| The
following interview
with Tom Bearden appeared in a magazine
called
"Megabrain Report". It is dated 4-Feb-1991. The interviewers were Terry
Patten and Michael Hutchison.
Q&A CONTENTS
Question 1:
Can
you offer the layman an extremely simplified summary of what scalars
are,
how they relate to Maxwell's equations, unified field theory, and the
limitations
of currently accepted quantum physics, relativity theory, and
electromagnetics?
A: Whew!
You've asked
for a complete explanation of how to unify the three major disciplines
of physics, specify what's wrong with the three present versions of
those
disciplines that has prevented their unification, and how this was in
Maxwell's
original quaternion equations (some 200 of which are actually his
theory,
not the pale four vector equations written by Heaviside and Gibbs). You
also asked for an explanation of scalars versus vectors, and how the
present
vector analysis (of Heaviside and Gibbs) misses the boat with respect
to
structured scalars. And you've asked me to do it simply, in layman's
terms.
To say that that's a tall order is the understatement of the decade!
Okay, we'll
have a go at
it anyway. We'll start with scalars and vectors.
Basically we
visualize things
in the universe as two sorts those that move (have motion) and those
that
don't. In physics we know already that this is in error; there isn't
anything
in the universe, anywhere, that is motionless. At least it is moving
through
time, which is still a special kind of motion. Also, we know that
everything
seems to be made up of much finer things, and these finer things are
always
in motion - often very violent motion. So what we observe as a
passive
thing - sitting still spatially, so to speak - is made up of subthings
in violent motion spatially. And the whole system that is not moving
spatially
is still moving in time. However, we don't see "time" but just space;
therefore
we see the thing as "motionless." However, the "motionless" thing we
look
at is rather like a fixed whirlpool in a swiftly flowing river the
whirlpool
seems to us to stay "fixed" and motionless, but internally its parts
(the
flowing water) are in constant motion.
Another
example is a container
of gas under pressure - such as the air tank at the service station.
The
tank and "the air as a whole spatial volume" isn't going anywhere, and
we see them as "motionless." But inside the gas its molecules are in
violent
motion, undergoing collisions, etc. Indeed, inside the walls of the
tank,
the molecules and atoms are in vibrational back-and-forth motion in a
spatial
lattice.
The point is, physically
"motion" and "motionless" only apply to the external characteristics of
the object to which we pin the label. So it represents only
an
overall characteristic of the object, and does not completely describe
it. In a sense "motionless" is filled with motion, and all is motion.
In vector
analysis, a scalar
quantity is considered to be a quantity that has magnitude or size, but
no motion. An example is pressure; the pressure of a gas has a certain
value of so many pounds per square inch, and we can measure it, but the
notion of pressure does not involve the notion of movement of the gas
through
space. Therefore pressure is a scalar quantity, and it's a gross,
external
quantity since it's a scalar. Note, however, the dramatic difference
here
between the physics of the situation and mathematics of the situation.
In mathematics, when you say something is a scalar, you're just
speaking
of a number, without having a direction attached to it. And
mathematically,
that's all there is to it; the number doesn't have an internal
structure,
it doesn't have internal motion, etc. It just has magnitude - and, of
course,
location, which may be attachment to an object.
However,
physically, when
we say something has pressure or a scalar value, that is not all there
is to it. That particular aspect of the object or system may be scalar,
but internally the thing it's labeling can still be decomposed into
subsystems
or particles or small things in violent motion. That is, in physics the
scalar quantity can mathematically be further decomposed into an
ensemble
of vector quantities. Since these parts are rushing around in all
directions
but the whole is not translating through space, then obviously the sum
of all those fractional motions must be zero. Scalar pressure, for
example,
can be decomposed into a myriad of opposing force vectors per unit area.
Mathematically,
a vector
is an entity that not only may have magnitude or size, but is
translating
through space. In physics, we apply the vector concept to something
that
is moving, and/or to position. However, when we think further, that
"something"
is made of smaller things, which also are in violent motion, and these
smaller things may be swarming all over the place with differing
velocities
- or even flowing at high speed in and out of the moving "system-
thing"
represented by the vector. So even here, the vector thing is a special
case of an ensemble of smaller things.
In the
physical world,
in anything - even inside a single point - there are always infolded
vector
things in violent motion. We may say that these interior critters
are
"hyperspatial" or "infolded" or "virtual" or "hidden".
But they're real and they're inside the point, as seen by the external
observer.
The point is
this. Everything
seen externally is a plenum internally. In the real physical world,
both
a thing that's externally motionless (a scalar) and a thing (a vector)
that's externally translating through space, are special cases of a
system
whose internal parts are always in motion. If the sum of the internal
motions
is zero, the external object seems to be sitting still and motionless
to
us (though it's still moving through time with - usually - uniform
motion).
We describe that internal characteristic of the system as a vector zero
resultant system. Externally we may also characterize it as a scalar,
because
it still possesses attributes that have magnitude. On the other hand,
if
the sum of the internal motions is not zero, but is a motion in a
certain
spatial direction, then to us the external object seems to be moving
along
in space. That is, it is translating spatially. Externally it has both
magnitude and direction, so we view it as a vector. To label a thing as
only a vector is to look only at its external attributes. To label a
thing
as only a scalar is to look only at its external attributes. To look at
its internal attributes, it must be recognized as a scalar and a vector
at the same time. That is, the scalar attributes must be recognized to
be composed on internal vectors.
Summing
that up, physically
a scalar thing is a thing that (1) is a vector in time, which is hidden
from direct observation, (2) externally is just a magnitude spatially,
and (3) has an internal spatial vector structure, and therefore a
hyperspatial
or virtual-state vector structure. A vector is a thing in motion in a
dimension
(through a frame), whether in space, hyperspace, or time. Rigorously it
is not possible to exclusively separate the notions of vector and
scalar,
because any scalar, to persist, is automatically a vector in time.
These concepts
or vector
and scalar are normally not nearly so well clarified in standard
physics
and mathematics texts, unfortunately. Usually discussions of this type
are reserved to obscure papers in foundations of mathematics. It may
surprise
the casual student, for example, that the notions of line, point,
space,
zero, length, dimension, frame, time, and observer have no truly
acceptable
definitions. Neither do the notions of force, mass, field, potential,
etc.
In fact, mathematics no longer attempts to explain how a line can be
made
of points. Instead, in foundations, it is simply stated as three
postulations
thusly "There is a class of entities called points. There is another
class
of entities called lines. Lines are composed of points."
From a physics
viewpoint,
one
of the big problems with the present vector mathematics - which is
well-known not to be a complete system of mathematics in the first
place
- is that the presence of a bunch of vectors that sum to zero is
just
treated as a zero or absence of any vectors at all. That is, the
absence
of any internal vectors at all is made synonymous to the presence of a
bunch of internal vectors that are fighting each other to a draw. What
this does is throw away the internal energy and internal ordered
structuring
of the medium - specifically, the energy of all the vector fighters
that
is continually going on inside the local medium - inside spacetime
itself.
Physically that's quite wrong, and one is throwing away exactly half
the
energy of the situation. There is a very real physical difference
between
a system of real vectors that fight to a draw and so do not translate
en
masse, and the absence of any vectors and vector-fighting at all. The
difference
is composed of stress and its internal vector patterns - the internal
energetic
engines in local spacetime and local rest mass - in short, the energy
trapped
in the local medium.
Where
electrical students
meet this hidden problem, of course, is in the fact that the four
vector
Heaviside equations of EM are not closed. One always has to assume that
one or more of the "remaining potentials" is zero - that is, absent. So
right there all the texts and professors reduce even Heaviside's
equations
to a special case of the absence of any "left-over and hanging around"
scalar potentials. As an example, that little assumption gets rid of
any
possibility of theAharonov-Bohm effect,
where potentials alone can interfere, even in the absence of EM force
fields,
and produce real force effects in charged particle systems. That is,
the
sole agent of the interference of scalar potentials can induce EM
changes,
according to the experimentally proven Aharonov-Bohm effect, even in
the
total absence of EM force fields.
Since 1959, it
has been
known in quantum mechanics that the EM force fields are not primary
agents at all. We know that classical EM theory is completely
wrong
on this.QM shows that it's the potentials that are primary, not the
force fields.
