The Culture War - Tim Pool - EXPOSING Secret Government Tech, UFOs & TELEPORTATION ｜ The Culture War with Tim Pool

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00:00:30.000 I know many of you have seen the videos online of perpetual motion machines, and the gag is always

00:00:40.100 the hardest thing about building a perpetual motion machine is trying to figure out where

00:00:43.380 to hide the batteries. But I've seen tons of weird videos of UFOs. I've seen videos of what appears

00:00:48.980 to be anti-gravity devices, and these things have circulated for a long time. Talk of water-powered

00:00:55.160 cars. And the conspiracy theory is always that the powers that be are restricting this technology

00:01:00.340 from us for a variety of reasons. Maybe it's because it would be too much too soon for human

00:01:05.580 beings. Could disrupt the economy, cause the collapse of the global order. Maybe. Or maybe

00:01:10.580 it's all just hoax videos online. Who knows? But there are a lot of questions, and so we've

00:01:15.280 brought a handful of gentlemen to not only discuss these issues, but actually give some demonstrations.

00:01:20.720 So we'll start with Dr. Wei-Ping Yu. Would you like to introduce yourself?

00:01:25.560 Okay. My name is Wei-Ping Yu. I'm a physicist. I currently working at NASA as a crew spacecraft

00:01:34.100 subsystem manager.

00:01:36.540 So you actually work at NASA?

00:01:38.040 Yes.

00:01:38.660 So that proves everything you say is correct.

00:01:41.420 There's a different way they say that. NASA means, right?

00:01:46.080 Yeah.

00:01:46.260 Okay. You know, my passion is in physics. So I developed the U.N. theory of everything

00:01:54.500 that try to explain every natural phenomenon with one particle, one force, one field, and

00:02:04.260 one principle within one universe.

00:02:08.060 Okay. Interesting. And you've got some demonstrations. You were actually already doing it earlier

00:02:13.380 with this crazy thing, making metal move, and it'll be fun. We've got Ashton Forbes hanging

00:02:18.280 out.

00:02:18.720 Hey, thanks for having me on here, Tim. This is awesome. I'm so happy to be here with Tim,

00:02:22.540 Ian, and Dr. Yu from NASA. If people don't know me, I'm the guy that's been investigating

00:02:26.780 MH370, the missing plane, the videos that show the orbs spinning around the plane, teleporting

00:02:32.320 the plane to another location. And so today, you know, the reason why I came here is I wanted

00:02:37.000 to have Dr. Yu come on from NASA and help explain to people the science around the concept

00:02:43.060 of zero-point energy, why it's significant, and what it means for our future in terms of

00:02:48.580 our technological advancement.

00:02:50.600 Yeah. I'm Ian Crossland. Hey, everyone. And you mentioned zero-point energy. People look

00:02:54.460 at the sun. They say perpetual energy can't exist, but then you see the sun is always there

00:02:58.180 producing heat, and it's just happening slowly. So over the human lifespan, it seems perpetual,

00:03:03.240 but in reality, nothing is forever. Let's just get to it.

00:03:07.500 Indeed. So, well, where do we begin?

00:03:10.680 Yeah. Can we start with just like maybe pulling up the videos? I think if you pull up my Twitter

00:03:14.280 account here, guys, and people can follow along at home if they want as well. I just want

00:03:18.540 to give a quick update since the last time I was on this podcast, actually, I think it

00:03:22.420 was January 5th, 2024. And there's been a lot of updates with respect to these videos

00:03:27.620 in the investigation. So if you just kind of scroll down to the first pinned tweet here

00:03:34.100 and show this video, one of the biggest revelations that was found is that the video on the right

00:03:40.380 that is kind of, you can see the plane being shot in the circle there, is actually something

00:03:46.820 called wide area motion imagery, whammy. And it's specifically Gorgon Stair Increment

00:03:51.880 2, which is produced by the U.S. Air Force.

00:03:53.920 This is actually- We got to hold on. Very, very jargony. What is Gorgon Stair? What is this?

00:03:59.880 Well, Gorgon Stair is a brand, but Gorgon Stair is basically, there is a drone. There's

00:04:04.340 actually two drones here, two different videos. One drone is horizontal to the plane, and we're

00:04:08.020 seeing that in a color FLIR, which is why you see this color. It's actually nighttime that

00:04:11.840 you're seeing there. The white video that you see on the right is a drone that's above

00:04:16.960 the plane, actually, loitering around. They're both MQ-9 Reaper drones. And these drones,

00:04:22.320 they can go in like a hexagonal pattern above an area, and they're taking photos all the

00:04:27.940 time, like 300 photos several times per second. That data beams through relay satellites to

00:04:35.080 ground-based computers, and then it actually produces Google Earth video playback. And it's

00:04:40.920 a real-time plus rewind capability. So somebody logs into the system, they see a big, huge field

00:04:49.080 of view. They press somewhere on the screen. That will open up a window. That's the window

00:04:54.320 we're seeing in this. They can move the window around and track the object they want to track.

00:04:58.900 And then at the end of the video, now in this particular version, you don't see it,

00:05:02.640 there's a mouse cursor that comes on the screen, and they close the window at the end. I just wanted

00:05:07.580 to show people this version because you can see how both videos are perfectly in sync. You can even

00:05:13.700 watch how the orbs are perfectly aligned in both videos as well. And so this is huge because

00:05:20.820 previously, I was looking, how do you prove these videos are real? I had found the leaker of the

00:05:25.880 videos, a guy named Edward C. Lin. He legally changed his name around the same time I was on

00:05:31.820 your podcast, actually, after I started naming him as the guy that leaked these videos because nobody

00:05:36.940 knows he's the guy that leaked the videos. And I realized that I don't need him after I found the

00:05:42.860 Gorgon Stair revelation. The reason being, since that's Gorgon Stair increment two, that was only

00:05:49.540 announced a couple months after the plane disappeared, which means that Gorgon Stair has

00:05:56.320 been in use for 10 years. The number of Air Force personnel who've seen Gorgon Stair or Intel people

00:06:03.020 have seen it has to be thousands. That means thousands of people know that that is legitimate

00:06:09.420 wide area motion imagery footage. And they're just not saying anything about it. So at this point,

00:06:16.480 anybody who thinks the videos are fake, all you have to do is go to anybody in the Air Force

00:06:22.700 who's seen Gorgon Stair and say, is that Air Force Gorgon Stair wide area motion imagery?

00:06:30.100 So that's the big revelation. And just from the science perspective, I love that you're clicking and

00:06:35.020 pausing it here because I wanted Dr. Hugh to see this is that these dark lines that are in front

00:06:40.040 of the orbs. I've actually been able to figure out what's going on with these orbs. These orbs are

00:06:45.480 actually a hypersonic US Air Force design. Now, I don't know if Boeing or Lockheed Martin's the

00:06:51.160 defense contractor, it's probably one of the two of them. But what they are is they're a miniature

00:06:55.720 particle accelerator. They're in a hypersonic design that's based on the scramjet designs.

00:07:02.040 And it's basically just a tube that's a drone. And this tube sucks air in through the front.

00:07:08.040 And they use super powerful, superconducting magnets along the tube. And it turns it into

00:07:13.720 a particle accelerator that can compress the air or compress the plasma to cause fusion to occur.

00:07:19.740 And so what this allows is they can have a mechanism where they can expel propellant behind

00:07:24.160 them and have an intercept mode. And then when they lock into their object, they have a forward

00:07:29.420 facing laser that they can engage. And this acts as like a forward facing tractor beam,

00:07:33.900 a light sail without an actual sail. They can pull it forward. And then all they have to do is do the

00:07:39.160 calculations to figure out how fast the orb is moving and have the expellant or the laser in

00:07:44.180 front match that speed. And now you've created constant momentum. You're basically sailing through

00:07:49.720 the sky at the maximum efficiency possible for something that, you know, a rocket or any type

00:07:56.820 of propelled device. The last thing about them is that these powerful magnets also, we can see if

00:08:03.080 you watch the heat signatures of those orbs, there's a very clear green part in the orbs. When the orbs

00:08:09.620 first appear next to the plane, it's all green. It's because there's different modes. If they have the

00:08:14.220 green mode on, those are the electrons. And what do electrons do? They repel. So if I'm flying through the sky

00:08:19.140 and my electrons are in the way, it acts like a wall slowing me down. So they can use those to

00:08:24.520 control how fast they move. And then the electrons begin to move, like this green shape begins to shift

00:08:29.760 and move around. That's because the combined magnetic field around the plane is causing the

00:08:35.140 electrons within the actual orbs to shift around. They might even be able to move it on demand through

00:08:40.060 the fluid motion of the plasma to cause lift through Lorentz forces as well.

00:08:45.000 In one of these frames, it looks like the sphere

00:08:48.700 somehow overlaps the wrong side of the plane.

00:08:52.880 Oh, this has actually been like stabilized or something. So the reason this isn't the

00:08:57.080 original version you see here. So in the original version, there's no like cutting through or what

00:09:00.820 have you. In fact, in the original version, you can even see the orbs cut through the smoke

00:09:05.020 of the back of the plane. Because that's smoke coming out of the plane in this video.

00:09:09.860 The whole thing was a CIA operation. For the people that want to know...

00:09:14.120 Why though?

00:09:14.900 Yeah. So the why is that, and this is the high level overview, you can find all the evidence

00:09:19.240 and details on my Twitter and on my YouTube streams. But this was a CIA operation against

00:09:24.360 China by the United States. China would have been taking the 20 free-scale semiconductor

00:09:29.100 engineers. They would have been trying to force them to defect, get the technology from them

00:09:32.940 essentially. So what we've got going on here is that China, United States, probably Russia,

00:09:36.960 we're all trying to figure out this technology. China is trying to steal it from us. And we 0.79

00:09:41.640 conducted this elaborate counter-espionage operation, which includes a fire on the plane

00:09:46.060 in the cargo bay. We can see the heat signature right there a second ago. And why they did this

00:09:51.440 orb thing to the plane, they basically forced the plane to turn around. They get it away from

00:09:56.160 China into the Nicobar Islands. We have coordinates. We know exactly where this is happening.

00:10:00.920 And then they deploy these orbs right before the plane is actually about to crash into the

00:10:04.600 water. This plane's flying very low. Those are low-altitude clouds.

00:10:08.080 And you're saying they teleported the entire plane somewhere else?

00:10:10.840 They teleported the plane. They teleported that plane. That is not an annihilation we're

00:10:13.700 seeing happen to the plane. We have to have conservation and physics all the time. So if

00:10:18.100 something disappears from over here, it's got to reappear somewhere else over here. It's actually

00:10:22.340 a closed-loop teleportation protocol, meaning that there's a point A and a point B. Like, you

00:10:27.080 know, in some of the sci-fi movies, like if they have like a warp gate and you have to go

00:10:30.720 through that warp gate. That's what they're actually doing.

00:10:32.820 So in your view, this version of teleportation is actually moving it in a higher dimension

00:10:39.840 or moving it through space-time?

00:10:42.700 And that's what we're going to hear talk about here today is how is this all actually

00:10:46.920 possible? And how is it possible, like what we just saw there, that a plane can just vanish

00:10:52.140 and almost look like it doesn't even displace the background? And the answer to this is gravity

00:10:57.760 wave. What's the, when this happens, there's this big burst. Now, there have been people

00:11:04.820 claiming that this is just a stock graphic that can be used by anybody with video editing

00:11:10.060 software. And they claim to have found the source of it in a video game and then compared

00:11:14.420 it to an old 90s DOS video game.

00:11:16.280 Yeah, I remember that. The shockwave debunk. Yeah, it doesn't match at all. It really doesn't.

00:11:20.500 I mean, just go ahead and do a pixel comparison or do a shape comparison. It's similar, obviously.

00:11:23.520 I think that somebody just did a reverse image search and they found an effect. The problem

00:11:28.000 is you look that effect up, it doesn't have the same number of frames. The stock effect

00:11:31.140 has like seven frames. There's only four frames in our thing. None of the frames actually

00:11:35.040 match at all. They're like, oh, well, they just did some compositing to flip it around

00:11:38.520 or what have you. Well, okay. Let me just say, let me make it simple. Who's the guy that

00:11:42.920 did it, right? I've got billions of impressions. These videos are famous. They're making me money

00:11:48.300 because I'm putting them on my YouTube channel. Nobody's copyrights right to me.

00:11:51.260 Nobody would have been alleged to have fabricated, could simply just come forward and-

00:11:55.680 Anytime they want. And we had a $150,000 bounty for a while going on. Guys, there is no hoaxer

00:12:01.060 of the videos. I get it. And this is what people do is that they don't want to believe something's

00:12:04.040 real. So they come up with like, oh, this looks like this. Therefore, it must be this or that.

00:12:08.240 You know, the funniest thing about it is I keep seeing these stories where they're like,

00:12:12.380 this has already been debunked. And then they reference some YouTube crew. And I'm like,

00:12:15.980 in journalism, the fact that an expert says I disagree with it is not called a debunking.

00:12:21.980 It's called a counter opinion. Exactly.

00:12:24.580 So if they said, I looked at it and my expert opinion is that it's CGI. I need only then one

00:12:32.020 person who's a CGI expert to say no. And now it's a moot point. That's why it's not debunking

00:12:37.080 anything. And that's why it's typically hard to debunk things. I'm not trying to make it seem like

00:12:41.060 it's an easy thing to do. It could just be very difficult, if it is, to prove to people who want

00:12:48.380 to believe it. I think that the scientific method, one issue I have with the scientific method is that

00:12:53.500 they tend to say just because you can't reproduce something, that means it's not real. Just because

00:12:58.400 we can't detect it, that means it's not real. They're attempting to debunk potential with just

00:13:04.380 the phenomenon that they're unable to replicate the potential. So I agree.

00:13:09.900 And that's what, you're right, actually. And that's how is this possible? The answer is zero

00:13:15.420 point energy. And you say, okay, the first question is, if there is this big answer that

00:13:19.760 allows teleportation, free energy to be possible, why haven't academics figured it out? What's going

00:13:25.680 on? What's the big holdup? It should be this giant thing. There should be a bunch of evidence

00:13:30.080 that supports, and there is. There's a bunch of experimental evidence that supports. We are in a

00:13:34.540 medium. And that medium of space-time is made up of zero-point energy. And then the question is,

00:13:41.360 well, how much energy actually is there in this zero-point energy field?

00:13:46.600 Well, so real quick, we've got a NASA scientist here. Does that make sense?

00:13:51.480 Oh, yeah. A lot of things, you know, we can theoretically explain that phenomena. So you

00:13:59.120 mentioned about the first thing you said that use a laser, created a powered orb, and you

00:14:05.140 have a black trace in the back. Is that what you said the first time?

00:14:09.260 Yeah.

00:14:09.460 And then after, you mean the orb locked in with the object, the laser is no longer, that

00:14:16.340 black trace is already gone. Is that right?

00:14:19.640 It's a little bit more, but yeah. So they use that first to engage the plane. They are

00:14:24.200 expelling propellant from behind them.

00:14:26.240 That's right.

00:14:26.600 And then after they've locked in, it looks like it switches from no propellant behind

00:14:30.340 anymore and just laser in front, pulling it forward like a tractor beam. Yeah.

00:14:33.800 So it seems like Ashton already had the answer. So that's the laser focus, the laser beam,

00:14:41.040 the trace of a laser beam. So initially, they try to power. Your laser beam power dissolves.

00:14:47.380 But once they lock in, okay, it's a second mechanism, right?

00:14:50.260 Yep, second mechanism.

00:14:50.780 When they lock it in, the internal carry the beam and they start to trace just like a magnet,

00:14:57.700 called the coherent, locked in there. And then actually, they can trace that one

00:15:03.660 and actually interact, can attract to them, follow the object. So you have an answer. Yeah.

00:15:10.040 Yeah. So, and then how are they locked in like that in a triangle formation? Look up

00:15:13.920 magnet inversion. If people look at magnet inversion up, you say, okay, I have one positive

00:15:18.180 magnet. I'm surrounded by negative. And then I put those next to each other. What happens

00:15:22.840 is you get to a point where they attract, but then they lock in and they won't repel or attract

00:15:27.080 and they get locked into a perfect orientation. That's what we see with the orbs. Why are they

00:15:31.000 in a perfect triangle formation? Well, look at this. We've got, uh, we've got a UFO floating

00:15:35.260 right there in the middle of the room. Oh, yes. So the motion, when you're orbiting some

00:15:40.640 of some things, you lock in because the orbital motion generated called the centrifugal force,

00:15:46.660 right? Counterbalance, that's attraction force. And something that starts in motion will stay

00:15:51.380 in motion, right? So it keeps spinning. Yeah. Go ahead.

