in defiance to the age of insanity, covert operations and mutually assured destruction which characterized the post WW2 years. It was during this period that Franklin Roosevelt’s dream of a world of win-win cooperation was overturned by traitors from the Anglo-American establishment that took the helm over his dead body. As the ideals of the UN Charter were destroyed, the principles that this charter contained were enshrined in the Five (and later ten) Principles of Peaceful Coexistence outlined as the bedrock of any viable international law during the proceedings at Bandung.
Our April Fool’s wasn’t perhaps as silly as it sounded. Matin Durrani, editor-in-chief, Physics World. Also, Matt, this might supply, all the energy the world needs by either burning space/time all by itself or via entanglement placing a receiver/transmitter near a cosmological energy source.
So, that you or someone else who might be interested, not only in the article above in its own right, but the implications of it as it concerns temporal entanglement and the missing mass of the universe.
Otherwise, I would have had to rely solely on, "spookiness". In the article you referred to concerning photons and entanglement, only tiny amounts of energy were involved, this despite our awareness that quantum effects can be of cosmological proportion. The theory is as far as I know is that Astral Projection is solely an internal affair of a mind responding to either physical and/or mental stress and that beyond that it is only a biological phenomenon.
If in reality there really was something beyond that, then that thing might, as in the case of a tree falling in a forest and no conscience being in the vicinity to record the event, but if there was, then it could possibly be recorded as a ghost. But, then most people don't believe in them either; I certainly never did, and even when I did finally see one, I still thought it was only an animal running through the fog.
When a couple of minutes later, after parking the vehicle I was in I returned to the same spot, there was no animal and no trace that there had ever been a fog two minutes earlier and no wind either.
The whole message that I'm trying to relay is that not just photons but massive objects can also be transported the same way. But, of course further study on that phenomenon requires a certain amount of belief in spookiness at a distance.
This time no doubt I have to find someone else to build this as not only is the engine even more efficient than fusion, but the space craft itself, also becomes a time machine. With all the political, thievery, murder going on, I hardly have time to spend on science anymore, but it seems if people could just stop all the BS, we could all be traveling in a so-call tardus soon. (Dr. Who, 'time lord')
Our April Fool’s wasn’t perhaps as silly as it sounded. Matin Durrani, editor-in-chief, Physics World. Also, Matt, this might supply, all the energy the world needs by either burning space/time all by itself or via entanglement placing a receiver/transmitter near a cosmological energy source.
Well, thank God I found this article today;
https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1742-6596/1956/1/012017
So, that you or someone else who might be interested, not only in the article above in its own right, but the implications of it as it concerns temporal entanglement and the missing mass of the universe.
Otherwise, I would have had to rely solely on, "spookiness". In the article you referred to concerning photons and entanglement, only tiny amounts of energy were involved, this despite our awareness that quantum effects can be of cosmological proportion. The theory is as far as I know is that Astral Projection is solely an internal affair of a mind responding to either physical and/or mental stress and that beyond that it is only a biological phenomenon.
If in reality there really was something beyond that, then that thing might, as in the case of a tree falling in a forest and no conscience being in the vicinity to record the event, but if there was, then it could possibly be recorded as a ghost. But, then most people don't believe in them either; I certainly never did, and even when I did finally see one, I still thought it was only an animal running through the fog.
When a couple of minutes later, after parking the vehicle I was in I returned to the same spot, there was no animal and no trace that there had ever been a fog two minutes earlier and no wind either.
The whole message that I'm trying to relay is that not just photons but massive objects can also be transported the same way. But, of course further study on that phenomenon requires a certain amount of belief in spookiness at a distance.
This time no doubt I have to find someone else to build this as not only is the engine even more efficient than fusion, but the space craft itself, also becomes a time machine. With all the political, thievery, murder going on, I hardly have time to spend on science anymore, but it seems if people could just stop all the BS, we could all be traveling in a so-call tardus soon. (Dr. Who, 'time lord')