In fact, it can be shown that the E-field
and B-field
do not exist as such in vacuum; only the potential for the E-field and
the B-field exist in vacuum. Feynman pointed that out, but nearly all
of
his modern cohorts seem not to have recognized that fact. Indeed, vacuum
is just a conglomerate of potentials, nothing more, nothing less.
And
if you just look carefully at the definitions of force and E-field, you
see immediately that (1) force (nonrelativistic case) consists of mass
times acceleration. Therefore a force consists of an accelerated mass.
An electric force consists of an accelerated charged mass, normalized
for
a unit. But it really isn't treated that way in the EM theory, where it
continues to erroneously considered to exist as a force field in the
vacuum.
At least
you've got to use
the adjectives "virtual" and "observable" to differentiate vacuum
things
from material things. One can correctly state that a virtual electric
force
field exists in vacuum, comprised of accelerating virtual masses, but
not
an observable force field. The observable electric force field
requires,
and consists of, accelerated observable charged particles. And the only
place observable particles exist are in a physical medium, of a
collection
of one or more observable particles in space.
So it doesn't
take any special
powers of thought to directly show that there are some very serious,
fundamental
things wrong with the present foundations of EM theory. There are lots
of other flaws in EM, such as the fall of the Lorentz force law in
modern
railgun experiments. The law has always been false, but is a sufficient
approximation if the energy regime is not too high. Peter Graneau's
work
is fundamental in this respect.
To sum this up
another way.
The
present vector analysis (as applied to electromagnetics) discards the
internal,
trapped EM energy of local spacetime. Now if the internal trapped
energy
of spacetime varies from place to place, that is called a curved
spacetime,
relativistically speaking. And when a spacetime is curved, there is
communication
of energy between the internal, infolded, virtual EM energy state and
the
external, translating, observable EM energy state. Curved one way, the
local spacetime is a sink, with external energy pouring into it
continually,
and disappearing from observation of the external state. Curved the
other
way, the local spacetime is a source, with energy pouring out of it
continually,
and appearing in observation in the external state.
What the
present vector
system of EM does, therefore, is throw out the ability to use the very
strong EM force as an agent to curve local spacetime. The very
mathematics
itself, a priori, assumes and guarantees a locally flat spacetime. And
in an uncurved region of spacetime, for example, you are never going to
make an over-unity machine - a so-called "free energy" machine that
will
give you more energy out than you put in - because the application of
the
vector theory a priori guarantees the elimination of any hidden sources
from the local spacetime (ST) medium. If you're going to tap the
trapped
vacuum energy, and make a so-called "free energy" device, you're going
to have to curve the local spacetime. That is the only way to produce a
local energy source in the vacuum, from which a current issues. Notice
that, when we put a paddlewheel in a river, we produce a free energy
device
because we tap some of the energy in the flow. But we tap a current, we
do not just tap a potential per se. The entire secret of tapping vacuum
energy, to build a free energy device, is to produce a current in the
local
vacuum potential that is self- sustained, and then tap that current.
So the present
EM theory
throws away exactly half of the energetics of the situation involved.
From time to time yet another physicist discovers that astonishing
fact,
and publishes a paper on it to point it out. Nobody does anything about
it, however, because no one has the foggiest notion of what to do. So
everybody
just lets it pass and nothing is changed.
Question 2: Can you give us a more concrete example of the missing half of the energy?
TOP
A: Yes.
Suppose,
for example, you connect a voltmeter across a wall circuit to measure
the
voltage. The meter needle moves against a spring with a force, as a
result
of the detection made by the voltmeter. The actual detection is an
interaction
inside the meter's probe which induces conduction electrons to move. We
read the needle movement that resulted from those conduction electrons,
and we infer so much voltage. The important point is this The voltmeter
is measuring the energetics of its own internal change; it is not at
all
measuring anything external. All instruments measure only their own
internal
change. We infer the external thing that interacted with the instrument
to cause the internal change. We do not measure the external entity
directly,
but only the results of its interaction inside the probe and meter. And
even then, we measure only the external, spatial-translation energy of
the instrumental interaction; we do not measure or account for the
internal
energy of that interaction. To state it more precisely The needle moved
because conduction electrons accelerated away from the instrument's
interaction
area. This current flowed into a coil and produced a force on the
needle
movement, rotating the needle against a spring. At the same time,
another
current - a time-reversed, phase-conjugate current - was induced in the
atomic nuclei of the atoms in the interaction area. This "inner
current"
flowed Whittaker- wise through the atomic nuclei of the instrument,
producing
an equal and opposite force. [This is the mechanism that produces
Newton's
third law in the first place, as suspected by Feynman.] So the entire
body
mass of the meter recoiled slightly from an equal and opposite force,
which
we just loosely refer to - and recognize as - Newton's reaction force.
It's there, it's real, but we completely neglect it in our electrical
measurements
Usually we don't think it had anything to do with the external entity
that
interacted with the voltmeter. But it was a product of the same
interaction
of that external "something" within the meter. It's equal and opposite
to what generated our electrical measurement. So exactly as much energy
was produced in the "reaction force" energetics as was produced in the
"external meter needle force" part of the interaction. We only measured
and accounted for half the true energy of the interaction, or else
you've
got to discard Newton's third law.
It follows
that what actually
entered into the interaction was a system of oppositely paired forces -
a stress field, which is a scalar potential. This, of course,
is
consistent with our observation that vacuum itself is pure
potential.
As
such, it consists of partial potentials of various kinds - it's highly
charged, and the ambient vacuum scalar potential has very high
magnitude.
Remember that this ambient vacuum stress (potential) can be decomposed
into sets of bidirectional forces. In our EM interaction, one- half of
the stress pair - the half that is the normal photon-generated EM
forcewas
utilized to move the conduction electrons, involving primarily the
electron
shells of the atoms imbedded in the vacuum potential. The other half of
the stress-pair interacted with, and moved, the atomic nucleus, causing
it to recoil. The recoil of the nucleus was slight, because it is very,
very much heavier than the accelerated outer electron.
To sum
it up
All detection
is actually
binary, it's not singular at all. When we detect photons or EM waves,
we
normally account for only the externalized translation part of the
energetics
of the interaction. We miss or neglect the internalized translation
part,
and we miss or neglect precisely as much internal energy as we account
for externally. Again, I'm not the first one to point this out by any
means.
Question 3: Can you give us a precise summary statement of all this?
A:
At the interaction
area, a part of the instrument and the external causal agent are
coupled
together as a compound system. In that area, the mass of the instrument
exists as atoms, each of which has an inner part (the nucleus) and an
outer
part (the electron shells). In the coordinate system centered on that
compound
system, conservation laws apply. The compressive stress of the
interaction
reacts internally - i.e., against the atoms with their inner and outer
parts. Reaction from the nucleus induces a tensile stress. This tensile
stress, in the simplest case, can be decomposed into equal and opposite
forces, since stress is merely a set of such equal and opposite forces.
One of the bidirectional interaction forces moves externally out of the
atom via the electrons, electromagnetically producing a conduction
electron
current through the instrument and giving a needle reading. The second
bidirectional interaction force moves ever inward, since it is a phase
conjugate and reconcentrates inward ("crawfishes") rather than
scattering
outward. This forms a hidden Whittaker current through the atomic
nuclei,
producing a recoil on all of them. Precisely as much EM energy went
into the inner system as went into the outer system. But we normally
only
measure and account for the external energy, and ignore the energy in
the
internal channel.
Question 4: Can you give us a reference related to this, for example?
TOP
A: I'll
give
you several of them that bear directly on this. See R. Chen,
"Cancellation
of internal forces," American Journal of Physics, Vol. 49, No. 4, Apr.
1981, p. 372. Chen gives a discussion of these summation vectors and
internal
vectors. He points out that the internal forces occur in equal and
opposite
pairs; in other words, as internal stresses. That's certainly pointing
out the internal, bidirectional force structure of a scalar stress - a
scalar potential, if we're talking EM stress and EM forces. Note that
this
internal pattern is exactly what Maxwell's quaternion theory captured
and
retained, and that the Heaviside and Gibbs vector theory discards.
Further,
the quaternions captured the internal order of this internal force
vector
structure as well. Second, in a beautiful article Kidd bluntly states
that
all our measurement/detection is really binocular. See Richard Kidd
et al, "Evolution of the modern photon," American Journal of Physics,
Vol.
57, No. 1, Jan. 1989, p. 27-35.
