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Originally posted by Kalki11
I believe that the co-axial electret will allow for an EM scroll wave (a continuous phase transition from aetheric to electronic via electrostatic field) and autoelectronic emissions will continuously rectify.
Originally posted by Kalki11
reply to post by buddhasystem
Scroll waves occur in any active material and in the heart they precipitate electrical activity, an electret was hooked up to a speaker and it gave off a cyclical sound.
Phase transition from quantum to classical
Originally posted by Kalki11
I don't s**t on others, I scour their work for any insights I may apply to my "ultimate" device, the one that somehow mimics creation itself - this is consistent, the concept of auto-electronic emissions, with all matter emerging from hyperspace/aether in a continual omnibang.
Originally posted by Kalki11
reply to post by buddhasystem
Wow, according to this I'm right:
Mathew Whitney
www.sciencedaily.com...
As I said, rectification of auto-electronic emissions from the vacuum is possible with my invention, this is experimental proof of my claim: "Relatively little energy is therefore required in order to excite them out of their virtual state. In principle, one could also create other particles from vacuum, such as electrons or protons, but that would require a lot more energy."
Originally posted by buddhasystem
Originally posted by Kalki11
reply to post by buddhasystem
Wow, according to this I'm right:
Mathew Whitney
www.sciencedaily.com...
This has nothing to do with your claims. It's a fact that you can knock out particles out of vacuum, and it's commonplace. It doesn't mean that you can go and tap vacuum energy using a piece of electret jsut sitting there.
As I said, rectification of auto-electronic emissions from the vacuum is possible with my invention, this is experimental proof of my claim: "Relatively little energy is therefore required in order to excite them out of their virtual state. In principle, one could also create other particles from vacuum, such as electrons or protons, but that would require a lot more energy."
Read carefully. As I already said in this post, yes it's trivial to create particles from vacuum. But it does take energy. You, on the other hand, claim to extract energy out of nothing.