@Pythagorean,
Pythagorean wrote:Energy is a great problem for mankind. It does pollute and cause all kinds of war and other troubles. I am sorry for this but I don't see any easy solutions to the energy problems only terrible decisions.
energy? look.. i really would recommend looking into alternative energy.by that i dont mean hydroturbines, windturbines and solar panels, geothermal energy. im talking about resonance based energy sources. im talking about people like walter russell, nathan stubblefield, ed leedskalnin, thomas henry moray, nikola tesla,john keely, wilhelm reich, howard johnson.. and many, many others. oh, viktor schauberger, hendershot, floyd sweet.
russell proves that this energy is accessible everywhere as long as we think clearly enough to be able to build up a conduit to let it be released into our physical reality. but not many people who study alternative, open energy systems, are aware of the immense contribution that walter russell gave us by explaining what gravity, electricity, light, the wave, magnetism, etc, truly are. many would be not-anymore lost in theories or weird jargon, and we would instead have functioning devices. as you know, walter russell was a big advocate for the hydrogen economy, as he displayed how to extract hydrogen from H2O by understanding what the elements are and how to change them at will. he also worked with NORAD for a optical-dynamo-generator that would extract energy straight from the cosmos by merely understanding how energy is meant to flow (conical coils, look into what viktor schauberger did understand from nature and its spiraling functions, notice that howard johnson proved that magnets have double vortices at both poles, notice that nikola tesla used spiraling coils and conical coils to enhance his electricity-effects, etc. and reich with his "two superimposed spirals, one breathing in, another breathing out" of orgone energy.)
many will react harshly to all this but without having done any research whatsoever. my looking into this has convinced me, that not only is it there, its there in endless abundance, just needs a fuller understanding of what is it that we are attempting to accomplish - that has always been explained by walter russell himself.
the alternatives for atomic power are here and have been here for hundreds of years, just ignored.