E.T.
Whittaker, of course, wrote the definitive engineering
methodology
of how to do all this with EM waves - how to infold the EM waves into a
bidirectional wave structure that produces a standing wave of
externally
force-field-free scalar potential. The two Whittaker papers are (1)
"On the partial differential equations of mathematical physics,"
Mathematische
Annalen, Vol. 57, 1903, p. 333-355; and (2) "On an expression of the
electromagnetic
field due to electrons by means of two scalar potential functions,"
Proc.
Lond. Math. Soc., Series 2, Vol. 1, 1904, p. 367-372.
Now these hidden
internal
wave structures exist in all scalar potentials, whether they are
electromagnetic
or not. For example, Ziolkowski has pointed out what is actually
Whittaker's
1903 infolded bidirectional planar waves inside the acoustic scalar
wave,
in work on acoustic missiles. Acoustic missiles are slugs of very
strong
sound energy that stay together in a slug as they travel, and strike a
target a terrible blow, just as if it were a "missile made of sound
energy."
[See Richard Ziolkowski, "Localized transmission of wave
energy,"
Proc. SPIE Vol. 1061, Microwave and Particle Beam Sources and Directed
Energy Concepts, Jan. 1989, p. 396-397. Ed.] A Soviet scientist,
Ignatovich,
has pointed out the same remarkable bidirectional wave structure inside
the scalar potential associated with the Schroedinger wave equation
itself.
[See V.K. Ignatovich, "The remarkable capabilities of recursive
relations," American Journal of Physics, Vol. 57, No. 10, Oct. 1989, p.
873-878. Ed.] And I've pointed out a mechanism by means of which you
can
make a quantum potential, so that separate things - even widely
separated
- can interact as if they were all pieces of the same system, and all
located
together at the same location. Further, I've pointed out that you can
deliberately
structure that quantum potential with a Whittaker bidirectional wave
structure.
Question 5: Can you make that last part a little simpler?
A:
What that
means is that in QM, there's a special kind of potential you can
make,
that can connect spatially separated things and translate energy
between
them, in hidden fashion and essentially instantaneously. This
"connection
at a distance" directly results in action-at-a-distance.I've
advanced the mechanism for making one of these quantum potentials, so
it
is subject to laboratory test. Further, in that artificial quantum
potential
you make, you can put in a hidden EM wave Whittaker structure - hidden
"pipes inside spacetime" itself, so to speak. Then you have established
hidden EM-wave-energy channels through spacetime, connecting widely
separated
entities together. You can then put energy and specific energy patterns
- vacuum engines, if you will - directly through those hidden channels.
You can have the hidden energy emerge at a distant point and interact
in
and on a distant physical system there. This distantly-emerging
interaction
energy can be positive (disordering, or scattering) or negative
(reordering).
Transmitting scattering energy, you get distant heating - the
production
of heat energy at a distance. Transmitting reordering energy, you can
extract
energy from the distant object or system through those hidden channels,
accomplishing distant electrostatic cooling.
The other
thing to note
is that EM energy transmission through the hidden channel is not
limited
to the speed of light. The speed of light refers to energy transmission
through 3-space, and the internal channel refers to energy
transmission
around 3-space, or in other words, through hyperspace. And it's
testable
on the laboratory bench.
Question 6: Are you saying that real energy can be transmitted faster than the speed of light?
TOP
A: Yes.
But
hyperspatially.
Not through 3-space, but "around" it.
Again, this
means that it's
possible to produce energetic changes in a distant system at a distant
place, without transmitting energy "through space" in the normal sense.
You
transmit "around" space, so to speak, and directly in time or through
a higher dimension, depending on the model you're using to
understand
this. Further, the speed of the internal EM energy transmission is not
limited to the speed of light. Whittaker already specifically pointed
this
out. Quantum mechanics also predicts instantaneous action-at-a-
distance
and has essentially proven it experimentally. Finally, you can
specifically
Whittaker-engineer this "hyperspatial" transmission, if you will, to do
essentially whatever you wish to do in that distant system. It all
depends on how far you develop the technology; the basis is there.
Hypothetically,
you can eventually even develop a kind of teleportation. Whittaker
transmission
through the internal channel is already "teleportation" of energy, so
to
speak.
Question 7: Does this have anything to do with Sheldrake's morphogenetic field?
A: Yes
indeed. Sheldrake's
morphogenetic field is pure-and- simply a species
quantum
potential, created amongst the members of a species. As experiences
are met by the individual members, they steadily input infolded EM
structures
into the "inner" EM channels of that quantum potential. Since
any
infolded EM wave has its phase conjugate - or time-reversed replica -
produced
and infolded automatically, a sort of "negative feedback" corrective EM
signal pattern for all inputs of the bad external EM stuff exists
inside
the quantum potential. One can show that, for detrimental changes to
the
species' members, time reversal provides infolded signals that
represent
an exact counter to the "overstress of the species," so to speak. These
"corrective antidotes" for the overstressed species, however, are in
the
virtual state. But as more of the same detrimental changes are
experienced
over generations, the countering signal structures residing in the
species
quantum potential will be increased over the same period of time.
Gradually
the hidden EM structure - which is like jillions of little "vacuum
engines"
- is changing and internally structuring the Schroedinger potential for
that species.
Then one day
the internal
corrective charge is sufficient to breach the quantum threshold. One
could
also say that the spacetime potential occupied by the species members
is
now sufficiently curved and structured to serve as a specific-
signal-pattern
energetic source for genetic change. Breaching this threshold causes
specific
new genetic changes to occur in the entire species in a single jump. At
that point, the actual genetics of egg fertilization (conception) is
altered,
and shortly thereafter members of the species start being born with the
new change, specifically designed to counter or partially counter the
former
detrimental aspects in the species overstress. In a dramatic example,
that's
how a reptilian species can "suddenly" develop light, air-filled bones;
feathers; and wings, for example, and change from a reptile to a bird
in
one single jump. Sheldrake's morphogenetic field is a species
quantum
potential and the charged-up Whittaker structure is the inducing agent.
Question 8: You're saying, then, that living
systems
use this inner, hidden EM energy channel in addition to the
external
energy channel that we know in ordinary external electromagnetics?
A:
Absolutely.
In fact, the distinction between a living system and a nonliving system
is precisely the fact that the living system deterministically
utilizes
the inner EM energy channels inside Whittaker-structured scalar
potentials.
And
those scalar EM potentials are centered on the atomic
nuclei of atoms
comprising the living system's molecules, cells, tissues, and mass.
Question 9: How does that relate to present brain-wave research, and measurements of brain-waves electromagnetically?
A:
It says that
present research is devoted almost entirely to measuring and pondering
the surface waves in the ocean, so to speak. The mind, thoughts,
emotions,
and real living functioning systems are deeply hidden, underwater waves
in that ocean. Science will have to instrument for detection and
recording
of the hidden interior energetics region, or they will never solve the
mind/brain/body problem. And without the interior energetics,
they
will never understand life, memory, personality, thought, and primary
biological
control, or human intent.
Question 10: You are saying, then, that this hidden internal electromagnetic energy channel is intimately connected with the mind, life, and
personality?
TOP
A: Absolutely.
The
mind consists of stabilized Whittaker structures inside
the
living system's bio-potential. Thoughts are a
special
class of changes/waves in that overall Whittaker-structure ensemble.
The
personal
unconscious is a single small, localized sample of yet a greater
collection
that represents even deeper unconsciousness.
The conscious
mind
is a serial processor - one thing at a time. The unconscious
mind
is totally conscious, but it is a parallel processor - jillions of
things
at one and the same time. The serial conscious mind can only make sense
of a "single slide in the slide projector" at a time. When it looks at
the unconscious mind, it sees a multitude of slides in the slide
projector
simultaneously - hence it just sees blackness, or nothing recognizable
at all.
Jung's
collective
unconscious, for example, consists of archetypal infolded EM
structures
acting in common in an overall bio-quantum-potential for the entire
species.
Gaia, the living earth/biosphere, really does scientifically exist as a
common bio-quantum-potential with infolded living EM structures for the
entire earth biosphere. The bio-
potential
in a single body is an overall quantum potential that links and
joins
all the atoms and cells of the body. The "spirit" of the biosystem, if
you will, is its "living biopotential" - its living quantum
potential.