00:15:53.280 There was a story recently about a, uh, U.S. Air Force pilot who encountered one of the

00:15:57.820 tic-tac UFOs. And he said that it flew up to his plane and then locked in place. And when he would

00:16:04.380 bank left, it would stay perfectly locked with the plane. Was that guy just lying or is it that

00:16:10.580 these things actually exist? What I find fascinating about, uh, this claim in this story is regardless of

00:16:16.180 the, the veracity of the, of the, uh, the video itself, the idea that there could be orbs flying

00:16:23.560 around is this could just be another UFO video. They've released tons of them showing phenomena

00:16:30.320 very much like what these orbs are doing. Not in the same way, of course, spinning around the plane

00:16:34.420 and then the plane disappears. But we've got tons of stories of the tic-tacs locking in place,

00:16:39.540 flying alongside a U.S. aircraft. There was just a story, um, the other day where a former U.S. Air

00:16:45.080 Force pilot said that he encountered a UFO. It was flying alongside him. He looked to his left and

00:16:49.860 it was just there flying with him. We've got, what, dozens of stories like this? So is it really

00:16:55.680 hard to believe that something like this could exist? No, it's definitely real. And, you know,

00:17:00.740 there is something to this UFO phenomenon. To me, the bigger question just is, what is it? You know,

00:17:04.480 and I've seen you interview a lot of these people in the UFO, you know, connected to the UFO community or

00:17:10.300 even congressmen. I think I was watching, uh, I think it was Eric Burleson. Yeah. And I think

00:17:15.160 you had Tony Merkel on as well. It was a good conversation, but you know, respectfully, I think

00:17:18.800 none of the congressmen have any idea of what's going on with this. They've been kept in the dark

00:17:22.140 for the most part. There's a possibility that some of them know, but we have figured out this

00:17:26.360 technology, whether or not it comes from aliens or ancient civilizations, or we're just using that as a

00:17:30.740 cover-up. Or just people. Yeah, or just people, right? Just people doing stuff. Like the stuff we're

00:17:34.460 seeing in these videos, aliens aren't going around zapping airplanes. That's human stuff. That's human

00:17:39.060 behavior that we see. And so, uh, you know, sadly, like I think a lot of people, it's just too far

00:17:45.360 beyond the paradigm for people to think that we have stuff like teleportation technology or that

00:17:48.640 free energy could actually be real when we've been kind of brainwashed to think that, oh no,

00:17:52.740 it violates the first and second laws of thermodynamics. Um, and so I think that's the

00:17:57.540 big struggle for people to kind of wrap their brains around this. Cause the craziest part for me

00:18:01.900 was that I would thought the UFO people have been like, oh, Ashton's found these videos. This is crazy.

00:18:05.740 This proves that aliens can get here because otherwise there's no way they can get to us.

00:18:08.820 It's too far away. Right. But instead, no, they were like the most hostile about all of it. Almost

00:18:13.860 like, you know, I was like taking away their favorite toy or something related to this.

00:18:17.640 This is one of the weirdest things. And I mean, it's all due respect, but the issue of MH370 is not

00:18:23.940 the top of the news cycle nor the political cycle. Uh, I, I gotta be honest. It is, it's,

00:18:30.800 it's a story that exists, but the amount of hate, the amount of individuals who have dedicated

00:18:37.420 all of their time to harassing you and trying to discredit you is weird. It's very weird. Like

00:18:45.680 the fake book thing that was happening. I'm like, okay, hold on. I don't get that level of hate. I

00:18:51.640 get death threats. I'm like, this is weird. It's possible that it is government agents or,

00:18:56.420 or power structures that are afraid that if free energy gets dispersed to the human race,

00:19:01.160 that we'll destroy ourselves by dropping it on the ground.

00:19:03.420 Well, let's clarify efficient energy efficient. It's not actually free. They say the thing about

00:19:08.620 free energy and what they'll say can't exist because you can't get more energy out of a

00:19:11.640 system than you put into it. That's the second law of thermodynamics. Well, the truth is there

00:19:15.280 are no closed systems in the universe. Energy permeates reality. So you might see an expulsion

00:19:22.680 here, but that it's coming from somewhere just because you don't see where it's coming from.

00:19:26.280 Doesn't mean it's not coming from someone.

00:19:27.560 So, so when you say free energy, instantly the naysayers say, aha, that's fake. It's not real.

00:19:33.860 No, no, no, hold on. Efficient energy. This is, this is increasingly what humans have sought to be

00:19:38.580 doing through our advancement in technology is more efficiently control energy. That's basically

00:19:44.280 everything that we do.

00:19:45.900 Yeah. And when you watch the MH370 videos, like that's a good explanation for it. Cause we see this

00:19:50.740 plane get blipped out of the sky, but it's not this massive amount of energy released that we would

00:19:55.000 expect from conventional understanding of physics is just this tiny little blip, but that Boeing

00:19:59.420 triple seven represents a huge amount of energy due to its mass. I'm going to, I'm going to throw

00:20:03.360 it out there for the, for the anime nerds. Um, in, uh, in full metal brotherhood, uh, I'm sorry,

00:20:10.840 full metal alchemist, uh, brotherhood and the original. I don't know if you guys are familiar

00:20:14.520 with that at all. It's, uh, they live in a world of alchemy and they can draw circles that control

00:20:21.920 the flow of alchemical energy. And so they can draw a circle on a rock and then the rock

00:20:26.740 will reshape into a spear or something. There's one guy, however, Scar who has markings, but when

00:20:33.000 he tries to transmute, things explode and they describe it as in the show, he's not completing

00:20:41.440 the process of controlling the energy. He's stopping halfway, which is the destruction before

00:20:45.940 the reformation. The reason I bring that up, uh, somewhat just to shout out all the nerds

00:20:50.760 who are getting all giddy and excited because I like full metal alchemist. But when we look

00:20:54.220 at what we're doing with atomic bombs, for instance, that is simply the destructive process.

00:21:00.300 We've figured out a way to release tons of energy. We can't control it. So this tiny object

00:21:04.840 that we have can release an insane amount of energy and it's destructive. What would happen

00:21:10.020 if humans actually figured out how to take extremely dense forms of energy and then control

00:21:15.220 what that energy does to an, in an extremely efficient way. Yeah. So instead of just having

00:21:19.560 it explode, guide the energy in certain directions, how could you do it? I'm just saying if the

00:21:24.820 technology advanced to where you could, you can have a tiny, tiny little bit of uranium

00:21:29.220 blow up a whole city or antimatter, a one for a antimatter explosion, substantially more powerful.

00:21:37.180 If we could actually control how the energy flows, you could do tremendous things. So, uh,

00:21:43.100 right here, for instance, you can see on the screen where there's UFO floating

00:21:45.480 and it's just, it's a magnet surrounded by their magnets. It's quite simple.

00:21:50.640 If we, or I should say when we, because I believe it is possible, maybe we already did,

00:21:55.580 figure out how to utilize all of that energy that's in such a tight space,

00:22:00.120 not just to create an explosion, but to guide that energy in a solid direction,

00:22:04.800 we can levitate things very easily. There's, there's tremendous amounts of energy all around us.

00:22:09.400 So let me put it like this. An atomic bomb uses a very small amount of, of uranium or,

00:22:17.520 or mox plutonium, whatever it is we're using to make a explosion so massive, it can vaporize an

00:22:23.200 entire metropolitan area, depending on which bomb you're using. If, if all of that energy in such a

00:22:29.080 small space was just focused in a very tight space upward, instead of forcing everything around it at

00:22:36.740 hundreds of miles an hour outward, it would just hold itself.

00:22:39.980 It might have something to do with developing a magnetic monopole. Uh, when you're talking about

00:22:43.540 teleportation and momentum through, through, you know, what do you call this visceral reality? Um,

00:22:48.680 but they don't exist naturally in nature from what we know. And you've got to create it artificially

00:22:53.700 because every magnet naturally splits into a North and a South. But if you can have a magnet that's

00:22:57.520 just a North, then you can aim it and have great proportions.

00:23:01.100 I've seen weird stuff they've done where they've like bent magnets so they can create awkwardly

00:23:05.920 positioned poles. And then they use that for various tools. I was watching a video. It was

00:23:10.240 like a Ted talk or something. I don't know. I feel like you got to explain. Are we crazy?

00:23:13.520 No, no, actually make a lot of sense. And so I want to make a comment. One, one thing about it,

00:23:19.360 you know, Ashton, uh, just, just, um, just mentioned about that. What is the, uh, the laser laser,

00:23:24.400 the black trace of the laser beam. So that's, it's the principle is no different than we use a radar

00:23:31.040 locked in fighting airplanes and the follow the trace. But laser is a more high energy,

00:23:37.360 more modern technology to trace. So this is a very common. So there's nothing to be surprised

00:23:43.120 about. Yeah. If I could jump in, um, what we see with the plane is magnetic monopole,

00:23:47.680 because you're seeing this plane get encapsulated and then it's just not there anymore. You could

00:23:51.440 think of that as like a positive or a minus, which would mean that, oh, the other side is going

00:23:54.960 to be a positive or minus. Like last time I was actually on here, I brought Dave Rossi,

00:23:58.320 who's a defense contractor engineer. He's the guy that came up with the fourth orb hypothesis,

00:24:02.800 which is that, okay, this is a closed loop system. And what this would mean is that each

00:24:06.640 of those three orbs spinning around the plane, imagine them each having one negative charge.

00:24:11.120 So combined, they would have three negative charge. Okay. Well then the other side,

00:24:15.360 we would expect there to be three positive charge on the fourth orb, which is the destination.

00:24:20.080 So when that plane disappears and escapes out of our space time for a brief second,

00:24:24.320 where's it going to show up? Well, it's going to be attracted to the location

00:24:27.680 of the opposite charge, just like a magnetic monopole would effectively give us free energy.

00:24:35.280 Oh, definitely. Because now that's teleportation. Now we're talking,

00:24:38.240 I'm pulling something from over there and bringing it to me.

00:24:41.760 So, so one of the things you see often on the internet, these perpetual motion machines

00:24:45.200 is they'll get a bunch of magnets and they'll align them at an angle and the wheel will start

00:24:49.760 spinning. The problem with that is magnetic dipoles retract and repel. So it's going to lock

00:24:55.120 in place. It's not just going to get pulled forward. It's going to stop unless you're using

00:24:58.160 an electromagnet, which is you're pumping energy into the system. If we were able to create

00:25:02.640 physical monopole magnets that were just pulling, it's going to keep spinning.

00:25:07.520 And so you know what they do for that. And magnetic motors are real and are possible.

00:25:10.880 It's just not easy to pull off. But yes, the answer is use an electromagnet. Why? So when the

00:25:15.280 magnets are aligned in a certain way, they're going to attract, but once they get to this point

00:25:19.040 where they're even, now they're going to try to pull backwards, it's going to resist. So what do

00:25:22.960 you do? You've got your attractive force that you want, but then once they get to this point,

00:25:26.880 now that keeps going, it's going to pull back. What do I do? Well, I flip the magnetic pole.

00:25:30.560 So use an electromagnetic, you flip this off at the exact right moment. And now this side will

00:25:34.960 keep going. Then you turn it back on again when the next one comes around. That's a railgun.

00:25:38.640 And so it's just, all you're doing is pulsing off or on your electromagnet. And theoretically,

00:25:43.360 then now you, if it's, if your pulse is cheaper than how much energy you're producing from that

00:25:48.320 rotation. But this is, it's effectively what a railgun does. They take a, you know, a magnetic

00:25:54.960 metal, a ferrous metal of some sort, shape into a bolt, and then you have a series of electromagnets

00:26:00.240 that they turn on and off rapidly in succession, which pulls the bolt and then flings it out of

00:26:05.920 the gun at a high speed. I have a demonstration, but I cannot bring the track with me. So I

00:26:13.200 can't, I have all the magnets for thermos. Yes.

00:26:17.040 We need liquid nitrogen to do quantum locking and stuff.

00:26:20.160 Oh yeah. There's yeah.

00:26:22.240 We don't have the liquid nitrogen today.

00:26:25.200 Real quick. I want to address some other points because yes, I want to, I want to challenge all

00:26:29.680 the academic physicists out there to try to debunk the claims that we're making. And I'm also open to

00:26:35.120 a debate. Any academic physicist, a professor who wants to debate about zero point energy topics,

00:26:39.040 happy to debate about it. Free energy is real, but it is a misnomer. It's just

00:26:43.040 extracting zero point energy or any system that produces over unity can be considered free energy.

00:26:48.800 The first law of thermodynamics is not violated. Energy is not being created or destroyed in this

00:26:52.640 situation. We're just pulling it from a different source, the zero point energy, the ether. The

00:26:57.840 second law is not violated either. Why? You would say, well, no system can be perfectly efficient,

00:27:02.720 but we have another input. So we have one normal input that we're putting in, and then we have an

00:27:07.920 extra input of the zero point energy. And what that means is now when you combine those two,

00:27:12.480 even if the overall system is only 90% efficient, your output might still be greater than one.

00:27:17.440 That means over unity again. So yes, it is possible to produce over unity systems.

00:27:23.840 And this also means that we're going to reach a point where there is no scarcity on planet Earth.

00:27:29.120 If we can have consistent over unity systems are producing more energy out than what they're getting

00:27:33.280 put in, we're going to get to a point eventually where we have infinite energy. And also alchemy

00:27:38.960 is also real, is that when you look at cold fusion specifically, they are seeing transmutation of

00:27:45.200 elements in those processes. They were, it was reproduced many times over. If you talk to any expert

00:27:50.800 in low energy nuclear reactions like Bob Greenier, alchemy comes along with it. What this means is we are

00:27:55.840 looking at Star Trek replicators in our future, probably not in our lifetimes, but at some point

00:28:01.440 it's going to happen. The last thing I want to say is that nukes, I didn't think we were going to talk

00:28:05.760 about nukes, but Dr. Yu and I were talking about it on the ride over. And I was reading Friedwart

00:28:10.640 Winterberg's Principles of Thermonuclear Explosions earlier, yesterday actually, and the very first

00:28:16.720 introduction just straight up says they classified fusion research because a nuke has two stages. It has the

00:28:24.400 fission stage where the atoms are being separated, and then they flow into like a new area,

00:28:31.280 where the fusion stage occurs. And the fusion stage is where then you have this reaction occur and

00:28:37.360 it's being confined by this particular metal, and eventually it amplifies and you have your massive

00:28:42.560 explosion. And what they said was that they hid the fusion research because of nuclear weapons. It's

00:28:48.400 all been classified since the H-bomb, and the H-bomb was specifically when they figured it out. So I propose 0.58

00:28:55.360 they figured out this concept of zero-point energy, space not being empty, like during the Manhattan

00:29:00.160 project or right after. And that's when John Archibald Wheeler and Richard Feynman said,

00:29:05.760 the amount of energy that's in the zero-point energy is not this tiny, insignificant amount

00:29:10.320 that academic physicists will tell you. They said it's 10 to the 120. That's 120 zeros. They said it's

00:29:17.760 practically infinite. They said it's so much energy that the empty space in the size of this can

00:29:24.000 could vaporize all the Earth's oceans, all the Earth's oceans. So it's this huge amount of energy

00:29:29.600 that's available. And Friedwerk Winterberg, the same guy that wrote the nuclear explosions textbook,

00:29:36.800 he has a theory called the Planck-Ether hypothesis. So we're bringing the ether back. We're going,

00:29:42.160 okay, the ether isn't this viscous fluid that we're like going to touch and feel. It's this quantum

00:29:49.200 extra dimension filled with energy. And we're living on the surface, and we can't see this

00:29:54.560 extra dimension that's right there all around us all the time. And his theory of the Planck-Ether

00:29:59.200 hypothesis is essentially the same as zero-point energy, saying that this space-time energy explains

00:30:05.440 mass. It explains inertia, why we feel resistance when we move around. It explains distance. Why is there

00:30:11.520 distance when there should be no distance at all? And it also explains dark energy and dark matter too.

00:30:16.800 Okay, so you touched on so many topics. So let me bring my understanding of physics, bring some

00:30:25.360 understanding to what you're talking about. Number one, I want to emphasize Ian's point. Say we're

00:30:32.000 always confused with a perpetual motion machine versus real phenomena. So actually, we do not have a

00:30:38.800 perpetual motion because Ian mentioned that we have an open system. You only have a problem with a

00:30:45.440 perpetual motion. You have a closed system, no energy input, right? So now you constantly running.

