Date: Tue, 18 Dec 2001
20:42:13 -0600
Dear James,
Thanks for the kind
words, and welcome to the ranks of those who will be seeking to advance
past the present models.
Yes, if a Priore
device were available, it would indeed cure my condition (chronic
mycoplasma infection, it turns out, contracted in 1968 while stationed
in Canada. They had no knowledge at all of what it was, even until I
retired in 1975.) Anyhow, there is a good chance of recovery even with
the regular regime. There are several good antibiotics for the
condition, but one has to stay on them for at least a year. So I'm on
that regime now. Over the next months, the hypoxia should reduce then
finally just go away.
Note that much of what
I have on the site is actually "fitted together" from individual pieces
proven in various disciplines of physics. Certainly the active vacuum is
well-known and clearly proven in particle physics, though still excluded
entirely from electrical engineering. Also, the broken symmetry of
opposite charges -- such as on the ends of a dipole -- has been proven
since 1957 in particle physics. What that means is that the dipole,
once made, extracts virtual energy from the vacuum and transduces it
into observable energy, re-emitting virtual energy in all directions!
One really doesn't have to prove it again; the entire basis is already
established in particle physics (Nobel Prize to Lee and Yang, e.g.).
It's just that
classical electrodynamics and electrical engineering have never been
changed to incorporate what has already been discovered.
Anyway, I'm able to
work about a half-schedule, so am also working on finishing my book,
where I'll just put it all in there so the young fellows can start from
where I am, and not have to spend 30 years of their lives getting
there. They can change anything found wrong, and dramatically extend
that which is found right.
We simply must get two
things from our scientific community: (1) cheap clean energy, and (2)
cheap clean medical therapy. Without the first, a modern economy and a
decent life for the average citizen is impossible, and without the
second a decent life for the average citizen becomes more difficult
every year. So I'm doing everything I can to contribute toward those
two goals.
We will have enough in
the forthcoming book, I hope, to see that sufficient momentum builds up
to ensure that it gets done. And just for good measure, I'll throw in a
couple of real surprises to "shake up the troops", so to speak. We are
more than half way through with the initial draft now, and part of that
is already in finished form as well.
Very best wishes,
Tom Bearden
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