We already know that a potential is everywhere nonzero all the way out
to infinity. So the spirit of the living system is - in the virtual
state
- everywhere in the universe - and everywhen as well. It's
all a giant hologram, not only in space, but in spacetime.
The entire
universe is everywhere
alive, with everything. Note that if you simply examine the "ghost
forms"
requirement of quantum mechanics, this conclusion is inescapable. All
life
is eternal. Nothing is ever lost.
A thought or
thoughtform
is just a specific, dynamic Whittaker structure in the hidden EM
channels
of the biopotential. Thoughts and thoughtforms are real. They
are
virtual spatially, but they occupy one "real" spacetime dimension,
time.
Physics and metaphysics share one common, nonobservable dimension time.
So long as physics continues to have time, which is nonobservable a
priori,
then it also must contain everything that is a structure or action in
time.
Skeptics of parapsychology, who
believe that
humans are robots and the mind is just a meat computer, just have
little
or no foundations knowledge. And if you get carried away by the
"observable,
objective science" bit, remember that the choice of fundamental
physical
units in physics is arbitrary. You can - and it's actually been done -
build all of physics from time as the single fundamental unit. That
means
that you can build the whole observable, detectable physics model
out
of the totally unobservable and nondetectable. Quantum mechanics
long
ago destroyed materialism for all time, but it just hasn't percolated
through
the prevailing scientific dogma yet.
With Whittaker
EM engineering,
you can conceivably "make" thoughtforms to order, and input them
directly
into the mind and longterm memory. If we view the conscious mind as
a special serial computer, we have now found where the software is -
for
mind, longterm memory, and personality. As scalar EM technology
develops,
we will have direct access to the software, so to speak, for the
very
first time. And we will be able to engineer it at will.
Question 11: But is this good or bad?
A:
Actually
it's either, or both. We are describing a set of hidden internal EM
energy structures, the fundamental mechanism for internal EM
structuring,
and a tool. A tool is amoral; it has no morality, and is inherently
neither
good or bad. The intent of the user of the tool, however, may be either
good or bad. So the tool can always be used either way, for beneficial
purposes or for evil purposes. It's the hand that wields the knife that
is moral or immoral; it is not the knife. The same cutting tool can be
used by the surgeon to heal, or the murderer to kill. Human intent
differentiates
amorality into morality and immorality.
Question 12: What is the biological impact of the forthcoming new technology that directly accesses and engineers the internal energy regime?
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A: It
will
be both a tremendous blessing and a terrible curse. It's the
most powerful tool ever conceived. By engineering the
Schroedinger
equation, for example, one can theoretically engineer physical change
itself.
One can actually engineer physical reality, change the laws of nature,
and determine if a thing shall even emerge into physical quantum change
at all, or if it shall change its physical form. Mind-wise, eventually
one will be able to directly input material into the mind - whatever is
desired. Education, for example, will simply be achieved by
"loading
the proper software." Everyone will be enormously educated, by today's
standards. That should for the first time allow the complete
alleviation
of unemployment due to lack of employable skills, for example. It
should
be possible to virtually eliminate unemployment and poverty. Any sort
of
disease whatsoever - physical or mental - will be rapidly curable,
simply
and cheaply. It will be possible to reverse aging and rejuvenate the
person.
It will be possible to regrow limbs and straighten misshapen spines -
and
directly remove the causes of mental diseases and cure them as well.
Lifespan
will be staggeringly increased, without "old age's debilitation." AIDS,
cancer, leukemia, and genetic diseases will be completely conquered.
The
potential for a true golden era is upon us, for all humanity.
On the other
hand, it will
also be possible to simply pull out a personality-structure from a
person,
without his or her consent, and insert another. Or to alter a given
personality
structure by just altering and re-recording the software. This
technological
possibility, of course, will certainly be noticed by would-be
egomaniacs
and dictators, for it can yield the ultimate
mind control. It will also be possible to provide direct input
inside
the mind, surreptitiously, from a distance and without the
knowledge
and consent of the individual affected. This can be beneficial if
it's
just "instantaneous telepathy" - instantaneous communications, so to
speak,
and if it's desired by the recipient. It can be highly detrimental if
it
is undesirable material, or if it's a forced internal change, or
enslavement,
or used to overwhelm and destroy the mind, or used to jam the body's
immune
system, induce virulent diseases en masse, etc. Unless the present
inhumanity
of one human for another is overcome, future wars are likely to take on
aspects that stagger the imagination. In 1975 Brezhnev called these
new mass destruction weapons of the future "...more frightful than the
mind of man has ever imagined." He should know. When he made the
statement,
the Soviets had already been inducing diseases in persons in
the
U.S. Embassy in Moscow for nearly 30 years.
Question 13: Can you explain that part about direct, forced input to the mind, just a bit more?
A:
Yes. It involves
a characteristic of the mind and brain that has been experimentally
shown.
For example, if anything (thought, feeling, emotion, image) arises
internally
in one of the cerebral hemispheres, that hemispheric personality thinks
that it did it. That is, it thinks that it not only thought the
thought,
but that it also created the thought. So if you have a hidden channel
to
pipe in inputs, you can take over or implant the thoughts, behavior,
and
actions of a person. Or of a very large group of persons. That alone
allows
a mind-numbing direct control of behavior externally and from a
distance.
Question 14: Can you really control behavior electromagnetically? Can you give us an example?
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A: Yes,
you
can control it readily and deeply, if you develop and utilize the
internalized
EM energy channel technology. As to proof, Delgado certainly
has
demonstrated profound control over animal behavior experimentally, for
all the world to see, using implanted probes and precise injection of
EM
signals. The Soviet LIDA machine, using a 40 MHz carrier and complex
waveforms
- and actually the hidden Whittaker-infolded EM structuring, unknown to
Western technologists - has demonstrated the ability to place a mammal
- either a human or a cat - in a cataleptic state. That state can be
induced
in a few minutes exposure and then persists for some minutes after the
stimulus signal is removed. That proves that you can profoundly alter
the
mental state, electromagnetically.
Perhaps the
very best example
is provided by the two cerebral hemispheres in your own head, or those
in a rat, or those in a cockroach. As we know from split-brain
research,
each hemisphere has a separate personality. That's a separate being, if
you will, to put it bluntly. Yet even though you are two beings in one
body, so to speak, you are only conscious of one being. How is that,
you
might ask, since both brain halves are operating? How do you integrate
two beings consciously into one functioning being? Such as is already
done
in your own head?
The answer is
this. Suppose
your left brain sends a signal to your right thumb to move. While the
signal
is on the way to the right thumb, the left brain also sends a replica
of
the signal over the connecting corpus callosum, into the right brain
half,
where it emerges inside. [When the signal emerges inside a brain
half/mind/personality,
it thinks that it itself originated it. That's because it perceives no
time delay between appearance of the signal in its "transmission"
section,
e.g., and the appearance of the signal in its "receiver" section.] The
ultimate definition of identity, after all, is the absence of all
distinction.
The absence of functional distinction in time constitutes the creation
of identity in time. The whole arises when and only when distinction
between
the parts is lost.]
The right
thumb is continually
communicating back to the left brain half, telling its progress.
Replicas
of those return signals from the thumb are continually being sent by
the
left brain across the corpus callosum into the right brain. The right
brain
thinks that it originated the thumb- move-order, and that the right
thumb
is reporting its progress. The right brain thinks it did the whole
thing
itself. A similar process occurs, of course, from left brain to right
brain.
Each inputs to the other, at least insofar as awareness of the order
and
the event is concerned. Each thinks that it did it. In that way, there
is a loss of distinction between the parts of the functionality.
Accordingly,
there is only one sense of being in the bi-system, even though there
are
two separate beings.
It has also
been shown that,
when the corpus callosum is severed, the two brain halves now function
much more independently. In that case, two separate personalities
really
do emerge and function in one body. That also has been shown in the
laboratory.
Question 15: But aren't you actually saying that the mind and thought, then,
are not really just electrical wiggles in the brain after all? That
they
are
actually separate from the physical brain, and the brain is just a
special sort of tuner or "workstation"?
A:
Exactly.The
real functioning of mind, thought, memory, and personality occurs in
the
infolded Whittaker bidirectional EM wave structures of the overall body's
scalar potential - its bio-potential. And one of the great neural
scientists
has already pointed out that mind and memory are not precise functions
of physical location in the brain.