00:30:51.360 It does not make sense. But in this case, the space actually permeated or filled with

00:30:59.680 matters of substance. Now, let's just say purely we're talking about the ether. So that's where brain

00:31:06.080 is called the zero-point energy point. So zero-point energy basically means it's the lowest state

00:31:12.880 of the universe, right? So it's almost zero degrees. We suppose there's no motions.

00:31:18.800 Why there kind of energy? That's exactly emphasized that space is not empty. Now say, what is in space?

00:31:27.840 Most people say ether, but ether has this negative connotation, like a hypothetical stuff.

00:31:34.880 I wanted to give my version is the space filled with fluid, magnetic fluid, made by just a small

00:31:44.800 magnets. Just you mentioned it. Whenever you subdivide magnets, you're always kind of smaller. So

00:31:50.720 how small this, I'm talking about this called a magnetic fluid, could be billions of times smaller than

00:31:58.560 electrons. You know, electrons, we consider one of the smallest fundamental particles, regardless,

00:32:05.360 you know, the neutrino, right? Yeah. So neutrino is supposed to be like 10 million times smaller.

00:32:10.800 Magnets can be infinitely subdivided. And this infinite subdivided and fill out the entire space. So

00:32:19.120 we are not just say fish living in the water have a medium of the ocean water, right? We are living on the

00:32:25.440 earth. We surrounded by atmosphere, right? In space, we said that space is a plasma field or something.

00:32:33.840 Actually, that's what a field we call that. I call the U-on magnetic field. So that means

00:32:38.880 field, field with the substance. That's the substance. Evidence is that stuff can carry transverse light

00:32:46.960 wave. And that's the same substance carry gravity. So gravity is just magnetic. We have a

00:32:54.480 unit. I call the universal, uh, magnetic, uh, magnetic medium. I think that, uh, have you heard of

00:33:00.640 Unruh radiation? There's this phenomenon. Um, yes, it's, uh, uh, there's this idea of, uh, quantized

00:33:08.000 inertia and it's this, it's, um, this theory that like a boat in the ocean, you know, you got the waves

00:33:13.680 going up and down. Well, if the boat is, Oh, I never tried that one. How do we get this on camera?

00:33:19.760 Is that on camera now? I don't know. There's no way to film the table over here.

00:33:23.920 So you, you demonstrate this is not a fake figure cat. Yeah. So I've got, uh, this is, uh, the doctor's

00:33:29.680 fly stick. It's a toy generates static electricity. That's right. That's all they do. And I got my tech

00:33:34.240 deck and I held it next to it and it pulls the, where was it? Yeah. Yeah. You probably have a, have a

00:33:42.000 little upper, you, you turn around. Oh yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It started going. Yeah. Probably you have,

00:33:46.960 the table is not perfect flat. Yeah. So, or it's, it, it, it, it, so it moved the skateboard.

00:33:52.800 Yeah. Move the skateboard. You can easily move this one. Yeah. The can's very easy.

00:33:57.360 I wonder if it, what it is, is it's similar to this, this, um, Unura radiation where if you have

00:34:01.040 a boat, check this phenomenon out. If you have a wall and then you have a boat in the water,

00:34:04.880 you have a wall and then the boat's floating there. The, the waves coming in are being broken by the boat.

00:34:09.520 So the waves on the other side of the boat between the wall and the boat are, are smaller.

00:34:13.440 Let me try. Radiation has been diminished. Therefore, the camera, the camera, it's slowly,

00:34:18.160 the boat slowly gets rocked towards the wall. You might call that gravity or magnetism,

00:34:23.040 but it's actually a diminishment of radiation because of, because of the diffusive properties of the matter.

00:34:32.560 I'm trying to demonstrate that everything gravity can do,

00:34:36.240 electromagnetic force can do, how many times better? 10 to the 36 power, billions of billions,

00:34:45.520 billions of billions, four billion tower better than this one.

00:34:48.320 Do you think that it's possible that gravity is a resonating frequency of magnetism?

00:34:52.320 Yeah. I mean,

00:34:53.040 That's exactly the point. Gravity is just part of a magnetic force attraction.

00:34:58.480 Yeah. And people will say, well, electromagnetic force can't account for gravity because gravity is too weak.

00:35:04.000 And I, and I, and so, yeah, it's a, by the way, the camera cannot see.

00:35:10.960 I don't, yeah, the camera can't see, but my, my fingerboard here, it's the Tim Pool Boonies Pro model.

00:35:16.720 And this will use the, the static electricity pulls it. I can put it on the table.

00:35:23.760 Oh, okay. Well, I, I just, I just explained this, this Unruh radiation. I'll do it again really quick.

00:35:28.480 So you, you've got a wall in the water and a boat floating in the water, all these waves coming in,

00:35:33.040 but the boat is breaking the waves. So the waves between the wall and the boat are smaller than the

00:35:38.240 waves in the, in the ocean. Therefore, this boat that's hanging here just starts to get slowly

00:35:42.480 rocked towards the wall because of the diminishment of what's called Unruh radiation. And so you might

00:35:48.160 consider that gravity or magnetism that it's, it's blocking its own substrate and therefore is

00:35:54.720 getting pulled, you know, it's, it's almost like a vacuum is being created in, in the radiation.

00:35:59.520 Yeah. And so that's, that's very analogous to the Casimir effect, right?

00:36:02.480 I can see that one. Yeah.

00:36:04.080 And what we're doing with the magnets here, this is just Eric Laithwaite's magnetic river,

00:36:08.080 which is that like, if you have a spinning object, it will actually flow opposite,

00:36:12.720 uh, potentially of the direction of the flow of, uh, the magnetism in this case. So you can actually

00:36:17.520 get it to go with object go the opposite of flow of like a river. So normally it's something

00:36:21.760 would, if a river would cause them to flow downstream, but it can actually flow, cause

00:36:25.840 things to flow upstream in this situation. Oh, check this out. Tim's about to see it.

00:36:32.560 That's just static electricity in action. Yeah. It's hard on the other side because it's not even.

00:36:39.760 It's working. Yeah. It works. Once you put hard on the table, it works, just goes.

00:36:44.960 What is that? Is it just like a battery and a, it's creating a static battery created something,

00:36:50.800 a brush rotate on table. You could see it though. Proof of concept on the, or you want me to try here

00:37:00.800 because of the camera can see it. Oh yeah. Oh yeah. Yeah. Oh, you, you, you, you, you do,

00:37:05.280 you do it right here. You know where, where, I mean, it was working perfectly over there. Yes. Yes.

00:37:09.440 Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Awesome. That's happening with our communication.

00:37:18.720 I can't get another thinking, all right? That's why they say, so when they see people have magnetic

00:37:23.200 personalities, I think they're talking about that. So gravity is a zero point fluctuation force. It is

00:37:29.440 related to this ether, this, this energy that permeates space time. And, and we know gravity waves

00:37:35.200 exist. We, LIGO detected gravity waves in 2015. Uh, but people had already figured out high

00:37:41.040 frequency gravitational waves way before that lab produced gravity waves. LIGO is only detecting low

00:37:46.160 frequency gravity waves, things that come from astronomical bodies, not things that might be

00:37:49.920 produced on a tabletop type setting. And one of the first things people say is, well, gravity,

00:37:55.280 how can gravity be related to electromagnetism? Electromagnetism is so much more powerful than gravity is.

00:38:00.640 But if you look at the, the forms, the equations for Coulomb's force and gravity, you'll find that the,

00:38:05.920 the forms of the equations are exactly the same. Identical. Yeah. Identical. You have just a constant

00:38:11.600 and then you have mass one or electric force one times mass two or electric force two divided by R

00:38:15.840 squared. Right. And it's the same for both of them. So then the question is, why are those constants

00:38:20.640 different? And this is where I pass it over to Dr. Yu for his example, right? Yes. That's exactly what's wrong

00:38:27.760 with Newton's gravitational equation. It assuming the higher mass, you know, gravity was proportional

00:38:37.920 to mass, you know, to the mass, the higher mass, you will have a higher gravitational force. That's

00:38:44.880 exactly what's wrong. When you use Newton's law to, to look at what is a galaxy rotating, spiral galaxy

00:38:54.240 rotating. He said, how could some galaxy on the edge of the universe, right? On the edge of a galaxy,

00:39:00.320 rotate so fast. Newton's law just does not generate enough force to them. Because that interaction is

00:39:07.760 not a Newtonian interaction. It's not based on the mass. It's based on the, based on what is called a

00:39:14.480 magnetic electromagnetic attraction, which is a 10 to the 36 power, which means 10 times 36 zeros higher than

00:39:23.920 gravity. So if you replace Newton's law, wrongly assuming force higher than mass, because at that

00:39:32.720 time, we do not know what mass is, okay? Just so that's why we have this called a dark, dark matter,

00:39:40.720 because we're missing matter. And we have a black hole at the center of the galaxy. We found that something

00:39:46.400 rotates super fast, and we're missing mass. Exactly what's wrong with you, you don't, you're assuming

00:39:52.880 something proportional to mass. So you do not have enough mass. It's a magnetic force.

00:39:57.600 So the, the reason they invented dark matter is to explain, well, if it has to be gravity that's

00:40:03.040 making the galaxy spin, then there must be a form. There must be more mass. But they haven't

00:40:08.000 ever detected it. They're just assuming, oh, but it's actually magnetism you're saying.

00:40:12.160 If we're in a medium, then it solves the problem of dark energy and dark matter at the same time.

00:40:16.720 Like dark energy is what we use to explain why the universe might expand faster than the speed of light.

00:40:21.600 So if I just imagine pouring some paint all over the table right now, and we imagine that paint is

00:40:25.840 the zero point energy, it's going to spread all along throughout the table, right? In a thin layer.

00:40:31.040 That's our space time. And then dark matter. Yeah, we just invented dark matter. We must have more mass

00:40:37.120 in our galaxies because these stars at the edges of the galaxies are moving too fast. But if we're in a medium,

00:40:41.520 that solves that problem too. In fact, it also solves the three body problem as well. So three body problems,

00:40:46.720 it says any three orbiting bodies can't stay stable in the long run. Eventually, one of them will be expelled out.

00:40:52.720 So if you look at our solar system, we have nine, or, you know, depending on how many you want to count.

00:40:57.040 And why we have Jupiter on the outside of us, which is huge. So every time we get close to Jupiter,

00:41:03.040 you would think it should pull us a little bit further away from the sun. And over billions of years,

00:41:07.120 like we should have been expelled out of the solar system already. Classic physics can't explain this.

00:41:12.240 I was listening to Neil deGrasse Tyson try to say, well, it just like cancels out. What

00:41:16.000 do you mean it cancels out? Like we're going near Jupiter every time. What cancels that out?

00:41:19.360 Nothing cancels that out. And so they can't explain this, but zero point energy explains it because

00:41:23.920 there's more stickiness there than what we think, because we're in a medium at that point.

00:41:27.920 Yeah. So that three body or millions of bodies right now, we're talking in the universe, that tell you how flawed Newtonian gravity theory.

00:41:40.560 Okay. So let's jump to this. Oh, go ahead. Keep going.

00:41:43.040 Yes. And I try to say, so what make everything in play? The reason we cannot solve three bodies,

00:41:49.680 Newton force is center to center, mass center to mass center, does not have enough constraint to a free body

00:41:57.440 in space. You each assuming rigid body need a six degree of freedom. Now you have three bodies.

00:42:04.880 Newton force only one dimensional from the center to center, does not have enough control. Of course,

00:42:11.280 it's a chaotic universe, right? If you change Newton into electromagnetic force, everything just

00:42:18.000 work the same way as we observe. You say they move in six, six dimensions? Oh, each,

00:42:23.520 if you want to control this rigid body, every rigid body, you have a sixth degree of freedom in order to,

00:42:31.440 to, uh, all these different directions. Yeah. In order to able to describe its position and orientation.

00:42:37.920 Okay. So that's like left, right, up, down, forward, and the rotation and rotation on each axis. And then in,

00:42:43.680 in, in like chemistry, the, the hexagon is super stable. The six points creating like this inward pressure.

00:42:49.760 Yeah. You, you, you, you would see it's a stable chemical elements, right? Has a symmetry, uh, some kind

00:42:55.440 of, uh, uh, distribution. Yes. Uh, yeah. Yeah. Something related to that one. I wanted to emphasize one

00:43:01.120 thing about, uh, you're talking about the global, I call the U on magnetic medium. This is the, so people

00:43:07.520 questioning, how do you know there's a matter filled out of space? What's the evidence is? This is the

00:43:14.320 same medium, electromagnetic, magnetic medium to transmit the signals from the Voyager one. We

00:43:21.520 have a Voyager one, Voyager two, both outside of solar system. We can still communicate just longer

00:43:28.880 hours, right? And through what, through the same medium, electromagnetic medium. So we receive signals

00:43:36.800 right now, right? And more importantly, that's the same electromagnetic, transmit the human thoughts.

00:43:44.320 Why people can call that what a telepathy, can sense your feelings, sense your thoughts,

00:43:49.920 thousands of miles away. It's called ephaptic coupling. It's where two neurons. Exactly.

00:43:54.720 This coupling talking about, uh, is this a good term? However, mechanism is a through this

00:44:01.040 electromagnetic medium. I call that U on medium. Okay. So that's a fun story because

00:44:07.040 there's a famous quote by Ben Rich or a story from Ben Rich. He was a Lockheed Martin

00:44:11.200 Skunk Works director. And he said, we've got stuff in black projects that will never come out,

00:44:15.600 but anything you could imagine that you've ever seen, we can already do. And somebody kind of

00:44:19.920 confronted him about this and said, like, how is all this stuff you're talking about possible? Like,

00:44:24.080 what's the physical mechanism? He goes, how is ESP possible? The guy thinks about it and goes,

00:44:28.800 huh, that's a weird thing. He goes, um, all points in space and time are connected. And Ben Rich says,

00:44:34.080 exactly. Right. So to your point, yes, there is this coupling that must be happening.

00:44:39.280 Connected. It's connected. Human thoughts connected. Yeah. Through this feeling connected.

00:44:43.680 Through what? Same universal magnetic field. Yeah. Localized magnetic fields. The earth has one,

00:44:51.840 the sun has one, the galaxy has one. And if you look at the fields, the line goes straight up,

00:44:56.240 you'll see that the fields go like in this, this shape around the body, but then you'll see right

00:45:00.160 in the middle, one line will go straight up and that's going to like the galactic field,

00:45:03.840 which is then going straight up to the universal field, which is going up to the universal two field

00:45:08.080 or whatever. And within these greater fields, we're able to communicate. So here's the thing

00:45:12.720 that's important too, is that the zero point energy is electromagnetic in nature. You can even listen to

00:45:16.480 Leonard Suskind, famous astrophysicist say that we know that even if you take out all the heat and

00:45:22.080 all the light from a region of space, we still have this zero point energy, the lowest ground state,

00:45:26.560 but there's still something there. This electromagnetism is there, but there's no mass. They say that at least

00:45:31.040 there's no mass, but maybe it's just made up of these neutrinos or relic neutrinos or what have you.

00:45:36.160 But what does this mean then? You know, if we think about what are these, some of the scientific

00:45:39.680 discoveries have come out that could be implications, the first one I think about is that EM drive,

00:45:45.200 the impossible drive that they talked about a few years back. It was like 10 years ago or so where

00:45:49.840 they were testing this, basically just a cone. It was a cone and the idea was that it would produce

00:45:54.800 asymmetric thrust. And the way that's possible is because we're in a medium. If you're in a medium,

00:46:01.520 this is now just the same concept as like how a submarine works. Submarines just displacing the

00:46:06.240 water around it. So it's basically swimming through the medium of the water. This would be the same

00:46:10.800 thing that the EM drive was doing. So this is where I want to ask Dr. Yu here, because NASA is the

00:46:17.040 ones that actually tested the EM drive.

00:46:18.960 Oh, you're talking about the ego lab.

00:46:21.680 Do you guys know who tested the EM drive?

00:46:24.160 Negative.

00:46:24.560 By chance?

00:46:24.960 Wait a minute.

00:46:25.520 Well, go ahead and tell them, Dr. Yu.

00:46:27.120 We call it Sonny White. It was Harold Sonny White. Harold Sonny White was just on Joe Rogan

00:46:34.960 like three or four weeks ago. And he was having Joe Rogan hold a free energy microchip.

00:46:41.600 Oh, I saw that.

00:46:42.320 Yeah. He goes, here's the prototypes. He goes, hold on to this. He's like, if we make an array

00:46:46.880 of this on our wafer, these microchips, it can produce, I think he said like three watts or something

00:46:51.520 like that, but enough where you could put it in your phone and your phone would never run out of

00:46:56.080 battery ever again. And I'm just going, wait, the same guy that tested the EM drive for NASA,

00:47:01.520 and by the way, found anomalous thrust with it. They just kind of covered up. He found anomalous

00:47:05.920 thrust. He's on Joe Rogan handing out free energy microchips. And the best part was he shows him

00:47:10.880 the free energy microchip and he goes, oh, and while we were testing this free energy microchip,

00:47:14.800 we just decided to see if like the like energy pattern that it creates is consistent with a warp bubble.

