Something Interesting- Scalar Weaponry

[db88]

Here is an interesting site http://www.prahlad.org/pub/bearden/scalar_wars.htm

I'd like to know if there are any Physics Pholks here who can maybe validate this guy's info, or if anyone's ever heard of this type of technology?

db

 

[Celtic_Emperor]

Well, the government has been utilizing phychics for a long time, usually for recon and information gathering.

So for these powers to be abused in this way isn't surprizing.

 

[Neutron]

LOL That's a Bunch Of Pulp Physics!!

The guy is fundraising for his own pocket!

Tron

 

[leafstk]

This is a call for..... SUPER KURCHATOVIUM!!!! 😀 😀 C'mon Kurch, givem' all you got 😛 😉

 

[db88]

Yeah, but come on, you gotta admit it is a cool read!

db

 

[kurchatovium]

The guy might be a few neutrons short of a nucleus. 😀 😀 😛

 

[Haltickling]

Sounds like a lot of pseudo-scientific BS to me. The article's style of writing is typical for scams.

 

[milagros317]

The guy might be a few neutrons short of a nucleus. 😀 😀 😛

Hilarious, Kurch. 😛 😛

 

[AffectionateDan]

This IS a cool read, but...

...the cynic in me says that if there were even the remotest possibility of there being a shred of truth to this, the people that this would harm the most (i.e.-Governments, Big Money & Oil [all the same, really]) would have killed or otherwise eliminated this guy as a threat, bought him out to silence him, or whatever. Remember back in the 70's, during the first oil embargo, and gas prices skyrocketed from like $0.35 to an astronomical, unthinkably high $0.75 or more? There was a brief hubbub when there were inventors who came up with carburetors that would have vehicles getting 200 miles to the gallon... then you didn't hear shit about it again. Hoax? Nope. I've SEEN the assembly installed on a car. They disappeared these people, because if those things were mass-marketed, it would devastate the economy and their control of us, their wealth. So yeah, this is bunk, or we wouldn't even be able to read about it. Still a good read, though.

 

[Slant]

Hilarious site! If anyone's interested in more crackpot pseudoscience head over to Crank.net where they catalogue the websites of loonies, for your entertainment. There's even a Tesla section if this page whet your appetite!

 

[qjakal]

No no...

"Believe nothing, no matter where you read it, or who said it, no matter if I have said it, unless it agrees with your own reason and your own common sense."
--Buddha (563BC-483BC)

I like the picture...all Radio Shack parts easily available.

Q

 

[Haltickling]

Re: No no...

"Believe nothing, no matter where you read it, or who said it, no matter if I have said it, unless it agrees with your own reason and your own common sense."
--Buddha (563BC-483BC)

Obviously Buddha wouldn't have believed much about quantum physics... 😀

 

[BigJim]

Re: This IS a cool read, but...

There was a brief hubbub when there were inventors who came up with carburetors that would have vehicles getting 200 miles to the gallon... then you didn't hear shit about it again. Hoax? Nope. I've SEEN the assembly installed on a car. They disappeared these people, because if those things were mass-marketed, it would devastate the economy and their control of us, their wealth. So yeah, this is bunk, or we wouldn't even be able to read about it. Still a good read, though.

My my Danimal, you turning into a conspiracy theorist? 😀 I've heard very similar things about cures for certain diseases, energy sources of various kinds and inventions that sound like pure science-fiction. What we are given is a bit like religion in my opinion: just enough spirituality to survive on, but the Global Elite keep the bulk of it for themselves. Not that they havn't got enough to last them each a thousand lifetimes, but denying us what is rightfully ours keeps them in control.


I did hear something similar to this example in my "travels", but it had a different twist. It was about a guy who joined the CIA through a desire to serve his country. He was some sort of scientist and his speciality was manipulation of living organisms. He found a way to manipulate the electromagnetic fields of plants so that their growth could be ridiculously accelerated. It was possible that it would eventually turn deserts into farms, it was that good. Well the CIA promised him a test day somewhere in Africa. He's in a plane flying over the testing grounds and they click the gizmoid on. Looking down he sees not a field full of sprouting barley, but a trench full of newly dead people. The agency had polarised his idea and turned it into a weapon. He wasn't best chuffed, so they knobbled him. Walking out of the house one morning he suddenly remembers nothing more, till he wakes up on a table with a sachet of goldeny-coloured liquid on his chest. They manipulated his body to be dependant on this substance, of which only 72 hours worth could be fitted into any one sachet. If he fucked them over, they stopped his supplies and he started to die.

 

[Slant]

Great story Jim! One thing I like about Britain is that we generally consider our governments to be so inept that any such conspiracy story would be immediately laughable!