Question 16: Is there any real proof of the internal energy channel
operation
of the mind, or is it just all still a theory or hypothesis?
A:
The basis
can be shown, and it is directly subject to laboratory test, with a
decent
laboratory and a little effort. Let me give you a very strong datum
point.
There exists a
rare, completely
bafflingly medical phenomenon - which has until recently been concealed
- called hydrancephaly. To the normal materialistic Western
biologist,
this condition is astonishing, to say the least. In hydrancephaly, a
person's
cranial cavity is filled almost totally with fluid, not with brain
matter.
There may be only 5% or so of the brain in there; typically just the
small
portion on the tip of the spine. The other 95% of the brain case is
filled
with fluid. Yet the individual may be as normal as you or I. Except, of
course, that x-rays of his head will astonish all the doctors. A few
years
ago, for example, such a hydrancephalic individual graduated from a
university
in Great Britain, with a degree in mathematics. British news actually
made
a video documentary on this subject, and particularly on that
individual.
Now obviously hydrancephaly
proves rather conclusively that it isn't really the brain matter or the
electrical wiggles in the two hemispheres that constitute the mind.Those
wiggles normally are correlated with, and communicate back and forth
with,
the internal Whittaker dynamics of the bio- potential. The brain is a
special
communications and processing station, interfacing sensors and
processed
stuff from the external world to the Whittaker-sets, and outputs from
the
Whittaker-sets to the body and cells. If just a small functioning part
of this "way station" remains fully functional, the interfacing still
exists.
Question 17: Can you shed any light on the functioning of the fluid that fills 95% of the brain cavity of a hydrancephalic?
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A: Perhaps
a little bit. There's an interesting thing about fluid - about water. The
hydrogen bonding structure of water is enormously complex and richly
varying.
Bond- structuring of water constitutes a special kind of "neo-
Whittaker"
substructure inside a special kind of potential for that particular
body
of water. A glass of water, for example, has an overall
neo-potential
comprised of its hydrogen bond structuring. That water will change its
internal bonding structure if you enter the room, or if you blink your
eye while observing it. It continually adjusts to everything in its
surroundings.
The reason is, everything in its environment has charges, and clumps or
orderings or structures of potential. And the internal Whittaker
structures
of all those potentials overlap because the potentials overlap.
Therefore
the internal bidirectional Whittaker EM waves intercommute. The
internal
dynamics of the water receives inputs from the surroundings this way,
and
the water's bonding structure changes accordingly. We've only
known
the complexity and richness of this water structuring for less than two
decades, and so far as I know, no one else seems to be considering the
Whittaker infolded EM wave structure aspects of it.
The point is
this. In
the fluid inside the head of a functional hydrancephalic, the water
structuring is quite sufficient to provide the rest of the needed
"way-station
two-way tuner, processor, and transmitter-receiver." The reason
is quite simple The potential of the fluid constitutes a partial
potential
in the overall bio-potential of the body. It's like the pressure of a
mixture
of gases the overall pressure consists of the partial pressures of the
component gases. The Whittaker structures ensure intermingling and
intercommunication
through the internal energy channels of the total bio-potential to all
its constituents. Therefore the water structuring of the
fluid
in the head of the hydrancephalic serves - bridgewise - as a substitute
brain.
Other
supporting evidence,
of course, is that quantum mechanics experiments have essentially
established
action- at-a-distance and quantum correlation. The quantum potential,
therefore,
is something real and functional after all.
And even more
evidence
is provided by the nature of a linear material versus the nature of a
nonlinear
material. However, that would take a book, and is just too much to
cover in this interview. Suffice it to say that a strong argument can
be
made from the nonlinear characteristics and phenomena themselves, such
as production of time-reversed waves, amplification of time-reversed
waves,
negentropy (re-ordering of scattering energy), etc.
The bottom
line is that
there's certainly enough evidence to substantially support these
hypotheses,
and move them from the realm of idle speculation to the realm of
"worthy
for further experimentation and development." The ultimate proof, of
course,
will be when one demonstrates the actual production, recording, and
functioning
of a living mind. With the internal energy approach, that is
hypothetically
quite possible, and will eventually be lab-demonstrated.
Question 18: How is this related to the neurons, synapses, and dendrite firings in the normal human brain?
A:
The same
"internal electrical structure" thing is true of the brain and its
dendrite
firings, EM waves, and tiny but extremely numerous currents and fields.
Take an instantaneous snapshot of all the dendrite firings - billions
of
them - frozen for an instant. The actual pattern or structure
represents
the internal state of the brain's bio-potential at that instant. Take
another
snapshot a moment later. The change of the internal structuring
represents
the brain's internal structuring at a new moment. Interfering
(subtracting)
the two snapshots provides a delta that represents the exact and total
change that occurred in the brain-state during that tiny interval
between
snapshot one and snapshot two. But since thought itself is a change in
internal brain-state, then the thought patterns during that interval
must
be contained in those changes. And of course a myriad of other brain
control
actions are in there as well. Commands to beat the heart, direct
biochemistry
of cells, etc. To detect the internal state precisely, one now needs to
decompose that delta pattern into its Whittaker-structure components
and
sort them all out.
Question 19: How would one go about detecting the internal state, to get at the actual thoughts themselves?
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A: Well,
one
has rather much got involved with
the standard chaos problem. You've got hidden order (the thoughts)
buried up in a lot of extraneous material. In other words, you're
looking
at something statistical, and it's got several kinds of hidden order
hidden
in there in what to you appears to be a whole lot of noise. So you do
something
very similar to what we described in the snapshot analogy, but apply
Whittaker-channel
detection at the same time. Actually, a first step in this direction
has
been beautifully done by Dr. Hunt. She divided the external
brain-wave
region into several frequency bands. (Actually, harmonic intervals are
best, per Whittaker theory.) She set up individual detectors for all
the
frequency channels simultaneously. Then she divided each of these
channels
in two branches one branch straight through without a time delay, and
the
other delayed by a bit, say, 6 milliseconds or so. Then she mixed all
the
delay channels onto all the nondelay channels, and recorded the
superposition.
And lo and behold, she got beautiful traces of hidden chaos in brain
wave
activity. The traces exhibited the standard chaos attractors. Her
magnificent
work is very strong evidence that the real activity of the mind
occurs
in hidden variables, in hidden channels inside the normal
"envelope/external
electromagnetics" represented by normal brain wave measurements.
Hunt
has shown that there is a hidden, deterministic, dynamic order "inside"
the normal statistical EM brain activity.
Over two
decades ago, a
Russian scientist, Lisitsyn, obliquely spoke of Russian
breakthroughs
in this area. Lisitsyn stated that the Soviets had "broken the human
brain
code." He further stated that some 23 channels were involved, reaching
all the way up to optical frequencies. However, only 11 of these
frequency
channels were independent. He also mentioned that the brain coding did
not number over 44 "digits".
Now I
interpret his remarks
as indicative of direct application of Whittaker theory. Lisitsyn of
course
did not give the details; that's highly classified in the Soviet Union,
as witnessed by the Petukov/Toth incident in Moscow. However, I
interpret
Lisitsyn as having obliquely referred to 11 independent Whittaker
frequencies
- the fundamental frequency and 10 harmonics - that are used by the
brain
workstation to intercommunicate between the mind and the external
electrical/physical
functioning of the organism. I interpret the remark about 44 digits to
probably mean that there are some 44 different independent Whittaker
spectrum
sets, where each spectrum consists of the fundamental and 10 harmonics.
And in each frequency channel of a set, there are two bidirectional EM
waves - actually, an EM wave and its time-reversed antiwave (phase
conjugate
replica).
Question 20: Can you tell us something more about detection of standing scalar
EM
potential waves?
A:
For fundamental
detection of the scalar wave, you must realize that several kinds of
detectors
can be utilized. One kind is a spatially-oriented detector, and detects
spatial aspects and changes of the scalar wave and its internal
substructure.
The other kind detects variations in the local rate of flow of time,
and
then the "finer time wave structure" of that variation. With either
type,
the problem has two parts. Let's look first at the spatially- oriented
detector.
First, one
must detect the
absolute potential at the point of intersection. Second, in this
detected
potential, one must detect its internal, infolded EM bidirectional wave
structure - in short, its Whittaker structure. An additional
requirement,
of course, is that the instrument must be shielded against the effects
of spurious EM signals in the area. In short, it must be in a Faraday
cage.