00:47:21.280 What you just tried, you just thought, oh, maybe this would also allow warp drives to happen

00:47:24.800 because what they're doing is they're saying, we are extracting this energy from the zero point

00:47:28.960 energy field. And that could represent negative energy density. The negative energy density is

00:47:35.600 exactly what we need for a warp drive or a wormhole, according to Miguel Alcubierre's 1994 warp drive

00:47:42.480 metric. So it's clear what Sonny White's really thinking. The message he's putting out there is going,

00:47:47.920 we can produce negative energy. It's just not what we were thinking. It's essentially extracting

00:47:52.320 this zero point energy from space time itself produces this negative energy density. And we

00:47:57.840 know this is true. It's proven to be true. We have the Casimir effect proves it similar to what you were

00:48:02.400 saying before is we just take two uncharged metal plates, put them very close together and just have

00:48:07.760 them sit there. They'll come together all on their own, no external force whatsoever. Why? Because

00:48:14.080 certain wavelengths of the zero point energy can't fit between the plates. And if that's the case,

00:48:19.120 that means there's less wavelengths on the inside than there is on the outside, which causes pressure

00:48:23.680 to occur. This is what Harold Sonny White's saying. We can engineer this at the micro scale with microchips

00:48:32.000 and potentially we can scale that up. And if we could scale that up, then we could create

00:48:36.000 all the stuff that you see in Star Trek all the time.

00:48:38.480 Yeah. I want to give a physical basis of where this zero point energy comes from.

00:48:44.160 Okay. So since we are, you know, I try to replace the word called the zero point energy,

00:48:51.440 just like replace ether with called the universal magnetic fluids, which is a real substance. And we

00:48:59.760 can also replace the zero point energy. Use the word, this is called the universal magnetic fluid. That's the medium.

00:49:10.080 And so now you're talking about where this energy come from, right? So that's at the lower state.

00:49:15.520 Did you see we have a sunlight?

00:49:19.200 Lots of lights traveling. We see a lot of different lights, a lot of different explosions happening in the

00:49:27.520 star system and in the galaxy. These are the external energy, make this medium vibrating. So that's where

00:49:35.040 energy is infinite level of energy as long as the universe exists. So you would have the vibration

00:49:41.760 that's the energy existing. Is it because electrons can, I was wondering about electrons and fermions

00:49:47.280 in general, that they can spin down in one area as another one spins up elsewhere. They don't just have

00:49:52.480 to move through space. They can actually spin down and recreate elsewhere. And so you might see a star

00:49:58.960 a hundred billion light years away as actually creating energy here.

00:50:03.440 Uh, entanglement. Yeah.

00:50:05.040 Yeah. So that must be entanglement, right? That's what, that's the concept of entanglement.

00:50:07.840 Go ahead.

00:50:08.240 What, what, what is the underlying function of entanglement?

00:50:11.040 Entanglement. Oh, okay. You wanted me to answer?

00:50:13.440 Well, I guess I'll start. Sure. So, I mean, when we think about entanglement, that's where I think

00:50:17.040 you have to have a medium. If you have one thing happening over here and super, super far away,

00:50:22.960 you know, we have another thing happening as an equivalent. Like I moved to the right here,

00:50:26.080 I get equivalent movement. There must be a connection between those two points. So I'm not

00:50:30.640 sure if the camera can see this, but we could imagine that our three-dimensional reality is actually

00:50:34.480 a two-dimensional reality. We're living on top of this table and we can't see up. We can only see left or right.

00:50:40.400 But we know there's more to our reality. We, because we're higher dimensional beings,

00:50:44.240 we can see that there's more to this space that's all around us. So what's entanglement then?

00:50:50.160 Entanglement is me taking my hand and putting two points between this two-dimensional space.

00:50:56.400 We now can see there is a connection between these two points. But if I'm living on the surface,

00:51:00.080 I can't see that. I can only see the physical manifestation.

00:51:03.840 So it's, so it's, if there is a particle that's entangled,

00:51:08.240 you could imagine it like we see this one electron here, miles and miles away,

00:51:12.880 there's an electron here. When we apply a charge here, we see the same effect on both sides,

00:51:16.720 but it's actually in a higher dimension, they're actually connected.

00:51:20.400 And so this is where I wanted to talk to you because I remember before I even wanted,

00:51:24.800 hey, the reason why I wanted to talk to you originally over a year ago is because you were

00:51:27.760 talking about, you've seen faster than light communication or quantum communication systems.

00:51:32.080 And I've not seen them, but I've spoken with people who work in government who say that,

00:51:37.200 uh, well, I'll say this too. They were like, this is confidential. You can't repeat this.

00:51:41.440 Yeah. Oh, it's been three or four years. So I'm repeating it now. But, uh, they said it's,

00:51:46.000 it's actually, I mean, come on, let's be real. We know about entanglement. This is mainstream

00:51:51.680 science. This is not any kind of weird stuff. You go to any university, they'll talk about

00:51:54.480 entanglement. Obviously big corporations are trying to figure out how to instantaneously

00:52:00.080 send data. You need only send two bits, just yes or no over this, over this entanglement to be able

00:52:08.640 to transmit data. And then to upgrade your speed and data transmission, you just need more

00:52:14.080 entanglement. Naturally, once a university says, oh, hey, entanglement, we can do it. Any billionaire

00:52:20.960 is going to be like, I need this. And so they've, they've, they've probably been researching and

00:52:24.320 investing in this for decades. Yeah, no, they've figured it out. And if you pull up,

00:52:27.600 I had some slides that I presented for the Cosmic Summit last week. Slide number 25 talks about

00:52:31.680 quantum entanglement and non-locality. This is one of the defense intelligence reference documents

00:52:36.480 that called the DIRDS. These were classified papers that were released around 2017. They were

00:52:41.040 some of the most popular scientific papers on the Pentagon's private servers ever. This one is

00:52:47.280 written by John Kramer. He's an experimental nuclear physicist out of University of Washington.

00:52:52.480 And he explains exactly how they do what you just said, because we know quantum entanglement

00:52:57.280 exists. What they say, though, is that there's no way to manipulate or transfer information. Because

00:53:01.840 if I were to try to measure the movement of the one electron entangled electron, it breaks the

00:53:06.240 coherence down. Coherence falls apart. So we can't just say, okay, I'm going to move this one to the

00:53:10.640 right, and then this one will go to the right. We can't do it. It's not that simple. But they figured

00:53:14.400 out a way to get around that problem. With entanglement, these EPR experiments, they call them,

00:53:19.120 they're Einstein-Paldosky-Rosen experiments. They're basically like double-slit experiments. What they do is

00:53:24.000 they shoot one electron or, you know, one particle goes this way, and we're going to just see what

00:53:27.920 that does. That's our base. We send the other one down a different path. And this is where we

00:53:31.760 manipulate the second path. We can change the distance of the path. What they did was they set

00:53:36.080 up a switch. They basically say, okay, we're going to send this down this path, and we're going to have

00:53:39.600 like a train track. We're going to say, we either go A or you go to B. And if you go this way,

00:53:44.000 on the double-slit experiment, you get the two slits. And if you go the left way, you don't get the two

00:53:48.880 slits, you get the wave pattern. And so now what this means is if I'm looking at the right,

00:53:52.480 I either see the wave pattern or I see the double-slits. And you can see that.

00:53:56.480 That's your yes or no.

00:53:57.360 That's a yes or no. That's your yes or no. And it only takes a few photons

00:54:02.000 for them to be able to tell exactly what pattern it is. And so they can, so the amount of time it

00:54:06.960 would take like a computer to be able to tell which shape it's showing you is like a fraction

00:54:10.640 of a second. Yeah.

00:54:11.760 So now you've created binary. And so now you can just flip your switch off or on. And you,

00:54:16.400 if as long as you have a two-way communication system, like walkie-talkie type stuff,

00:54:19.840 you can send a communication and now it doesn't matter. And that, that is the core function of

00:54:23.200 all computers. Just a whole bunch of yes and no. Yep. And so what this would allow you to do is

00:54:28.640 it's not going to potentially allow retro-causal communication. Like you're not potentially going

00:54:32.800 to be able to transmit to the past, although more to come, but it would allow you to like control

00:54:37.360 the Mars rover on earth in real time, which we would consider to be impossible because it's super far

00:54:42.960 away. But you could do that. Or for the gamers out there, no lag. The quantum internet, which is

00:54:48.320 coming, will have no lag. You'll be able to play against those kids in South Korea. And you know,

00:54:52.480 it'll be all real-time instantly.

00:54:53.600 And then what happens when they can neural link you?

00:54:55.520 Yeah. Well, that's, I mean, that's a whole nother novel.

00:54:56.960 Real-time, lag-free universes, interplanetary. It's like that show, Altered Carbon.

00:55:02.960 Yeah.

00:55:03.280 Where they don't actually travel from planet to planet because that would take too long.

00:55:07.760 In the show, they established colonies on other planets that took hundreds of years to do

00:55:11.920 and set up faster than light communications. And if you want to go from Earth to say, you know,

00:55:17.920 Mars, you don't get on a rocket. You network your consciousness into a new body and it transmits

00:55:23.920 faster than light your consciousness into a new body on that planet. So you just, you're there.

00:55:28.960 Okay. I wanted to give a physical, uh, physics explanation of this entanglement.

00:55:35.360 Okay. I want to bring the audience on. Okay. So whenever we say two, uh, particles,

00:55:41.280 normally just like you said, electrons, right? Spin up, spin down. You, you find out that whenever

00:55:46.640 you do experiment, right? You always spin up and spin down two electrons or photons, exactly opposite.

00:55:53.920 And then to generate it. Why? When it has to spin up and spin down, they are magnets, magnetic locking.

00:56:00.960 They are created the same thing. Neutral and send it out. So I try to say, you can have as, uh,

00:56:08.480 called the entanglement, some magnetic locking without invoking actual dimension.

00:56:13.920 Oh, really? Magnetic force itself locked them. And you, uh, you know,

00:56:18.720 Ashton said, it's very important. A lot of experiment claim we discovered this and that one.

00:56:23.920 When you use instrument to measure them, you break the coherence. Exactly. That's the unwinding of the

00:56:29.920 conference. We find out a lot of measurements actually is because of the measurement equipment

00:56:36.400 ordered the orientation. So magnetic locking would be sort of like a faptic coupling where you get two

00:56:44.480 electrons, a hundred billion light years apart are locked together. And it looks like entanglement,

00:56:49.440 but it's actually through the localized magnetic field of the galactic. You know, you know,

00:56:53.840 one thing they have to generate as a simultaneously, this, this particle, and then send it to

00:56:59.120 spread it to billions of what is a light years away. So in order, we're talking about the, uh,

00:57:04.960 called the quantum entanglement. You are not, so generate the two quantum particles, uh, distance away.

00:57:12.080 No, that's not the case. We are talking about the generate the simultaneously generated, uh,

00:57:17.040 twin photons or twin electrons. Now they started with opposite the pole attract, right? They started

00:57:25.520 locked. Now you send it far away. And they said, now you change when the other one will change.

00:57:32.240 But a lot of a measurement is due to a lot of a change is due to error of a measurement. The

00:57:36.960 equipment will alter their orientation. Yeah. Measuring things is like poking and prodding

00:57:41.760 them. Exactly. Inference. The measurement, the equipment, the process, inference the behavior.

00:57:46.800 I may be wrong on this, but I think they're trying to get around that too. I think they

00:57:50.240 call it coincidence, something or other. So the idea is that right now with entanglement,

00:57:54.800 we have to produce it right on the mat. So you shoot it out of the laser and they're entangled

00:57:58.080 from the point where they're created. But the next step would be, can I just produce entanglement

00:58:02.720 from two existing things that are already out there? So they try to do that now? That's what I'm

00:58:07.440 pretty sure they're doing. And I think they're doing it through Bose-Einstein condensates,

00:58:10.480 which is basically cymatics using frequency to manipulate matter. And they can reverse engineer

00:58:16.080 like a vortex motion. If you imagine there's this extra dimension, kind of like with your bathtub,

00:58:20.240 if you pull the bathtub drain, you're gonna have this vortex. We don't really see the water going

00:58:23.920 down that. We don't see the water in the drain, but we know it's going down that drain. And so what

00:58:28.640 they can do is from our three-dimensional reality, they can say, oh, we see this entanglement process.

00:58:32.320 We can reverse engineer the Schrodinger equation and figure out what is that actually doing through the

00:58:37.200 medium through the extra dimension, which would allow you then to produce entanglement

00:58:41.520 anywhere you want at will. And I think that's essentially where they're at right now,

00:58:46.480 which is essentially manipulating reality.

00:58:49.200 You're saying they're able to infer the dimensions of the matter that they want to entangle?

00:58:54.800 Yeah. So again, if we're on this flat two-dimensional surface, but we know there's this extra dimension

00:59:01.120 up here, we could see the shape of that extra dimension interacting on our 2D surface.

00:59:06.880 Like it might just look like a circle, right? If it was actually a vortex. But they can look at that,

00:59:11.360 and they go, okay, they can assume there's this extra dimension. And they can say, okay, well,

00:59:14.800 based on what the shape we see, we can tell the tilt of the vortex in the extra dimension.

00:59:20.080 And they go, okay, well then all we have to do, once we have our tilt, we can just find out what

00:59:22.880 those vectors are, we can solve for the vectors, and now we can produce an exact opposite interaction

00:59:27.680 that we want. Oh. Yeah.

00:59:29.280 So you create the opposite of the particle to essentially instantiate a...

00:59:35.280 Depending on what you want to do. If you want to produce something out of nothing,

00:59:38.080 you know exactly what kind of frequency you need to do to produce it. If you want to counteract

00:59:41.760 something, then you could reverse engineer the interaction and...

00:59:44.320 You know, in regards to things having to be, you were saying, in order for an entanglement to occur,

00:59:48.240 things, two photons have to be created at the same spot and then sent apart.

00:59:51.760 And through the same medium.

00:59:53.760 And I wonder about the beginning of the universe, the Big Bang, they call it,

00:59:57.920 but I see it sort of as like we're in a Taurus, and it's constantly, we're constantly...

01:00:02.320 The reason why you see a red shift in the further reaches of space,

01:00:05.440 they think it's getting further away faster, so that the wavelength is actually getting longer.

01:00:09.280 But I'm like, well, maybe you're just seeing the wavelength from a different angle.

01:00:12.720 So it looks very short, and then you see it from here, and now all of a sudden,

01:00:16.240 that same wavelength, it looks a little more red because it looks...

01:00:19.360 So the universe is bending around and wrapping through this Tauroshal center, 1.00

01:00:24.560 and where everything is coming together and re-entangling and then exploiting out,

01:00:28.080 and now we're all entangled. But that's different than actual entanglement,

01:00:32.240 apparently, as far as...

01:00:33.360 Exactly. So you just mentioned about the basic space-time or something.

01:00:39.040 I want to emphasize one thing is when we say something expanded, right?

01:00:44.160 The current explanation is space, it's self-expanding, right?

01:00:48.880 So you said, I read the shift. It's not because of things moving away.

01:00:54.240 It's due to space expansion and the drag, everything in it expanded.

01:01:00.080 That's a fallacy. You know, space actually is...

01:01:04.720 Space itself is not a geometry, which is...

01:01:08.320 So that's why we said, oh, space...

01:01:11.040 What is called a distort space-time created gravity.

01:01:15.120 So we have another interpretation.

01:01:17.200 So, so-called space-time is just electromagnetic field.

01:01:22.880 That's a real thing.

01:01:25.280 And if you...

01:01:26.320 So, so-called distort it.

01:01:27.680 You do not need to distort it.

01:01:29.520 The electromagnetic field can generate attraction.

01:01:31.920 So that's what gravity interaction is all through this electromagnetic field.

01:01:36.960 It's the same thing.

01:01:37.760 If you think of the universe as a torus, I mean, magnetic fields are toruses.

01:01:40.800 So it just tracks that we are in this rotating magnetic field.

01:01:46.160 And yeah, if you go to, uh, Tim,

01:01:48.000 I don't know if you can pull up slide number,

01:01:49.840 probably the first slide or second slides, so...

01:01:52.000 Number one?

01:01:53.040 Uh, yeah, uh, yeah, like the, probably the one right after that.

01:01:56.080 So, the first, uh, scientist...

01:01:58.480 You are not...

