Stan Meyer Water as Fuel Lecture in Denver on May 1997
I am writing today about the “Water as Fuel” Lecture presented by Stanley Meyer at the Denver Marriott in May of 1997. The present video contains a very informative lecture by Stanley Meyer explaining the details...
Long Division and Euclid’s Lemma
Do you remember the “long division” you once learned in grade school? Long division allows one to efficiently determine the internal structure of integers with arbitrary precision without introducing the cumbersome...
The Radiant Energy Receiver System of Nikola Tesla
In a statement made by Nikola Tesla on January 12, 1897 (during the Opening Ceremony of his invention of the hydro-electric power station) he said: “We have many a monument of past ages; we have the palaces and...
Water as Fuel with Puharich and Meyer
With more than 300 million cubic miles of water on the Earth’s surface, it’s one of the most abundant substances on the planet. Water comprises two parts hydrogen and one part oxygen. When these gases...
Release of drumfish “Memoirs”
In addition to my love of math and physics, I also love to write and perform music. I am very happy to announce that tonight I will be releasing my latest CD titled “Memoirs” at a performance in Vienna Virgina with...
Genetics Based Computing
A Biologically Modeled Computational Paradigm Nature tends to find the most efficient path forward. The thoughtful may observe and learn from nature’s ingenuity and employ these methods in the development of...
The Effect of Base on Numeric Fields
Today I have been investigating the effect of a base on number systems. My investigation has shown me that whenever a mind elects to subdivide the conscious field of One into myriad parts, that no matter which base...
Mapping the Terrains of Consciousness with Foundational Mathematics
Today I’d like to share a method which I have discovered about how to think about the nature of numbers in terms of how numbers can offer a means to visualize the underpinnings of the conscious field. I have called...
The Golden Ratio
The Golden Ratio, also known as Phi. What is Phi? Phi is a ratio of lengths which possesses many remarkable characteristics. A unique and telling feature of Phi is that if you add 1 to its value, the result is Phi...
Arithmetic Foundations
Breath. Here is the process: 1) The in-flow of fresh air from outside space into the lungs. This is Yin flow. 2) With lungs fully expanded, the body is satiated and nourished with essential life force. When the...