Even more than that, one must be able to vary the grounding potential
on
the shielding cage. One must be able to let it float, have it at
ambient,
or move it to some specific value.
A Geiger tube,
for example,
will usually detect a strong absolute potential. That is, the potential
increases the charge on the atoms or molecules of the gas it contains,
and at the ionization point, the gas starts to ionize. The counter, of
course, then counts the ion discharges, whose rate is correlated to the
level of ionization, and hence to the strength of the ionizing agent.
Note
that Geiger tubes do not necessarily detect nuclear radiation; they
detect
ionizing radiation, regardless of the type. While nuclear radiation is
certainly ionizing radiation, so is strong scalar radiation. Even
though
the scalar wave is a standing wave, its increased level of potential
can
ionize the gas in the tube. Of course, if the standing scalar potential
wave is a sine wave function of the radial distance from the source,
and
the Geiger counter is at the node, it will not read because there is no
difference there from normal ambient vacuum potential.
Note also that
the so-called
"microwave radiation" of the U.S. Embassy in Moscow was detected
originally
with a nuclear radiation detector - probably a Geiger counter. Pure
microwaves
are non-ionizing, and would not have activated the counter. Shortly I
will
have a new book out, Gravitobiology A New Biophysics, which
will
explain precisely how the health changes in the Moscow radiation were
induced
in U.S. Embassy personnel. In the book we will also explain
Kaznacheyev's
"death photons" and the EM induction of disease at a distance. We'll
also
explain the mechanism for producing an EM antidote signal for any
disease,
known or unknown.
The problem
with the Geiger
counter as detector is that it only accomplishes half the job, even
when
it works. It doesn't break out and measure the Whittaker bidirectional
EM wave structure of the ionizing potential at all.
Here is a
possible scheme
for a better detecting system. Use two detecting probes, some small
distance
apart, inside the shield. At each probe point, use a high input
resistance,
very low voltage detector - microvolts or picovolts range, normally.
The
signals should then be mixed and another difference frequency detector
of similar kind utilized. Under proper circumstances, this produces a
normal
EM beat frequency (via the Aharonov-Bohm effect). The second stage of
the
detector can then come into play. The beat frequency is input into a
standard
spectrum analyzer, which should detect the components of the Whittaker
spectrum as modulations on the detected Aharonov- Bohm effect beat
frequency.
The
disadvantages of this
detector are two-fold. One, the actual ground potential at which the
shield
is biased, affects whether or not you get a detection. Second, it's
basically
a very short wavelength detector for, say, millimeter waves to waves in
the one meter band. That should be good enough for scalar
communications
research, however, and the Soviets have reported highly significant
biological
effects of the Lisitsyn kind at about 2.1 millimeter wavelengths.
For longer
wavelengths,
one has to either have rather widely separated instruments operating in
a bistatic reception mode, for the scalar interferometry, or else use
delay-
materials and schemes in probes. Another way that can be worked out is
to use a characteristic of nonlinear materials. If a sine wave is input
to a nonlinear material, harmonics are produced. By tailoring and
choosing
the materials, one should get appreciable frequency shifting up the
scale
via harmonic production.
Another way is
to realize
that a standing scalar potential wave can also be considered as a
standing
wave in the rate of passage of time. So the presence of a scalar
potential
alters the local rate of time passage. But since it alters time flow,
it
affects everything else that locally exists in time - and that's
everything.
More exactly, there is a stress effect on the rate of flow of time. And
there are certain detectable functions that occur in detectors and
solid
state components, for example, that occur because of the time stream
stress
changes. I cannot be more specific, because the effects I know about
here
were discovered by John Schnurer and are proprietary to him. But John
can
build a detector based on this effect, at least for the overall
potential.
It remains to develop detection of the EM substructure and its
spectrum,
and he will have a very good scalar EM system detector.
Other things
very useful
in developing detectors have been reported by Hunt, Bedini, Beck,
Howonadec,
Golden, and others. Golden particularly has a very good scalar
communications
detector, and several good scalar communications transmitters. One of
his
typical detector systems, for example, will perform between 20 and 30
dB
better for a given power transmitted than will a normal communication
system
with high gain antennas. And, since the detection of scalar involves
outfolding
the inner energy spectrum of the Whittaker structure, a direction
finder
cannot get a direction fix on the signal transmitted via the scalar
system.
Beck has
certainly demonstrated
an extremely sensitive coil of ultrafine wire, that can often
outperform
the finest superconductive quantum interference detector (SQUID). The
use
of extremely fine wire - and lots of overlaying coils - drastically
reduces
or blocks the radial movement of electrons in any one point in the wire
in the coil. Since that's the way electron current actually moves - the
movement down the wire is due to drift velocity, and certainly is not
the
signal - Beck's coil effectively prevents most of the "external
electron
bleedoff" from the stabilized scalar potential. Thus he's able to block
most of the external electromagnetics, and thereby retain the inner
part
as well. Precisely, his coil is now using gravitons, not photons, to a
significant degree. So the coil as the interaction area of an
instrument
is able to hold and pass some of the internalized EM energy that
normally
escapes into and through the nucleus only. At the output of the coil,
Beck
gets EM from this internal component that the SQUID doesn't see because
it doesn't do the escape-blocking in its interaction area.
There are
other detector
schemes, of course, such as holographic interferometry, but this should
give you an idea of some of the things that have to be done to perform
good laboratory measurement of scalar electromagnetics.
Question 21: Could you return to your discussion of what's wrong with
present
electromagnetics, quantum mechanics, and general relativity? Perhaps
you
could address them in order.
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A: Okay.
I've
already stated the case for electromagnetics. Half of it - the really
interesting
part, the internal energetics - was discarded by Heaviside and Gibbs.
By
discarding the scalar component of the quaternion, they threw out the
internalized
EM energy of local spacetime and its communication with distant spatial
points. Since the localized energy density of spacetime is essentially
synonymous with gravitational potential, they threw out the ability to
turn EM force field energy into gravitational potential energy. They
threw
out the interaction and entanglement of EM and gravitation, and wrote
the
special subset of Maxwell's theory that is restricted to the case where
gravity and electromagnetics do not interact. As a subset, their work
is
perfectly okay. However, a priori you will never use their approach -
nor
the applied technology that follows its principles - to produce
electrogravitation,
over-unity machines, tapping of vacuum energy sources, etc. You will
never
electrically change the inertia of a body at rest, structure the
electric
and magnetic flux itself, or achieve and utilize action at a distance.
And your instruments developed in accord with the Heaviside/Gibbs EM
principles
will never detect or measure the mind, thought, and emotion - for those
instruments a priori discard and ignore the internal energy arena where
mind, thought, and emotion reside and function. And since the
externalized
EM energy is scattering energy, energy once scattered will produce
entropy
- increased disorder, and only the positive flow of time. And that
science
and technology will never be able to translate EM energy into G- energy
and vice versa. Every system built under its principles will be at
extreme
best a "break-even" system. It will never produce more energy out than
is input in. It is at best a diode engineering technology.
Question 22: What about present quantum mechanics?
A:
Quantum
mechanics has a severe foundations problem the missing chaos, or in
other
words, the problem of the missing hidden order. Let me explain how
that came about. When physicists were constructing quantum mechanics,
it
was of necessity a statistical theory. They simply lifted the Gibbs
thermodynamics
statistics, and utilized it as the quantum statistics. Furthermore,
Gibbs
statistics was based on the theory of the random variable; that is, the
variables were considered random. So, because random variable
statistics
were utilized, the QM postulate that "quantum change is statistical"
was
over-restricted to the special case of "quantum change not only is
statistical,
but also is random." The second case, "quantum change is statistical,
but
can contain hidden order and be nonrandom," was thus excluded a priori,
simply because of the statistics utilized. Now the random change
hypothesis
is easily falsified, as follows If you collect large numbers of random
change, the resulting collection is still random. The next collection
will
not necessarily produce the same collection at all. (In fact, if it
does,
then this is prima facie evidence that the variables are not all
random.)
What this
means is that,if
quantum change is random, then collections of these random tiny changes
could never integrate to provide us the ordered macroscopic universe we
live in and observe. You couldn't have a flower, or a tree, or
anything,
for that matter - just total randomness. Obviously that is not true, or
else you and I do not exist and this macroworld does not exist.