01:01:59.280 The first scientist I found was...

01:02:00.480 He's not playing.

01:02:00.880 He knows the exact location there, so...

01:02:03.360 Yeah, Robert Forward was the first person that showed that we can actually

01:02:06.480 extract this zero-point energy and turn it into charging a battery.

01:02:09.760 And he found that out in 1984.

01:02:11.600 So, a lot of these physicists you'll talk to, they'll go, well, yeah, the zero-point

01:02:14.480 energy is there, but there's no way to extract it, even if you have the plates.

01:02:17.360 But yes, Robert Forward showed that, yes, the plates coming together can charge a battery.

01:02:21.040 Now, perpetual extraction, we need something else.

01:02:23.360 That's why they've been building these microchips.

01:02:25.360 If you go to the next slide, Hal Pudoff is the world's leading expert on zero-point energy.

01:02:30.960 And Hal Pudoff, uh, is also connected to this UFO topic.

01:02:36.320 He was a CIA guy, he was naval intelligence, he was also a remote-viewing guy with SRI,

01:02:43.200 Stanford Research Institute, as well.

01:02:45.360 And Hal Pudoff came up with this paper that says, uh, gravity is a zero-point fluctuation force.

01:02:50.560 Gravity as a zero-point fluctuation force.

01:02:53.520 That's essentially the same thing that Dr. Yu is saying here.

01:02:57.680 And Hal Pudoff, this was posted in a physical review, by the way, guys,

01:03:01.120 so this is not a small paper.

01:03:02.320 These are all peer-reviewed scientific papers.

01:03:04.080 And what he says here is that we can actually, from first principles,

01:03:07.760 we can get, uh, Einstein's equations for gravity, considering gravity to be this

01:03:13.360 electromagnetic force produced by zero-point energy.

01:03:15.920 So what that would mean is we're in this zero-point energy,

01:03:17.920 then gravity is the ripples in that, the divots.

01:03:21.040 So if I have this huge mass, like a planet, it's going to create this ripple in the zero-point energy.

01:03:25.440 And that's, and then the second paper, I just want to address one more,

01:03:30.160 is, um, the ground state of the hydrogen atom.

01:03:34.720 The ground state of the hydrogen atom, this is the first paper that Hal Pudoff wrote,

01:03:37.760 right before his gravity is a zero-point fluctuation force.

01:03:40.320 And people wonder, why is this paper so important?

01:03:43.760 Ground state of the hydrogen atom does not radiate energy at rest.

01:03:47.600 And the main takeaway is Hal Pudoff says, every atom is constantly in an exchange of energy

01:03:53.920 between the zero-point energy and our reality out there.

01:03:57.280 It's a, it's energy is being released into our reality.

01:03:59.440 It's being pulled in through the zero-point energy everywhere.

01:04:02.560 Now this opens the door to, you know, manipulation of the ether, manipulation of matter,

01:04:08.480 potentially, you know, warp drives, wormholes, all of this stuff.

01:04:12.560 And it also opens the door again to extracting that energy for use.

01:04:16.480 You know, uh, Nassim Harriman has a paper called the Schwarzschild proton,

01:04:19.680 where he's derived that every, uh, proton is actually two protons revolving around each other

01:04:23.920 at the speed of light, uh, around a black hole, or, or that each one is a black hole revolving around

01:04:28.800 each other. And that, that also makes sense with what you're saying, that atoms are actually just

01:04:33.120 taking matter and, and, and spinning it. That is just these fluctuation points, uh, within the,

01:04:40.480 so, I mean, I guess it's just a sense of like twisting space-time.

01:04:43.040 Yeah. I think Nassim Harriman, I think he's accurate. I mean,

01:04:45.200 if anybody can claim to be a zero-point influencer before me, it's probably him,

01:04:48.960 because he's been on this bandwagon for a while. I haven't personally interacted with him. Um,

01:04:53.840 but I think really to take the next level is like, who are the people that have figured this

01:04:57.760 out and who are the ones that were hiding it and what have you. And that's where I'm looking

01:05:01.360 directly at Hal Puthoff and his right-hand man is Eric W. Davis. This guy's been in these UFO

01:05:07.920 hearings sitting next to Anna Paulina Luna, and they're asking him about how many kinds of aliens

01:05:12.800 exist. And I'm going, have you looked at his scientific papers? Teleportation physics study,

01:05:18.000 traversable wormholes, warp drives. He's the world's leading expert on warp drives and wormholes

01:05:22.400 and negative energy. And people are asking him about how many aliens exist. It's like,

01:05:26.800 Eric Davis helped the Air Force figure out working teleportation. And nobody seems to want

01:05:32.240 to ask him about it. Just, if you go to slide number, uh, which slide number is this? Slide

01:05:39.360 number 13, teleportation physics study. Eric W. Davis paper, Frank Mead with the Air Force Research

01:05:47.440 Labs is the project manager. He's a project manager on like all these papers. And this paper shows

01:05:53.280 there are different types of teleportation as we would think about them. We're not talking about

01:05:56.480 sci-fi teleportation where we're dematerializing things down and then rebuilding it atom by atom.

01:06:01.600 It's, it's more of a polarizable vacuum model, the VM teleportation, which is essentially

01:06:07.120 electrifying the vacuum because the vacuum is electromagnetic in nature. The zero point energy is,

01:06:12.800 and that's how we can interact with this zero point energy. I think that what they're able to

01:06:16.320 do is push that zero point energy aside. And then we go from our false vacuum to our true vacuum,

01:06:23.680 our true nothingness. And that's where all points in space and time are connected. And that's how you can

01:06:28.800 allow for a type of teleportation event. And last thing is this would mean too, that wormholes and

01:06:34.560 warp drives are the same fundamental physics. The only difference would be how much we're pulling on

01:06:40.000 that zero point energy. If we pull a little bit on the zero point energy, it will pull us forward,

01:06:43.920 according to negative mass theory. If we pull a lot on that zero point energy, then we create a singularity

01:06:49.600 where at some point you just vanish. I think about teleportation and apparition

01:06:56.000 movement. Basically, we look at this three dimensional reality, like we're moving through

01:06:59.600 space, but realistically we're appearing in place. And then as we think we're moving,

01:07:03.840 we're appearing in place in a new position. We're constantly appearing in a new position.

01:07:07.520 We are teleporting through space. We're more apparating through space. So the idea that we

01:07:12.560 could apparate into maybe in a further position than what three dimensionally is very, that seems

01:07:18.000 very natural. We should be thinking more in terms of waves than actual particles. And we shouldn't

01:07:21.680 be thinking of everything as being like a real physical thing. We should be thinking of more of

01:07:25.520 being like rendered in a specific location, which is weird for us to think about because we think of

01:07:29.520 everything as being physical stuff that we're interacting with. But when you really boil it all down,

01:07:34.240 it all comes back to waves. And so, you know, even light, people say, oh, well, light's a particle.

01:07:40.320 You know, they say Einstein was an absolute genius. General relativity is huge because it means that

01:07:46.400 we're all in our own little bubble and we're all experiencing time at a different rate. It just seems

01:07:51.040 like it's the same because we're all on the earth at the same time. So Einstein was absolutely right

01:07:55.920 about that, but he couldn't be more wrong about the particle light being a particle.

01:08:00.320 So you ever see this? This is how the video game Horizon Zero Dawn renders as you're playing it.

01:08:06.960 The pyramid is your visual, it's the visual direction that you're looking. And so you can

01:08:12.880 see that the world actually forms as you're about to see it. That's kind of how your body moves through

01:08:19.120 space. You form in the new spot. Your body is the map that is constantly moving.

01:08:25.200 And this is how I imagine the teleportation is that it's like rendering from one location

01:08:29.920 and re-rendering into a new location, but it's not actually disassembling it. It's just that...

01:08:34.720 The reality is we live in a simulation and the US government just got cheat codes.

01:08:41.120 They're using trainers and the admins are upset about it.

01:08:43.840 Yeah. Let's go into wave-particle duality because when I look at wave-particle duality,

01:08:48.560 I think they say is light, is photons, particles. I think it's both. I think that what we're

01:08:52.000 looking at is a bunch of beads and we're seeing the outline of the beads. The two-dimensional

01:08:55.440 outline is the wave. We're seeing the above, but it's actually, it could be, just depends on how

01:08:59.600 you look at it. But I'm open to interrupt.

01:09:01.840 That's the part. That's part of reach. Ian mentioned so many parts. That's the double-slit

01:09:06.480 experiment. Is that light as a wave or particle? So we have that special topic here. And also

01:09:13.280 photoelectric effect. So, you know, he's just saying, I believe that's one of the blunder

01:09:19.280 by somebody with Nobel Prize on that one, right? I will explain that. Before that one, I want to

01:09:24.080 emphasize one point. Ian just mentioned about the two black holes, right? Orbiting together. That's the

01:09:30.480 experiment. That's something they measure the gravitational wave from interactive orbiting

01:09:35.600 two black holes. Eventually, they are smashed impact. So I want to emphasize what LIGO,

01:09:43.200 that's the facility who measured, called the gravitational wave, what they are really measured.

01:09:49.280 What they really measured is a so-called gravitational wave is nothing more just

01:09:54.400 electromagnetic wave of the medium, right? That's just a medium. So what they really,

01:10:00.400 measured is the medium is the electromagnetic wave. However, they explained, the explanation is a

01:10:07.680 mechanical vibration of space. Vibration of space that's created, this is called a mechanical force,

01:10:17.440 make what is Earth, you know, what is called a fluctuation. That's interpretation is not correct.

01:10:24.320 That's my view. I just want to throw something out. So gravitational wave is nothing more,

01:10:29.840 just electromagnetic waves, so nothing new. Okay, so we, of course, we can detect. So that's one thing.

01:10:35.440 And also, you mentioned about particles called wave-particle dualities. I wanted to explain.

01:10:42.240 You were talking about this quantum concept of a wave-particle duality, which is completely different

01:10:49.120 than what we're doing every day. So particle, concentrated point, traveling, right? With a fixed

01:10:55.280 matter versus a wave. Wave means we have a medium in the environment vibrating. The so-called quantum

01:11:04.560 called wave-particle duality. Instead of talking about this particle, but how, however, this particle itself

01:11:11.840 can be vibrating wave, could be not concentrated. It could be spread like clouds.

01:11:19.120 It's go with, have nothing to do with global medium wave, like a water wave or ocean wave. Have nothing to

01:11:28.400 do. They said that this particle itself, when you observe it, it's a particle. But when you look at the wave,

01:11:35.040 it's become a wave propagates. So that's why double-slit experiments say, hey, we saw matter particles. And

01:11:41.680 they find a major particle. Some kind of behave just like a wave phenomenon, right? Show that one.

01:11:47.920 You know, if you guys are interested, we do have slides on that one.

01:11:50.800 Yeah, let me jump in here, because I want to throw in some more stuff on this.

01:11:53.440 So the photoelectric effect. So what happened with the photoelectric effect? We take this piece of metal

01:11:58.800 here, any piece of metal, whatever you want. We shine a light on it. We shine light on it. And what we're

01:12:03.680 trying to do is we're trying to get the electrons to rip off of it and fly off it. And we can actually

01:12:08.720 measure the kinetic energy of the electrons as they come off of it. So, okay, we see the electrons

01:12:13.120 come off. We measure the kinetic energy. Cool. So then we say, okay, let's increase the brightness.

01:12:17.280 Let's increase the intensity of the light. That means increase energy level.

01:12:21.600 Increase the energy level. What should happen? I would think that the electron should fly off

01:12:25.920 with more energy. Just like if I were to punch this book, it's going to go flying off the table,

01:12:29.520 right? But what happens? We shoot more energy at it, and there is no more kinetic energy. The electrons

01:12:35.760 still have the exact same energy when they get released off of the metal. So we say, well,

01:12:40.880 that's weird. How do you explain that? Well, so Feynman would probably say, well, if I were to light

01:12:46.400 a cannon, me lighting the cannon is not equivalent to the force of the cannonball because this is a

01:12:51.040 system that's being interacted with. So what is the answer then? How do we get the electrons to fly off

01:12:57.920 with more kinetic energy? The answer is color. Color? Yes, color. The frequency is what determines

01:13:07.600 how much kinetic energy comes off. Not the intensity, the frequency. So what does that mean?

01:13:12.400 So Einstein said, okay, the only way to reconcile this is I need to come up with this quantum of light,

01:13:17.520 and I'm going to change the spoon size of this quantum of light, and that's how I'll rationalize how

01:13:22.480 I can interact with the metal in different ways based on the frequency. But there's a better

01:13:28.320 explanation. The better explanation is just resonance. If we imagine, Dr. Yu was talking

01:13:34.080 about the six degrees of freedom and how two of them are spin, right? Imagine we have spin,

01:13:38.880 two spinning tops. Depending on how those spinning tops interact, you might have a very violent

01:13:44.960 reaction. Like what's that game people play where they do the spinning thing and they're battling?

01:13:48.320 Beyblade. Beyblade, right? So you might have a violent reaction, or if they're oriented a 1.00

01:13:54.320 certain way, it might be a not very violent reaction. So that's the answer is its resonance,

01:14:00.480 is that if everything is waves, then that metal, this piece of metal is just standing waves in a

01:14:05.040 resonance. And what that means is that if you hit it with another wave, depending on how those waves

01:14:10.080 interact, you might have very little effect, or you might have a very, very powerful effect.

01:14:14.480 And then the last bit I was going to say on the photoelectric effect is for photons in general,

01:14:19.520 like if we imagine that light is actually particles, does that really make sense? Like

01:14:23.600 look at this giant room we're in and look at all the lights around us. If that was the case,

01:14:28.080 I could be anywhere in this room and I could see the light, which would mean that these light

01:14:32.480 particles must be filling up this entire room all the time, bouncing around everywhere and hitting us

01:14:38.480 and what have you. Now, if that makes sense to you, that's great. But that doesn't really make

01:14:42.240 a lot of sense to me to think of like infinite amount of particles everywhere, bouncing around

01:14:45.760 everywhere. Instead, what I think of it is we're just in a medium, we're just seeing the disturbance.

01:14:49.520 Therefore, we're seeing a point disturbance here. It doesn't matter where you are in the room,

01:14:53.440 because the point disturbance is coming from this point. It's not just bouncing around and hitting my

01:14:57.520 eyes. So is that, did I say that correctly, Dr. Yu, or how would you explain it?

01:15:02.000 You mentioned about two points. One is a photoelectrical effect, which is so important,

01:15:08.480 because this is a foundational experiment to justify wave particle duality. So I'm gonna,

01:15:14.560 so Ashina made a great job, but I want to give you my version of my explanation, because this is so

01:15:21.040 important. If you, if I can label you, the gentleman, if you can show the winter slide with a photoelectrical

01:15:27.600 effect, that slides, I wanted to make sure. And the second point, you know, while he's bringing up,

01:15:33.760 I will say the second point, Ashlyn, Ashlyn tried to build, how did he know the light cannot be

01:15:40.800 particle? I'm going to demonstrate this one after photoelectrical effect. I hope, I hope you guys,

01:15:46.720 I try to make, make sure the audience bring out, you know, you are talking about on a level higher

01:15:53.440 than general. I try to bring the general people out of here. Photoelectrical effect, foundational

01:16:00.480 experiment to justify what is the, uh, called a wave particle duality. Yeah, the, the, the one down.

01:16:07.600 Yes, that's the picture. Yes. Are you able to make it bigger or? I'm trying. It's okay. So why this is,

01:16:15.840 why this is so important? Classical physics made two mistakes to explain this one.

01:16:23.520 The first mistake is in order to have a photoelectrical effect. So you have to knock

01:16:30.400 electron out called release, make an electron escape, eject from a particle. That's first mistake.

01:16:37.760 I found out there's never ever losing electron in anywhere. Okay. So that's first mistake. The second

01:16:43.680 mistake is assuming this is a, uh, this phenomenon only happened to the energy level instead of a

01:16:52.560 frequency. That, that was actually just try to emphasize. Different current means have a different

01:16:57.920 frequency. So this is a, so that's why classical, uh, explanation failed. And that's how, uh, Albert Einstein

01:17:05.600 with Nobel Prize by solving one of the failure, one of the failed assumptions. He's still assuming

01:17:12.880 electron has to be knocked out as forming electric, uh, electricity effect. That's wrong. But anyway,

01:17:20.160 but what his improvement is, he said, Hey, the electron does not, not only you have to knock that out,

01:17:28.480 but in order to make an electron to out energy is not exactly the reason, you know,

01:17:34.880 the reason is because they did a lot of experiment. They found out different light.

