>>8183025 (LB)
>So, as I mentioned i discovered this stuff from researching a different group of pioneers than the ones you mentioned.
How could you possible know? I never mentioned either of them by name...
>>8183025 (LB)
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>The work of radionics played almost zero part in my work.
I'll say it again. For two breads, you have been telling anons to "feel the energy" from your diagrams. This very premise - that a diagram can work just as well as the machine it expresses - is completely born from patented Radionic research. It is now quite unnecessary for me to point out that you didn't discover any of this.
>>8183025 (LB)
>I have not heard of radionics practitioners claiming antigravity or Free Energy.
Anon, that is not even close to what I said.
>>8183025 (LB)
>I'm not interested in their navigation, but rather how they manifest antigravity and reduced inertia (or inertial acceleration).
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>If you have insight to this, please spill.
My understanding is that there is no need to rewrite or, as you said, "to create very serious levels of energy to change how physics works". I am not even sure what "change how physics works" is supposed to mean.
Anyway, they are not "propelling" these craft through "space". They are surrounding the ship and sealing it in an electro-magnetic bubble of Aether. They "contract" Aether in the direction they wish the ship to go, and "expand" that Aether behind the "aft" section. No rewriting physics, because the ship is not actually the thing moving. That is about as far as I am gonna bother to try and explain it. Nothing personal, anon. Just been here for countless hours and my eyes have about had it.
There is no doubt that this will work. But I've been up too long to think clearly about the title of the book that would really help you. Sorry. But the book talks about employing this very tactic that you mentioned, and postulated that the very old and ornate works of say, iron gates and fences, etc., did exactly this.
Very comparable to the Radionics use of the labyrinth or maze, or even similar to the "glyphs" surrounding Epstein's Temple.
>Or, this demo with the word Love
This is all too familiar to anyone who knows the work of Dr. Masaru Emoto, and his book, "Message in the Water".