For
integration of the
statistical quantum changes to yield an ordered macroscopic universe,
quantum
change must contain hidden order. That is, the variables must be
chaotic,
not random. If the changes are chaotic, then integration of them will
see
large scale forms emerge and stabilize - which is what we actually
observe
in physical reality.
So ironically,
the biggest
foundations problem in quantum mechanics today is the problem of the
missing
chaos! Try as they will, quantum physicists cannot find the missing
hidden
order, because they continue to use the Gibbs statistics that already
excludes
it. So they now know that somehow QM is wrong, and many of them fear
that
this most successful of physics theories will have to be completely
redone.
David
Bohm, of course, long ago pointed out that hidden variables
could
contain the hidden order. Actually all of experimental physics is
consistent
with his hidden variable theory (HVT). Mainline QM theoreticians,
however,
shun hidden variables (and therefore hidden order). They avoid hidden
variable
theory by applying a kind of Occam's razor They say that Bohm's HVT
seemingly
predicts no new phenomena, so why adopt it at all, or even seriously
investigate
it? And since Bohm did not know how to actually engineer his hidden
variables,
nothing could be found experimentally with it that could not also be
explained
by the present QM.
Now this is
where Whittaker's
work - and Maxwell's original quaternion theory of EM - saves the day
and
decisively decides the issue. Whittaker's hidden variable theory is
directly
engineerable on the lab bench. It's testable, and when applied to
quantum
mechanics, it predicts hordes of new phenomena and effects, so it
certainly
gets by the old "Occam's razor" saw. When you apply Whittaker's
approach
to QM, again you provide testable internal EM bidirectional wave
structures
to the scalar potential, including the Schroedinger potential.
Whittaker's
work allows direct engineering of quantum change itself, and
constitutes
testable hidden order inside the "Gibbs statistics." In other words,
application
of the Whittaker work to QM produces a superset of QM, where the
missing
chaos is restored.
The postulate
that "quantum
change is statistical" now has three special cases, theoretically (1)
the
case where no internal order is present, and quantum change is random;
(2) the case where some internal order, but not total, is present, and
quantum change is already chaotic; and (3) the case where quantum
change
is perfectly engineered and hence perfectly ordered and deterministic.
Notice that,
by adding the
hidden order and the internalized EM energy, we've now extended both QM
and EM, and unified the two on a common subset each's Whittaker-applied
subset, which is the same subset shared by the two.
Question 23: So how about general relativity? How does it fit in?
TOP
A: A
similar
thing also happened to general relativity, believe it or not! Einstein
unwittingly restricted general relativity to a subset of the theory he
intended to write. This over-restriction was again an indirect result
of
the fundamental Heaviside/Gibbs error in electromagnetics.
Unfortunately,
Einstein's
view of electromagnetics approximated the classical view. In classical
EM theory, EM and gravitation were mutually exclusive. That is, the
strong
EM force was not usable as an agent to curve spacetime.
Therefore, as
a curvature
agent, Einstein only considered the weak gravitational force due to the
attraction of mass. Now the G-force is far, far weaker than the
E-force.
For two electrons, for example, the attractive G-force between them is
on the order of only 10exp-42 times as strong as the electrical
repulsion.
The G-force is very, very weak! If only the weak G-force is considered
for curving spacetime, then there will never be an observable spacetime
curvature, except in the immediate vicinity of a very large mass - such
as on the surface of the sun or a star.
Einstein
reasoned that the
laboratory, and the observer/scientist and instrument, would never be
on
the surface of the sun or of a star. Therefore, he reasoned, the local
spacetime -- where the lab, the observer, and the instruments are --
would
never be curved. The local spacetime would always be flat.
Unfortunately,
Einstein
then made a fundamental error. He overgeneralized his thought
examination.
He stated one of his fundamental postulates of general relativity as
"The
local spacetime is always flat." This is overly restrictive, and did
not
follow from his thought process. His postulate can be more accurately
stated
as follows "The local spacetime is always flat, whenever only the weak
gravitational force is used for the agent of curvature and the local
region
of interest is not near a large collection of mass."
Notice the
difference in
the two statements of the postulate. Einstein's overstatement does not
allow the far stronger EM force to be used for curvature. In effect,
his
own overstatement excluded electromagnetics from curvature unity with
gravitation,
in his own general relativity theory. Ironically Einstein then tried
for
the rest of his life to fit electromagnetics back in there - never
realizing
that his own too-strenuous statement of the flat local spacetime
postulate
doomed all his efforts to failure.
On the other
hand, the corrected
statement of his postulate admits the following corollary "When a very
strong force such as the electromagnetic force is used for the agent of
curvature, the local spacetime may be curved, even though the local
region
of interest is not near a large collection of mass."
As can be
seen, Einstein
unwittingly wrote only a subset of his intended theory. Correct
restatement
of his overstated postulate of uncurved spacetime dramatically extends
general relativity, and unites it with electromagnetics in a unified
field
theory.
Einstein's
error also excluded
the present general relativity from ever being a laboratory
experimental
science. If no detectable spacetime curvature is available locally, it
obviously can't be measured in the lab. The vanishingly small local
curvature
waves following from mass- attraction gravitation are still predicted
to
be several orders of magnitude below the ability of the finest
available
detector. And that detector is a huge, monstrous, very costly thing. A
priori, if the observer's local spacetime is always flat, there is no
local
experiment or local apparatus that involves or yields a curved local
spacetime!
Unfortunately,
Einstein's
modern followers have raised Einsteinian general relativity to a dogma.
They ruthlessly uphold the overstatement of the flat local spacetime
postulate.
Physicists who would dispute it - and quite a few would do so - are
essentially
barred from obtaining funding. If they persist with their heresy, their
scientific stature is lost, and they are ostracized and cut off
economically.
Simply read Santilli's book, if you wish a clear inside picture. Contrary
to the scientific propaganda, orthodox science is ruthless in defending
its doctrine against all would-be heretics. Much of science has
been
converted to a religion, instead of a science. Any person knowledgeable
of scientific history can cite numerous examples of scientific
suppression,
character assassination, and essentially banishment. Gauss's nonlinear
geometry, Wegener's continental drift, Mayer's discovery of the
conservation
of energy, Ovshinsky's amorphous semiconductors, physical therapy, the
EKG, and the clinical use of hypnosis come readily to mind. Scientists
form a distribution, just like any other group. Some of them are
saints.
Some of them are devils. The broad majority is neither, but is made up
of just ordinary people like you and me, doing a specialized job. Every
scientific model is known to be falsifiable and imperfect in the first
place, if you believe Godel's theorem. Scientific method does not yield
total truth anyway, by its own assertion; at best it yields a partial
truth.
By the Heisenberg uncertainty principle, every measurement distorts the
entity with which the instrument interacts, changing what actually
appears
to be measured. Real scientists know that scientific models are
progressive.
For any model, sooner or later a better one, an improvement, will be
found.
At any rate,
when one looks
at Maxwell's quaternion theory, the scalar component captured the
ability
to enfold and utilize the strong electromagnetic force to make a
trapped
potential filled with a structure of dynamic EM vector energy. However,
if the translation components of the quaternion were zeroed, the system
of trapped spatiotemporal energy did not translate spatially, but only
temporally. That, of course, is a scalar EM potential without an
external
force-field gradient. Since it is really trapped energy that
gravitationally
attracts other trapped energy, then all potentials are gravitational -
as is well-known.
In fact, in
1968 Sakharov
pointed out that gravitational field is not actually a primary field of
nature. Instead, it's always a conglomerate produced from other fields.
If his hypothesis is true, then to the first order gravity should be
composed
of electromagnetics, since it's the strongest force we normally will be
able to meet or utilize.
Maxwell's
quaternions and
Whittaker's profound two papers directly show that. They also show how
to engineer all this on the laboratory bench. So the Whittaker scalar
EM
approach is testable, which meets the major criterion for the
difference
between a hypothesis and a theory. Any decent university physics and/or
electromagnetics staff who put their minds to it can test the approach.
Question 24: Are there other physicists or scientists to whom we should also give credit for these things?