01:17:38.880 That's what I'm wondering about. Even the light can, can release that one. So that's why Einstein

01:17:43.440 said, Hey, I'm gonna put a, say, depends on frequency. So he solved that problem with Nobel Prize.

01:17:48.160 Okay. The, the surface plasmon, if you look at the way light interferes with plasma,

01:17:52.480 Yeah. Um, you'll have a cloud of plasmon at the center. You got plasmon. They're called surface plasmon.

01:17:57.520 They're, they're very sensitive to light and the light will refract off of it exactly like this angle.

01:18:02.800 They'll come in and it'll bounce. So you get photons bounce off of the plasma. And then it looks like they

01:18:07.600 transfer information to the plasma, because depending on how the light bounces off the plasma,

01:18:12.800 the plasma reacts differently. That's exactly come to, uh, what's the mistake? They, they both

01:18:19.680 theory made a mistake. They assuming create the electricity is not about the plasma or something.

01:18:25.680 Actually it is. If I were to explain that one, they assume we have to, uh, uh, or the release

01:18:30.880 electron. So certain energy, but what really happens is electricity have nothing to do with

01:18:37.760 electron in motion. We, right now we explain, uh, electricity, say flow of electrons, particle

01:18:43.840 flowing in the solid wire. Never made that any sense to me or to anybody. Let me tell you.

01:18:49.280 And what I found out, there's no electron, no particle traveling in any solid wire when you have

01:18:56.000 electricity. So this is just a false because we do not understand how, what is electricity.

01:19:01.680 Electricity is actually the particles on the surface of the solar panel. When you have sunlight,

01:19:07.440 you create it with a resonance frequency. When you resonance the frequency, what happens,

01:19:12.720 you resonance with atomic, natural frequency induced, called the, called the, uh, called the resonance

01:19:20.800 coupling. So then what happens is all the particles on the surface of the solar system

01:19:26.480 start vibrating. And that vibration of the particle on the substrate, on the body, that's what electricity

01:19:34.800 is. That's created electricity flows along the surface, surface body. I hope, actually, if you,

01:19:41.760 you wanted to explain, enforce this concept is so important. Yeah. Well, I would say that, you know,

01:19:46.640 we're talking about the ether and that light is a wave here. And one of the things too, that we can

01:19:52.480 prove that this is potentially the case is, well, people will say, well, what about the Michelson-Morley

01:19:56.480 experiment? They'll say, oh, Michelson-Morley showed that we're not in this medium of energy. If, Tim,

01:20:02.480 if you could pull up my Twitter on the most recent retweet I just did right now, actually, a guy named

01:20:07.360 Martin Gruznik, uh, went ahead and he redid the Michelson-Morley experiment, which I think is very

01:20:12.960 interesting and we'll connect to all of what we were talking about here. So if we can share this

01:20:16.320 video real quick, and we don't necessarily need the sound on, but you can kind of just show it,

01:20:21.200 is that he first takes a standard Michelson-Morley experiment and spins it around horizontally.

01:20:26.320 So this shows that, okay, well, the Earth... What is his experiment? Oh, the Michelson-Morley

01:20:30.000 experiment is a laser interferometer. So this is actually kind of similar to double slit or to

01:20:34.480 entanglement where we split light down two different paths. So we split the light down two different

01:20:38.800 paths and we want to see, is there a change between one path or the other? If we see

01:20:42.800 some kind of shift, that would mean we must be in some kind of medium because something's moving

01:20:46.320 the light. Otherwise, if we're in an empty vacuum, there shouldn't be any shift of the light at all.

01:20:50.560 So when we spin it around horizontally, we can see right there, there's no interference,

01:20:55.520 there's no shift in the movement there. So you would say, okay, there must not be an ether because

01:20:59.680 you're not seeing the light get manipulated at all. But look what happens when we turn it vertical.

01:21:04.320 So we take the exact same experiment, turn it vertical, and now look what happens. Watch closely.

01:21:10.640 Whoa, that's the interference pattern shifting for sure. So we can see the interference pattern

01:21:15.920 shifting, but why? The only thing that's happening here is either those light beams are closer to the

01:21:20.960 ground or they're further up in the sky. That's what's happening when it's vertical. And it turns

01:21:25.200 out you can see them shift to the right and you can see them shift to the left. The inflection point

01:21:30.560 where that changes is actually where the mirrors that split the two light beams are perfectly perpendicular

01:21:36.880 to the ground. So what could this possibly be that could account for this? To me, there's only one

01:21:42.000 answer. There is a vertical ether. Well, what is there that changes when we go higher or lower up

01:21:47.600 from the earth? Pressure? Gravity. Gravity changes, right? The further up we are, the less gravity there

01:21:53.520 is. The closer we are to the ground, to the center of the earth, the more gravity there is.

01:21:57.760 So there's a guy named Ishmael, I believe, out of, I'm going to forget, that's somewhere in the Middle

01:22:02.800 East. They said the ether exists, but it's a vertical ether that's pushing down on us. And this

01:22:08.960 would now connect to, remember, zero-point energy. Gravity is a zero-point energy force. So now what

01:22:13.760 we're saying here is that, yes, mass is displacing space-time, but space-time is zero-point energy.

01:22:19.600 And that's why we see the interference pattern shift here, is that we have a vertical ether. Wherever we get

01:22:24.560 a gradient in our gravity, a gradient in the zero-point energy, you're seeing the ether happen.

01:22:31.120 What do you think, Dr. Yu? Yes, I want to emphasize that there's a

01:22:34.320 Marklinson or Mikkelsen-Mollis experiment. This is so important, okay? So one thing is,

01:22:42.000 they try to do, they're assuming there's a rotational ether, they try to measure mechanical motion,

01:22:49.440 mechanical ether. And if you, if you realize what I try to say is, this is a magnetic fluid,

01:22:57.280 it's a magnetic nature. So that's why they cannot exactly use, measure mechanical motion. So you see

01:23:03.760 the inference patterns changing, right, switching, right? So you do detect something, they do have a

01:23:10.160 mechanical motion there, but just tiny, not enough to justify their prediction. However, if you consider,

01:23:18.400 this is magnetic fluids, the magnetic influence, that's part of mechanical motion, does not reflect at

01:23:25.280 all, then you will tell. It does have a, it does have the ether we call the electromagnetic field,

01:23:32.320 right? General, because that's carry the light, carry all electrical signals, you know, receiving from

01:23:39.600 the spacecraft, and also our source propagation is all through this field. I got questions about

01:23:46.400 this Morley experiment, Michelson-Morley. Okay, so they spun it around horizontally, nothing changed,

01:23:52.000 we know that. Now they spin it 180 degrees up. So what, what's happening? Why does it look like it's

01:23:57.120 going to the left and to the right? Is it because, is it the angle away from the gravitational force?

01:24:02.880 It's further away from the ground. It's almost like a time-space Coriolis effect.

01:24:07.600 When, uh, there's really funny videos where there could be, it'll be in Ecuador, or anywhere on the

01:24:13.520 equator, and they'll walk like 30 feet, and then there's a, a tub they fill with water, and they'll

01:24:19.680 pull the plug, and the water will spin clockwise. Then they wheel the, the cart 30 feet south of the

01:24:25.840 equator, fill it up, pull the plug, and it spins counterclockwise.

01:24:28.880 Okay, so due to the rotation of the earth, they're getting the, they're getting a distortion in the, in the...

01:24:36.960 What you end up seeing is, it shifts left and right every time it reaches a certain plane.

01:24:41.360 Yep. Wow.

01:24:42.640 Yeah, depending on which plane. So it's either one or two on the image, that will determine whether

01:24:46.560 or not it's either shifting to the left or the right as it continues going forward from there.

01:24:50.160 I, I kind of imagine it like we're, we're in a, the three-dimensional space we exist is actually

01:24:58.240 an infinite number of two-dimensional planes stacked on top of each other.

01:25:00.960 Yeah, that's, that's exactly how you explain dimensions, actually. And that's, you know,

01:25:04.320 there's a, this, like, young kid that's, like, got this video out there, I think he's older now,

01:25:07.600 but that's how he explains it, with stacking books on top of each other.

01:25:10.400 So with, with, that's the way to think about it, yeah.

01:25:11.920 So with a two-dimensional space, when you're moving within one plane,

01:25:17.040 and you're staying within one spatial plane, nothing changes. But when you start moving

01:25:22.560 between an infinite number of planes, you'll start seeing the light start moving

01:25:26.080 as you're going through different.

01:25:27.200 And that can explain the disturbance in the medium that we're seeing, how light can be

01:25:30.880 a disturbance in the medium. And going back to the double-slit experiment real quick,

01:25:35.680 with the double-slit experiment, one of the things that I wanted to point out is that

01:25:40.160 John Kramer, the same guy we were talking about EPR experiments before, he's got

01:25:44.160 a theory called transactional, uh, the transactional interpretation.

01:25:48.640 And this is important because they can do the double-slit experiment.

01:25:50.720 Double-slit experiment, if you're not familiar, we have two slits, we shoot an electron at the slits.

01:25:54.800 And you would say-

01:25:55.200 We have a picture, if we can display that.

01:25:57.520 Oh, do we have a picture on your slide?

01:25:58.720 Yes, and then you explain.

01:26:00.160 Yeah.

01:26:00.560 And I will give you my-

01:26:01.760 Which one is it?

01:26:02.480 Oh, the double-slit.

01:26:03.200 Double-slit experiment, that's so important.

01:26:05.040 I can, I can-

01:26:05.920 So we have this way, so we have this electron that we're shooting at these slits,

01:26:09.840 and we would say, okay, if it's an electron, it's a particle,

01:26:12.320 then I should get two slits on the back, because it's going through either the left

01:26:16.320 slit or the right slit.

01:26:17.760 But when we do the experiment, we get a wave pattern, we get an interference pattern,

01:26:21.760 which would indicate that the electron's actually a wave going through both slits.

01:26:24.880 Oh, it's different.

01:26:25.840 So then we say, okay, well, let's look, let's set up a measuring device that looks

01:26:30.080 through at one of the slits to figure out where the electron's going through.

01:26:33.120 And the weirdest thing happens, the moment we set up the measuring device,

01:26:37.280 boom, now it becomes two slits, as if it just starts to act like a particle.

01:26:41.760 Here's the craziest part about it.

01:26:43.360 We can do this experiment with light from stars that are billions of light years away.

01:26:49.120 So we can do that with these lights, because we call this phenomenon non-locality.

01:26:53.120 It's almost like the universe is reacting to what we're doing.

01:26:57.040 But the weirdest part is, okay, we would say, that's cool, it seems to be some kind of faster

01:27:00.560 than light interaction that's happening there to allow that to occur.

01:27:04.160 But why does it work for light that's billions of light years away?

01:27:07.120 Because if that's the case, then somehow it's like,

01:27:08.720 am I going back in time and changing the way the light

01:27:11.520 was released from the star a billion years ago?

01:27:14.160 And this is where John Kramer says, only my theory can account for this,

01:27:17.200 is that we have an advanced time-forward wave moving forward,

01:27:21.040 and that's being met by a reverse time wave.

01:27:23.760 And they couple, and there's an exchange of information that determines

01:27:27.200 what should happen in our reality.

01:27:29.040 And to me, that point goes back to what Tim's saying is that

01:27:31.280 the answer has to be we live in a simulation.

01:27:33.200 You can't be rendering things in and out of existence without us being in some form of simulation.

01:27:37.120 Well, I think the issue I take with simulism is that a simulation is a rudimentary,

01:27:46.080 it's a lesser structure built by us, which is a facsimile of the greater.

01:27:50.320 It'd be like saying someone finds a model aircraft and then goes,

01:27:54.720 perhaps there are giant model aircraft that fly.

01:27:57.360 No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

01:27:58.400 We have aircraft, and this is a model of it.

01:28:00.800 Our simulations are just models of the universe.

01:28:02.480 So it's not that we live in a simulation, it's that the universe is a much more complex

01:28:08.000 version of the miniature simulations that we make of it, which is quite literally,

01:28:13.120 we don't live in a simulation, we simulate the universe.

01:28:15.440 And we still make choices.

01:28:16.720 It's not like our lives are a lie.

01:28:18.240 We're still making choices in this universe.

01:28:20.400 So even if it was some kind of simulation, it shouldn't cheapen reality at all.

01:28:24.320 The last point I want to bring to this, though, is that ER equals EPR.

01:28:27.760 Leonard Susskind, famous astrophysicist, one I was referencing before,

01:28:30.560 him and Juan Maldicina, Juan Maldicina wrote some of the first papers about traversable,

01:28:34.800 humanly traversable wormholes.

01:28:36.080 They have this theory called ER equals EPR.

01:28:38.400 Einstein-Rosen bridge, aka a wormhole,

01:28:41.200 is equivalent to EPR, Einstein-Poldosky-Rosen, which is quantum entanglement.

01:28:46.880 That same, why does the wave function break down?

01:28:49.360 They're saying, what if there's some connection between this large-scale effect of a wormhole,

01:28:54.720 according to Einstein, and this small-scale effect about how two things can be entangled together.

01:29:00.080 So in order to teleport or to pass through a wormhole, you need to double slit your location.

01:29:06.800 You might end up anywhere, but if you observe your locality, it's going to land where you expect it to land.

01:29:13.520 This is exactly what Larry Maurer from Unitel predicted.

01:29:17.360 He said that what we would have to do is find out what the wave function of your object is,

01:29:21.520 like, say, a Boeing 777 with a bunch of people in it.

01:29:23.920 And you can do this using nuclear magnetic resonance, an MRI.

01:29:27.120 And then rebuild that wave function somewhere else.

01:29:29.840 If you create an exact replica of that wave function, you can trick the universe

01:29:33.440 into thinking, am I here or here? I don't know. Boom.

01:29:35.840 So that's what I'm wondering. How do we-

01:29:37.040 Almost like being in a video game and writing a code where you name one location the same as the other location.

01:29:43.200 Yeah. So if you have two cities and they're both called Ian Land, and then you put in code saying,

01:29:48.400 if x equals yes, then player appear at Ian Land, there's two of them.

01:29:52.960 So is it like we're creating save spots? If we can get to a location and map it, map the matrix of the

01:29:57.680 location, the what, where, and how much of, and it is 360 degree, then we can use that as a point that

01:30:04.400 we can always teleport to in the future? That's like the prestige almost, right? Because you could think

01:30:08.160 of, you could make clones of yourself if you could have a save point type of situation. And I don't know

01:30:12.160 how weird this is going to get, but I do know that what we're seeing is equivalent with, with

01:30:16.560 teleporting the plane is equivalent to quantum tunneling, quantum tunneling. So in quantum

01:30:19.920 tunneling with just an electron, take a semiconductor or a superconductor, and you have an insulator,

01:30:25.280 a wall, and then another, and then another semiconductor on the other side. And what we

01:30:29.440 see with electrons is even if they don't have the kinetic energy to get over the wall,

01:30:33.200 they're somehow getting through it according to quantum mechanics. But how is that physically

01:30:37.920 actually possible? It's physically possible because we're in a medium. There's an effect

01:30:42.560 called the Ehrenhoff-Bohm effect. It's a provable experiment. And it shows if I take a solenoid,

01:30:48.160 which is electromagnetic fields trapped in the cylinder, so there's no electromagnetic fields

01:30:53.120 on the outside of the cylinder, and I shoot electrons past it, you would say nothing should happen.

01:30:58.880 But we see a phase shift. How can we see a phase shift if there's no electromagnetic fields outside

01:31:04.480 of the cylinder? Because it's interacting with the medium. That cylinder isn't just a cylinder

01:31:10.080 sitting there, it's interacting with the medium all around it. That's a real plasma field.

01:31:13.440 Yeah, just because you can't see the field doesn't mean there isn't one. You're seeing,

01:31:16.720 you're so close to it that it looks like it's not there. There is no electromagnetic. No,

01:31:19.760 no, there literally is no electromagnetic field. That's the thing. There's no measurable

01:31:23.600 electromagnetic field outside of the cylinder of the trapped electromagnetic fields. There's nothing.

01:31:30.880 Nothing physical. But there are potentials. And those potentials, we would say, are the interaction

01:31:36.560 of the ether, the medium itself. There is something actually happening there, even if we can't physically

01:31:42.960 see that thing happening. What I meant is, hypothetically, it looks like there's nothing,

01:31:47.920 and our tools can't measure it. But if you backed away from it far enough, you would see it was like,

01:31:52.800 we were just so close to it that it looked like there was nothing there.

01:31:55.840 Well, yeah, we can't experience that extra dimension. Like, we don't see that extra dimension.

01:31:59.920 So if we were to see that extra dimension, we would see the ripple in that extra dimension.

01:32:03.360 And this is how quantum tunneling works as well. How is the electron getting through it? Because

01:32:06.880 there's an extra dimension, and you're seeing the ripple. And now, from the perspective of

01:32:10.640 quantum mechanics, you would say there's a probability that the electron's on the other

01:32:14.560 side of the wall. And so what is the analogy, then, if we say ER equals EPR? We say, okay, that's EPR.

01:32:21.280 We just saw the electron teleport through a wall. It shouldn't be able to do physically. Well,

01:32:25.280 the equivalent is, we need to find out what's the barrier of our macroscopic reality. What's the wall?

01:32:29.840 The wall is space-time. The wall is the zero-point energy. That's the wall between me being here

01:32:34.960 and me being in your seat. So if we remove that zero-point energy, if we squeeze that zero-point energy

01:32:40.400 out, then theoretically, we can cause macroscopic quantum tunneling to occur.

01:32:45.280 And are we interfering with the protonic mass by hitting it with electrons or photons or something?

01:32:53.600 What's causing it to disperse, to allow that path?

01:32:57.360 Well, if you watch the MH370 videos, and you look up Salvatore Pais' patents, the U.S. Navy

01:33:03.440 engineer, who's become friends with me, by the way-

01:33:05.200 I've interviewed him also. He's great.

01:33:06.400 You did? Yeah. So he tells me straight up, Hal Pudoff, Eric Davis, Jay Stratton,

01:33:10.720 those guys stopped him from getting his research. Those are all the Air Force spooks,

01:33:14.160 the guys that, the experts on wormholes, zero-point energy.

01:33:17.120 Strip just told me. They're the guys who stopped him from getting his research done.

01:33:21.280 He clearly has seen their work and figured out how this all functions. And what he's saying is that

01:33:26.800 we create an extremely powerful electromagnetic flux, like an EMP, in a small contained region

01:33:32.640 of space-time. This will polarize the vacuum, electrify the vacuum in that region. And where

01:33:37.600 previously we had white noise everywhere, like imagine a TV with white noise all over it,

01:33:41.760 all of a sudden it's just coherent. It's just clean, just empty. That's how he says that we

01:33:47.680 can interact with zero-point energy. And this is very similar to the idea of a wormhole, where

01:33:52.160 they think that conventional physics would say we need this huge amount of energy to produce a

01:33:56.720 wormhole, a huge amount of negative energy. But Matt Visser, in the late 90s and early 2000s,

01:34:01.360 showed that we only need a very negligible amount of negative energy, because all we have to do is

01:34:05.200 create a thin soap bubble around our object, and that will uncouple it from space-time entirely.

01:34:12.000 And now this can allow for these quantum tunneling effects on the macro scale level,

01:34:16.400 but we need something that can encompass something at a high, a large scale. So what I think they're

01:34:21.040 doing in the plane is they're basically confusing the universe into thinking that it's an electron

01:34:25.680 when these orbs converge on it and create that photonic flash that we see. For a brief second,

01:34:31.200 the universe is like, is that an electron? Wait, where is that supposed to be? And now it's going,

01:34:35.520 it's not there anymore, now it's over here. So you're saying you polarize the vacuum. That's

01:34:40.000 like the version of the double-slit observation, is the polarization? Is observation actually polarizing?

01:34:46.160 A little bit different. Ashton just reminded me one thing about, so you're talking about MH370,

01:34:56.320 right? Tim once mentioned lots of people have died with the first video, which actually I was one

01:35:05.120 of them. When I look at the first video, it feels like a video game, okay? However, yesterday,

01:35:13.520 Ashton posted another video, say 10 hours ago this morning when I look at it. That video shows you

01:35:20.640 truly, it's not like a video type, to use true flight and with orbiting true flight. It's not like

01:35:28.640 in background, the color blue is that one. When I look at that one, I said, wow, this video,

01:35:34.560 not the average person can get it. I asked him, he said, the person who got this video was inside the

01:35:42.080 job, but now he has to change the name or something, high identity. When I look at that one, I said,

01:35:47.920 oh my goodness. You cannot fake that one. It's interesting, because when you talk to the

01:35:54.000 physicists, everybody always asks me about those videos, like, hey, why don't you go talk to some

01:35:57.040 VFX experts? I go, guys, I already had somebody who worked on these drones at China Lake, at Big

01:36:02.400 Safari, where they test the drones out, confirm to me, that's Gorgon staring at that, right? So

01:36:07.200 I already know. I've already had confirmation. I'm just waiting for other people to do it.

01:36:10.320 But any physicist that looks at those videos should really be given pause, because you're looking at

01:36:15.680 that, and you're going, whoa, this actually matches real electromagnetic physical principles

01:36:20.320 and physics principles as well. This is something important to decouple the idea of whether or not

01:36:24.800 the video is real is a different conversation than is the technology that you're talking about real,

01:36:29.760 which it is. So whether that's actually literally being applied there is almost irrelevant.

01:36:33.920 Right. Yeah, and that's what I say, too. Technology should be there, yes.

01:36:36.320 And this is the thing I say about it, and this is why I wanted to come here and talk about zero

01:36:39.760 point energy, because the bigger thing for humanity is getting the science and technology out,

01:36:43.600 having people understand about this. But at the same time, that was 239 people,

01:36:47.520 right, that we can't forget about. And so, you know, that's where I say, you know,

01:36:52.560 I want people to remember that the only reason why I even got to this point with the physics and

01:36:56.240 science is from those videos. And those people deserve, their families deserve the truth about

01:37:00.560 what happened. How do you guys, I mean, we could, I like talking about the technology itself,

01:37:03.760 but how do you guys feel about the morals and the ethics of releasing zero point, the power of the

01:37:08.240 of the vacuum to this? Systems of control are predicated upon who has access to energy.

01:37:14.480 If overnight everybody had 10x more efficient energy access, you'd have no leverage over them

01:37:22.240 for any reason. So if China were to develop this technology, then all of a sudden the petrodollar

01:37:28.080 is useless and they can fund and create and do whatever they want. They'll be able to expand.

01:37:32.720 They'll be able to literally grow their country, their sphere of influence. If it's to the regular

01:37:38.960 person, right now the economy is predicted upon your access to food and shelter and things like

01:37:44.320 this. And as things improve for people, it's getting harder and harder to control. Humans only

01:37:50.000 actually need a few things. You need shelter, you need food. What happens? Modern civilization

01:37:54.720 in the United States, everybody's basically got it. Nobody wants to work anymore. And so now they're

01:37:58.560 bringing all these immigrants who have lesser access to these things, who are willing to do this work,

01:38:02.240 work the jobs nobody wants, they call it, which is not necessarily true. But what would happen

01:38:05.760 if we invented replicators like in Star Trek, where you could just have a machine plugged into the wall

01:38:11.840 and it can take free energy and then convert it and structure it perfectly into a cheeseburger

01:38:18.480 with the proper amount of heat and browning and spice just by aligning all the particles perfectly.

01:38:25.060 Why would anyone need a job? If I want a cheeseburger, I simply go to the machine and I go,

01:38:29.020 computer cheeseburger. Then the guy who says, I need someone to mine cobalt so we can build

01:38:34.220 replicators. The replicators can't make the specific components for replicators. Someone has to do the

01:38:40.540 work that brings in the, there's always going to be some base level of work required and some person to

01:38:47.100 do it. So in Star Trek, technically they're like nowhere beyond this. But if right now we said,

01:38:52.380 we have, it's not free energy, it's just insanely more efficient. Our energy return on energy invested

01:38:58.020 is exponentially increased. Meaning one hour of work will equal 10 years of life as opposed to it

01:39:05.280 being like eight hours of work equaling, you know, two days of life or something like that.

01:39:10.220 Yeah. I mean, for instance, my phone, I charge it for an hour and I get 15 hours of power.

01:39:14.660 But that's not what I'm talking about. I'm talking how much work does a human being have to do to

01:39:17.660 live for how much time? So in order to get access to food and water, you can do, uh, you know, I

01:39:23.860 don't know what the number might be, but if you do eight hours of labor at the lowest level of the

01:39:27.500 United States, you're going to get paid something like 50 bucks after, maybe after taxes, you'll have

01:39:31.880 $50. How much food can you buy with 50 bucks? Uh, two days worth of meals. If you're lucky,

01:39:38.120 you're going to need 2000 calories on average. So we're looking about two meals that might only cover

01:39:43.200 one day to be completely honest. Like it is a struggle right now at the lowest levels.

01:39:46.780 What if they said that one hour of labor will generate enough energy to produce food for one

01:39:53.140 person to survive for one whole month? Well, now the person is going to be like, I'm not going to

01:39:56.800 work. And the person who's running the big corporation that says, no, no, no, no. We need

01:40:00.160 copper. We need minerals mined. We're not at the point where we're just replicating the materials we

01:40:04.520 need. Someone's got to do the labor. But if we increase energy, return on energy invested,

01:40:09.660 people are going to say, I ain't working no more. Well, we don't need cheeseburgers.

01:40:13.900 We need rare earth minerals. We need neodymium. We need cobalt. So restrict access to energy,

01:40:20.160 control the flow, and then you can control the system.

01:40:23.840 And this is where I'm glad. This is why I want, I need you to wake up. I need Tucker Carlson to

01:40:28.700 wake up, Candace Owens. I need these other people to wake up to this because it's a political issue. 0.93

01:40:33.280 It's a political issue. And I can tell you already understand it because you understand Star Trek.

01:40:37.260 You understand the implications of a Star Trek replicator being real. We're talking about the

01:40:40.980 end of scarcity. We're talking about transmutation. Well, how does our society even function? How does

01:40:45.620 capitalism even work if we have abundance? And this is part of the reason where I kind of agree

01:40:51.200 with them hiding it. I mean, to some degree, you start to wonder, what even is our culture,

01:40:56.520 our nature of humanity, and is it compatible with this idea of a future in which we have anything

01:41:01.380 that we ever want?

01:41:02.120 We already know what will happen. It's behavioral sync. So the laboratory rat utopia. Right now,

01:41:08.940 the way the system works is there's a hierarchy of those who have access and control, and they can

01:41:15.620 restrict to a certain, this is under the assumption that free energy or efficient energy exists.

01:41:20.980 Someone who is, we want to go to Mars. Okay, well, in order to go to Mars, we need a massive amount

01:41:27.580 of managerial power, intellectual power, and human labor to do all of that. We don't have robots to

01:41:32.820 do it just yet. If tomorrow, however, anybody could just replicate whatever they wanted, 80% of people

01:41:39.520 are just going to go jerk off, play video games, and eat food all day. Like, if you could just

01:41:44.280 manifest, if the energy was basically free, imagine if we got to the point where one hour of human labor

01:41:49.200 could produce enough energy for the entirety of a human life. That means for every human that exists,

01:41:55.040 you only get one hour of labor. Now, you're going to be saying, we need 500 tons of cobalt in the

01:42:02.880 rocket ship that we're going to build to get to Mars, but we can't because we've mass produced food and

01:42:08.040 shelter and resources. Humans no longer want to do the work to mine the cobalt. Hypothetically,

01:42:13.820 you could fuse, you know, hydrogen into helium, into whatever you need to get the cobalt eventually,

01:42:18.820 if you have enough electricity. How? Who doesn't? Enough power. Does a human need to do that labor? 0.88

01:42:23.220 Well, some system has to. Well, there's going to be a transition, right? Like, there'll be

01:42:27.220 transition to point. What I'm saying is, I'm not describing a guy having to go into a mine with

01:42:33.220 a pickaxe. I'm saying we develop technology to the point where, yes, it is a machine that will

01:42:38.280 make the cobalt, but nobody needs to work to do it because energy production is so efficient that

01:42:45.860 cheeseburgers manifest themselves. And we don't want to make ourselves obsolete. That's a good point.

01:42:49.840 And the problem we're facing right now is with a lack of purpose. There are relatively fewer people

01:42:55.320 who are driven by goals. Like Elon Musk, I want to go to Mars. And he is driven by that mission.

01:43:01.420 But most people, what are they doing? They're voting communists in New York because they literally

01:43:05.620 want to do nothing. Given the opportunity with free energy, they will do nothing. And then you'll

01:43:11.220 have no labor. You'll have no one doing any work. Everything stops. Society collapses.

01:43:16.240 That's just the economic issues, right? That's just the economic issues. Not to mention the fact

01:43:21.340 that we have breakthrough energy, which is what they call free energy. They call it breakthrough

01:43:25.220 energy. If we have that, then how many companies just become their net future earnings become

01:43:31.460 essentially zero overnight? People that are oil companies, how do they compete anymore?

01:43:36.080 And they basically just brainwashed us into thinking space was not empty at all.

01:43:40.260 And I love that you brought the lack of purpose. I bring this up all the time. There's such a lack

01:43:44.400 of purpose out there right now. And I think that this science can give people that purpose that

01:43:48.340 they're looking for. Elon Musk, I couldn't be more disappointed with. This is our thought leader

01:43:52.720 that wants to take us and make us an interstellar species, wants us to go to Mars. And he thinks

01:43:56.880 we're going to do that with chemical rockets. That's never going to happen. Not ever. What's going to

01:44:01.260 happen is we're going to be going to Mars or other solar systems using electromagnetism,

01:44:04.540 electromagnet-based technology and propulsion technologies, plasma and fusion propulsion technologies

01:44:09.660 as well. Really, Elon Musk needs to wake up. Really, really needs to wake up because...

01:44:14.200 Or he knows.

01:44:15.240 He doesn't. I mean, and the reason why I say that is if you watch a Joe Rogan interview,

01:44:18.740 he's not Daniel Day-Lewis. This guy's not an Oscar-winning actor. I mean, he went all in on

01:44:22.700 being blue-pilled about it. He's saying, I would know because I have a security clearance. That's

01:44:26.660 not how that works at all. That's an embarrassing thing to say.

01:44:29.540 Or he is an Oscar-winning actor and you're convinced.

01:44:33.400 It could be. If he is, you know what? Give the man the Oscar because he's saying,

01:44:36.780 oh, I know Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman. And if they had this technology,

01:44:40.660 they would be competing against me. No, they wouldn't. They control everything. They don't

01:44:44.220 care how much money they have. They don't want to be the guy that has $300, $400 billion. They

01:44:48.240 don't want that spotlight. They want to be flying under the radar. They have as much money as they

01:44:52.260 need. What they have is more powerful than money is power.

01:44:55.740 Well, people need to understand this too. The amount of money that you need in order to be free

01:45:01.380 from the system is not that much relative to what these companies have. I was having a conversation

01:45:09.880 recently about this. Let's go back 15 years. I think it was, was it? No, this is 16, 17 years ago.

01:45:19.420 John McCain was asked, how much money do you need to be independently wealthy? And he said,

01:45:23.900 $7 million. It was 2008 or whatever, the Obama-McCain race. And everybody was shocked in the

01:45:30.760 news cycle. They were like, $7 million? Are you kidding? You'd be rich if you had a million in

01:45:35.360 middle-class America. And his point was, no, no, once you have $7 million, this was back then,

01:45:40.400 you can invest into systems where you will get money back from them and you will be rich forever.

01:45:46.740 That was the threshold by which you are independently wealthy. You put it in the stock market,

01:45:51.460 you put it in bonds, some, some other semi-liquid investments, and you'll be getting paid off those

01:45:56.240 real estate. If that, so let's, let's just say right now the mark is $20 million. Once you have

01:46:02.000 $20 million, you can buy real estate. You can create a portfolio where people are paying you rent.

01:46:07.360 You can invest in the materials. That's all you actually need to be rich forever. What I mean is

01:46:12.020 private jet rich, infinity pool rich, Ferrari rich. Now, hold on. What about these guys who are making

01:46:18.360 billions? What is driving them and why, and what do they want? You think they want money? They don't

01:46:22.720 want money. Elon Musk was famously living in his friend, sleeping on his friend's couch. You don't

01:46:26.800 care. Elon Musk can snap his fingers and have anything that man could make. What does he want?

01:46:33.080 Things man has not yet made. He wants rockets. He wants Mars. He wants the things that don't yet exist

01:46:39.940 to get them. You know, regarding rocketry, and I wonder about, because you brought up these drones,

01:46:45.520 these orbs around the craft, maybe having some sort of electromagnetic, they're like as

01:46:51.040 propulsion tubes, basically. They have something coming out the back and then coming out the front.

01:46:54.980 So they're like little rail cannons, basically. And I wonder if, because I'm obsessed with this

01:46:59.020 idea of a space elevator to get things into orbit, but what if we use drones that could fly into

01:47:03.500 position, aim up, and just shoot shit straight up with magnetism in these like, you know, magnetically

01:47:10.500 affected chambers, like big boxes that are like made of nickel or iron or whatever. And we just 0.66

01:47:15.080 shoot them up into orbit through these drones that could just appear in place and then go

01:47:18.280 leave. So there's no tether to get broken.