A:
Yes. I'd
like to mention that Nikola Tesla
experimentally discovered the standing scalar EM potential wave on the
night of July 3-4, 1899, in his Colorado Springs laboratory. He found
it
being radiated from a traveling thunderstorm. He recognized it as an
"electromagnetic
sound wave". This was four years before, unknown to the world,
Whittaker
wrote and published the precise theory for that same
electrogravitational
wave. Tesla always stated that, in the remarkable systems he later
referred
to, he was not using Hertzian waves. Rather, he pointed out, he was
using
EM sound waves - which must be modeled longitudinally. Today we know
Tesla
was correct - and all his detractors were wrong.
I'd also like
to point out
the patents and work of Hooper. Hooper seems to be the only
physicist
who ever methodically investigated EM stresses, structuring of those
stresses,
and the gravitational implications of those stresses in the laboratory.
I'd like to
also point out
Sakharov,
and honor him for his clear statement that gravitation is not primary,
but is a conglomerated field made from other fields. One should also
point
out the explosive progress made in stochastic electrodynamics as a
result
of Sakharov's suggestion, by Hal Puthoff and others. And one should
definitely
honor scientists such as Peter Graneau, who have struggled to
point
out the foundations problems of electromagnetics and experimentally
back
up their findings.
And finally
I'd like to
mention that I've been privileged to work with some extraordinary
inventors.
In deference to their requests, I will not give a straightforward list
of them at this time. But a great deal of any insight I may have gained
is in large part due to painstaking, maddening, persistent experiments
they have done in the thousands. We will have more to say - and
powerfully
- about their actual contributions at a later date, hopefully later
this
year. Lots of other brilliant inventors - Moray and Sweet
come readily to mind - have also struggled in this field and produced
astonishing
and unrewarded results.
Question 25: Can you spell out again what effect excluding the internal EM
energy
had on physics, as simply as possible, and how that is related to
vectors?
TOP
A: The
thing
that casting out the internal order and internal structure of the local
ST does, is to remove any consideration of hidden, deterministic
variables
that could be manipulated to create and control quantum change itself.
As can be
seen, then, in
the physical world scalar quantities are very often really zero vector
systems, where the "scalar" or motionless system is actually filled
with
hosts of smaller "vector" things in violent motion. We have to be very
careful, therefore, when we apply mathematics (which does not decompose
fundamental scalars into vectors, or identify them as vector zeros) to
a physical situation. To use an extreme example, two elephants pushing
strongly head-on against each other may produce a "two-elephant" system
of opposing forces (vectors), where the system is stationary. The
system
is thus a zero resultant vector system, whose motion is represented by
a vector zero. The same would be true for two fleas pushing against
each
other and not moving as a system; the system would be a zero resultant
vector system, whose motion is represented by a vector zero.
And here's where the mathematics betrays us, if accepted unQuestion ingly. In vector analysis, all vector zeros are identical. Here we are saying that the translatory motions of the flea system and the elephant system are the same. That's true, but there's a whale of a lot of difference in the two systems that must be accounted for physically! If you don't believe that, put yourself in between the two pushing elephants, and see if that's the same as being between the two pushing fleas! You'll certainly notice a lot more stress on you from the elephants than from the fleas.
That
illustrates a fundamental
problem with vector analysis. In the concepts of the math itself,
one
conceives a "vector space" as a sort of "place where one can put
vectors."
Further, no matter how many vectors we put in there, or how they
interact,
the vector space itself is never under any stress. In other words, in
that
space, elephant-pushing and flea-pushing are identically the same. And
that's the problem. When vector analysis is applied to physical
situations,
imbedded inside the mathematics of vector analysis itself is the
absolute
discarding of the stress of local space or spacetime, resulting from
the
interaction of vectors representing interacting motional physical
quantities.
Now in
quaternions, that
is not the case. Quaternions that interact capture this "local stress
of
spacetime" and "locally trapped energy of spacetime" in the scalar
component,
inside it. When the motional parts of interacting quaternions produce a
motionless or translationless state for the interacting parts as a
system,
the stress, energy, and exact geometric patterning of the interactants
that are now locally trapped in spacetime is gathered in and accounted
for. The motional aspect may go to zero, but the scalar aspect will
capture
not only magnitude but internal motion and the exact dynamic structure
of that internal motion.
Quaternions
already incorporate
a beautiful hidden variable theory, analogous to Bohm's beautiful work.
They incorporate two channels the external energy channel (which is
addressed,
for example, by classical Heaviside/Gibbs EM theory), and also a hidden
internal energy channel (which is not addressed by Heaviside/Gibbs).
Quaternions
also incorporate hyperspatial aspects, since they are an
extension
to complex number theory. Notice that Heaviside had to stick back in
complex
numbers, to get his spatial vectors to unite magnetism and electricity.
So he essentially added one extra dimension, typified by the first
hypernumber,
the square root of minus one. Quaternions already had that in there,
and
a lot more that Heaviside threw out.
Question 26: Would you sum up how general relativity, electromagnetics, and quantum mechanics are unified by the Whittaker approach?
A:
Yes. Applying
Whittaker's work to each of the three, a superset of it is produced.
The
new superset has two subsets the present discipline and the extension
containing
internal EM energy and hidden variable theory. Since all three
extensions
are actually the same thing, then all three supersets superpose on the
common extension set. Each of the present three disciplines is revealed
to be a special case, which unfortunately omitted the unifying
extension
set. It's like a topless cardboard box that you've cut the bottom out
and
outfolded the sides separately. To be joined, those separate sides need
the bottom of the box. Whittaker provides the bottom. And it's testable.
Question 27: Are there any other fundamental things from all this that you'd like to point out, that you haven't mentioned, that follow from the eventual development of this new physics?
A:
Several.
Please notice that Whittaker's work and the characteristics of
Maxwell's
scalar component of the quaternion allow the direct electromagnetic
engineering of the vacuum. In fact, they allow the actually
structuring
and variation of massless electric charge flux itself. Now, in the new
approach, one electron can be quite different from another, because its
electric charge flux can be varied and patterned. Not only can its
overall
electrical charge be varied, but its charge can be dynamically
structured.
Now the charge of an electron or other fundamental particle can vary,
and
the charge flux of a single particle (or a group) can be spatially
structured
- or activated.
The activation
concept,
for example, allows an immediate and testable explanation of the
mechanism
by means of which homeopathy
works. Recall what I said about water
structuring
and hydrancephaly. A chemical compound has a deterministic infolded
EM Whittaker structure. If you make a solution of the compound, you
change
this hidden internal energy structure of the fluid. If you then get
rid of the physical carrier - the mass of the original compound - and
just
leave the inner energy structure for that compound, you have
homeopathy.
Chemistry is totally due to charge and charge
distribution. In homeopathy
you're retaining the charge template in the potential, and that affects
charges in the treated body just like the actual medication. In fact
better,
because you now do not have the "physical residue" to worry with, but
do
things directly. These new concepts are profound and controversial
changes to the present foundations assumptions of physics and biology.
In the new
approach, you
can't just automatically apply random variable statistics. You have to
apply chaos. In structuring the vacuum's virtual photon exchange with
the
mass of a charged particle, we have moved to a completely new and much
more fundamental level of engineering. Now the massless virtual
particle
charge flux can be activated with a particular dynamic structure - a
vacuum
engine, if you will - to perform a special job. Or we can activate a
local
spacetime itself, curving it and internally structuring that curvature
to our will. That locally curved spacetime then becomes a continuing,
inexhaustible
source of a specialized vacuum engine or engines. We can tailor the
local
vacuum so as to be able to violate any and all of the present
conservation
laws, not just two out of three as the present CPT theorem permits.
Literally
we can use the vacuum's incredibly powerful flux to produce localized
vacuum
engines. We can reach directly into the atomic nuclei with magic,
gentle,
accurately controlled fingers.
We can for the
first time
begin to do actual tailoring and engineering of the nucleus
itself.
We can further directly collect and integrate virtual state energy
forms,
which in QM are called "ghost forms." Literally, eventually anything
at all can be materialized and brought into physical reality, or
dematerialized
so as to disappear from physical reality. And we shall be able to
engineer
and change the local laws of nature, since we can directly engineer and
control the Schroedinger equation, the quantum potentials, and the
entire
local vacuum potential in all its partial potential parts.
Whether we're
ready or not,
God has now seen fit to hand to humankind the ability to engineer
its
own physical reality and its own destiny. We can make of the new
engineered
reality a heaven or a hell. Whichever we do, we will reap the benefits
or face the consequences. It would indeed be wonderful if, for the
first
time, we could develop this powerful new tool to save humankind rather
than destroy it.
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