01:47:20.680 That's what Frank Mead was trying to do. He was, they were trying to find single-stage

01:47:23.460 to orbit vehicles. And so they were found just a clever use of electromagnetism in Lorentz

01:47:28.700 forces with plasma in order to cause that lift to occur.

01:47:32.200 Well, let's, let's, let's just do this. There's a UFO floating right there on the table.

01:47:35.540 Magnetic levitation is a, is, is, is a child's toy. Is it possible to make something

01:47:40.220 substantially more efficient?

01:47:42.940 Yeah. Acoustic levitation. If you can, it's a lower frequency. So you'd probably be able

01:47:47.140 to get more amplification with the same amount of energy.

01:47:49.400 Is that more efficient?

01:47:50.640 Well, maybe.

01:47:51.500 For sound is, is sound a mechanical wave? Is that if we look at, um, there's something

01:47:56.420 called sonoluminescence where they take sound waves in water and light happens. Why? Because

01:48:01.480 cavitation, but what's happening is it's creating a inward pressure that causes light to occur.

01:48:05.980 But how can sound do that? The big part about that is we don't think of sound as a mechanical

01:48:09.420 wave that should be able to pull that off.

01:48:11.760 Phonons.

01:48:12.440 Yeah.

01:48:12.760 Phonons.

01:48:13.540 I guess it's just a wave. Like you call it, you want to call it a laser. You want to call

01:48:17.640 it electricity. You want to call it sound. It's all just waves at different frequencies.

01:48:20.700 Electromagnetic waves, right? Exactly. And then there's also this concept of scalar wave,

01:48:24.220 a scalar beam, which would mean that if we take two out of phase waves that are exactly the same

01:48:29.360 and they cancel each other out, is there nothing left? Classic electromagnetism,

01:48:34.380 Maxwell's equations would say there's nothing there. But is that true? I usually use a rubber

01:48:39.660 band. I don't have one. But if I pull both sides on a rubber band, I would say it's not moving left

01:48:43.840 or right. So is there nothing there? Well, if I keep pulling, it's going to snap. So there is

01:48:48.260 something there. It's the stress in the medium. What we threw out from Maxwell's equations was the

01:48:52.400 scalar potential. It might be relatively small, but it's still significant. It still matters.

01:48:57.220 And that stress in the medium represents our space-time gravity ripple, potentially.

01:49:01.760 So what Tom Beard and many other scientists found out was that they can actually make these scalar,

01:49:07.300 like this cancellation effect with just a crystal in front of a laser. So you put a crystal in front

01:49:12.000 of the laser and now you've got this invisible electromagnetic beam. It's invisible. You can't

01:49:16.020 measure this electromagnetic wave. But if I interfere these two beams like this at a distance,

01:49:20.620 you'll see an interference occur and where there was nothing before, something appears out of there

01:49:26.160 because of the interference as well. So scalar physics, I think, is significantly important to

01:49:31.760 this concept of interacting with the medium. And people say, oh, well, scalar is just a magnitude.

01:49:37.140 It's not a vector. Exactly. Remember what we've been talking about with entanglement and this extra

01:49:42.800 medium? Yes, we're talking about producing a scalar potential that is interacting with this medium.

01:49:47.400 We're putting energy into this medium that we can take out somewhere else.

01:49:51.680 So you were talking about the magnitude of nothing. So you're essentially saying the more

01:49:58.620 nothing you have, the greater the potential outcome. Because it's not nothing because of

01:50:02.340 the Ehrenhoff-Bohm effect, remember? In the Ehrenhoff-Bohm effect, we have our solenoid where

01:50:06.040 there's technically nothing, but you're seeing the phase shift of the electron. Why? Because we're

01:50:11.600 manipulating the medium. So if we do that very, very powerfully, we should potentially be something

01:50:16.520 similar. And by powerfully, you mean taking waves that would cancel each other out, but-

01:50:20.180 Higher, higher amplitude, right? And more faster, I guess, amplitude and frequency and different

01:50:25.800 types of frequency. You want to go one, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot,

01:50:30.260 if you want to blast it with different pulses.

01:50:32.280 That's the part where I don't know the answer. What's the secret frequency to get the magic

01:50:35.580 to happen or what have you? High, 3.1415.

01:50:37.560 The one I'm interested in is one divided by 137, but sure, yeah, it could be.

01:50:40.940 I wonder what the absolute compression state, like the absolute compression of technology

01:50:48.240 could be. If we are making smaller and smaller technologies, we are creating systems that

01:50:57.000 are getting so efficient that we've now got that speeder bike. Have you guys seen the

01:51:01.900 speeder bike, the real world speeder bike? It's a guy and he's riding this little box looking

01:51:07.520 thing with a seat on it and he's flying around and people, I forget what it's called, but

01:51:11.260 people are like, can that be real? Well, yeah. We already have the jetpacks. The guys put

01:51:15.680 on the backpack and then they have the jets on their hands and they can fly. You can buy

01:51:20.580 those, I think they're like 200 grand, but you got to be trained because your arms have

01:51:23.600 to be strong to lift and hold your weight up. So what happened? Some guy put it into a bike

01:51:28.680 and it's probably just got jets at different directions. It's air intake and output. That will

01:51:33.360 create enough force to lift. Things are getting increasingly smaller and more

01:51:37.360 efficient. I wonder what the absolute state of compression could be for technology. If this

01:51:43.000 technology continually in every direction is getting smaller and more efficient, is it possible

01:51:47.680 that at some point we have this tiny little chip that just by wearing it on your body, it's going to

01:51:55.280 project a computer screen, connect to the internet, levitate, create force fields? What is the absolute

01:52:01.580 state of technological compression? I want to hear what Dr. Yu's opinion is. When I looked at

01:52:06.540 zero point energy, it can pretty much do anything. We're talking on teleportation, free energy, the

01:52:10.140 power of the sun in the palm of your hand, invisibility, cloaking, potentially ending the

01:52:14.700 aging process as well, because we're talking about potential reverse entropy type situations.

01:52:20.540 So to me, there is no limit. And that's where I think of the danger of it and not to get political

01:52:25.180 or what have you, but I try to look at the geopolitical lens in terms of like there's ultimate power is

01:52:30.060 capable and who can we trust with that level of manipulating reality and how long will our

01:52:36.460 civilization last if two different warring factions have this ultimate power? I think it won't last

01:52:42.140 at all. So that's the other aspect of it is the danger aspect of it, which is why I think you see

01:52:47.820 the United States and potentially other countries allied with the United States doing things that

01:52:51.100 we would consider to be evil, so to speak. But there are, in their opinion, at least in their

01:52:57.660 viewpoint, necessary evils to protect this technology. What do you think the capabilities

01:53:01.900 are, Dr. Yu? Oh, yeah. I agree with you. If you understand that we are surrounded with this kind of,

01:53:10.060 you know, I'm not using zero body, this is called electromagnetic medium, right, to serve the same,

01:53:15.500 exactly the same force of that one. There's unlimited energy, you know, because constantly

01:53:22.460 this field being disturbed or being energized, excited by explosions of stars, galaxies,

01:53:29.180 traveling of lights. So, of course, you have just like sunlight, we can collect solar light, solar

01:53:35.020 energy, unlimited, right? Just say the same thing happens to the electromagnetic field, that energy,

01:53:43.580 we're with that one. Okay. Yes. I have another... Show us some experiments. If,

01:53:48.460 yeah, if we wanted to somehow bring audience to understand the physics, that's my main purpose.

01:53:56.140 I want this gentleman, if you could bring back the double slit experiment. That's the experiment.

01:54:03.900 If you truly understand that concept, you understand 50% of physics better than any textbook

01:54:12.380 teach you. Because of this experiment. That's called the central mystery of modern physics.

01:54:21.180 So, if you understand this one, today, all the time you spend will be worth it. More and more than

01:54:27.900 years of physics, and I'm going to do an experiment. Okay. He's already showing that part of them.

01:54:35.500 They're just strong magnets. Yes. Yes. That's strong magnets. What I use that one to show

01:54:41.820 where it comes to the color, comes to the elasticity. That's exactly the medium. We have

01:54:47.900 electromagnetic medium acting like an elastic solid. You have elasticity. I try to show elasticity created

01:54:55.980 by magnetic attraction and the repulsion force. So, that's why you can distort the field. You do not

01:55:03.100 need to distort the space-time. There's a cool video I watched where a dude said he was like,

01:55:07.900 how many magnets will it take to levitate? And he had a board on the ground, and then he kept

01:55:13.740 attaching magnets to it until eventually he stood on it and it wouldn't compress. Oh, can you show them

01:55:19.020 the magnet thing? The balls? You show the magnet ball. Okay. 0.95

01:55:23.420 All right. Yeah. Whichever one you want to show.

01:55:25.500 Okay. Yeah. So, he's getting it ready right now. So, the one thing that we talked about earlier is that,

01:55:29.740 you know, can gravity be explained by electromagnetism? So, Dr. Yu has a perfect

01:55:34.060 example here. Yeah. You know, we're talking about gravity just like a magnet attracts force.

01:55:39.020 People don't, if they don't believe, Tim just showed you. We use electrical, static electricity.

01:55:45.980 Can I track this color? What is it? Skateboard. Yep. You can take an entire Milky Way galaxy. You

01:55:54.220 cannot even do that one. That's a lot of static. I, you know, right? You can use this one.

01:55:59.420 So, what that means, anything gravity can do, electromagnetic force can do it.

01:56:04.060 So, we don't need it. But now, I shouldn't want to issue another counter argument. They always say,

01:56:10.460 hey, gravity is different than electromagnetic force. Because what? Because gravity, the magnitude

01:56:17.820 is 10 to the 36th time power less than electromagnetic force. Wow. So, I try to say, hey,

01:56:25.820 if you consider electricity, gravity is electricity. I'm going to show you why electricity, gravity

01:56:33.260 force is getting less and less. I have a square magnet bars. Thank you for reminding me.

01:56:41.260 Yeah. I don't know if...

01:56:43.260 We can see that. Yeah.

01:56:44.460 You can see that one, huh? Okay. So, I say, hey, how many balls I can pick up? I do this one.

01:56:52.780 That's a pretty powerful magnet to be able to pick up all those balls, right?

01:56:55.100 It's difficult to pick it up. But I think I can pick this two. Okay.

01:56:58.540 Wow. So, I have three balls. Pick two. So, that means that this is a magnetic force. 0.99

01:57:03.900 I try to demonstrate how gravity is part of magnetic force and how that works. So, I'm folding this one.

01:57:10.940 Okay. So, you actually know the answer. Okay. I'm going to ask Ethan and Tim. So, if I fold this one.

01:57:20.060 Grab the microphone. Pull it over. I'm sorry. Okay. If I'm folding the same magnets, make the center

01:57:27.500 gravities lower. If I can do it, I can do it. But it's too hard. I'm going to fold it much smaller.

01:57:33.260 A quarter length. So, how many balls I can pick it up? 0.80

01:57:38.300 I would think more because you've created more density, it looks like.

01:57:43.260 What do you think, Tim? Tim. I'm just going to say the same amount of balls.

01:57:46.860 Oh, the same amount of balls. Okay. Because I'm going to say whatever the opposite of what he is. 0.99

01:57:49.420 You think about the three. So, that's the test. I love this.

01:57:53.340 That's the word. Here we go.

01:57:55.980 May that explain you to this gentleman.

01:57:58.140 Kellen, what do you think? Can you have a guess?

01:58:01.100 Am I?

01:58:01.420 And get right up on that mic. 1.00

01:58:03.500 He's a producer. Okay. He's behind the scenes.

01:58:04.700 Yeah, Kellen knows.

01:58:05.500 I'd probably say three.

01:58:06.380 Say none because then we got it. 0.99

01:58:08.060 Yeah, no balls. 1.00

01:58:10.780 Ian says three. 0.99

01:58:11.900 I say two, the same amount.

01:58:13.740 And Kellen, I told him the same amount.

01:58:16.060 Which makes no sense, but sure.

01:58:17.420 I hope now you can see.

01:58:19.660 Oh, he was right.

01:58:20.540 Nothing.

01:58:21.260 Kellen was right after all.

01:58:23.100 So, why does this work?

01:58:24.940 Why does this work?

01:58:25.500 Because all we did was we folded the magnets together.

01:58:28.700 And now I won't pick up anyone.

01:58:29.740 And their magnetic fields are canceling themselves out now.

01:58:31.340 So, what is gravity?

01:58:32.620 What?

01:58:32.940 So, the Earth is just a giant magnet that's generally pretty neutral.

01:58:36.780 The Earth is just a giant.

01:58:37.980 Oh, wow.

01:58:38.700 You were right, Kellen.

01:58:40.380 So, the more dense matter becomes, the more neutralized the magnetism of it, but we still see.

01:58:45.980 I have a question.

01:58:47.100 If we turn the lights off, can we see the static?

01:58:50.300 Probably no.

01:58:51.020 Machine can detect it.

01:58:52.300 Maybe not from.

01:58:53.500 Because like, did you ever, were you ever like in your room at night with fresh sheets

01:58:57.500 and you can see the light?

01:58:58.940 Oh, sure.

01:58:59.900 Yeah.

01:58:59.980 The sheets of static electricity?

01:59:01.100 Yeah.

01:59:01.500 I can feel it when I put my hand on it.

01:59:03.100 Right.

01:59:03.500 You can see that one.

01:59:04.540 Yeah.

01:59:04.620 Because this is still a radio wave.

01:59:06.860 It's not in the visible wave.

01:59:09.580 So, maybe not see by human bare eye, but machine, of course, you can feel it.

01:59:15.740 Yeah.

01:59:16.060 You can feel it.

01:59:16.700 Yeah.

01:59:17.260 You want to feel it?

01:59:17.740 You got to get one of those.

01:59:18.540 Yeah, for sure.

01:59:19.100 Yeah, pass it over.

01:59:19.740 So, what about...

01:59:20.380 Hold the button down and put your hand on it and you'll feel the electricity.

01:59:22.780 Increasing the density at a local level reduce the magnetic...

01:59:26.220 What I try to say, hey, you do not change the mass.

01:59:29.420 Right?

01:59:29.820 You do not change the mass.

01:59:31.020 The force.

01:59:31.820 Oh, my goodness.

01:59:32.460 He got a static shot.

01:59:34.700 Oh, I love that feeling.

01:59:35.740 Yes.

01:59:36.060 I sleep on a bed like this.

01:59:37.580 I'll tell you more about it later.

01:59:38.700 So, that's where if most of the matter, say we say on Earth, most of the wave fields

01:59:43.420 is neutral.

01:59:44.140 Is it because magnetic particles can neutralize them?

01:59:48.700 So, the more neutralize them, even like Earth.

01:59:51.580 Can I see the balls and the magnet?

01:59:52.860 Yeah, so the Earth is just a...

01:59:53.980 All these are not the magnets.

01:59:55.180 Okay, he's going to test that himself.

01:59:57.180 Yeah, no, the Earth then is just a very weak magnet.

01:59:59.740 I mean, it seems powerful because it's so big, but ultimately if you were really at it

02:00:03.260 up, you would say, oh, well, it's actually pretty weak.

02:00:05.100 And you're going to find out that, oh, it's actually gravity is now just

02:00:09.100 electromagnetism, relatively neutral.

02:00:10.700 Is that because of the spherical density?

02:00:12.460 If the Earth was a long tube, it sounds like it would be more magnetic.

02:00:16.940 That's right.

02:00:17.900 Now, I'm going to show you.

02:00:19.020 Use the magnets.

02:00:20.060 If I make this called in series, right, you have a more magnetic field.

02:00:27.820 But when you have...

02:00:28.860 What happens if you have a more magnetic field?

02:00:31.660 You have a stronger field that you can interact with until one day it's buckled.

02:00:38.140 You see, what happens if it's buckled?

02:00:39.900 You become a neutral particle now for every part.

02:00:45.020 For every part, you have a positive, you have a negative with it.

02:00:48.540 So that's how magnetic force can be neutralized, becomes what is called neutral particles.

02:00:57.660 So here's the other question I have is, how many magnets are here, do you know?

02:01:00.780 Oh, my goodness.

02:01:02.700 It looks like 40, maybe 40.

02:01:04.860 Yeah.

02:01:05.260 If I remove magnets from it, will it lose magnetic force?

02:01:08.620 Yeah, magnetic force.

02:01:09.100 Eventually, yeah.

02:01:09.820 Yeah.

02:01:10.540 So it will eventually just drop the ball if I pull them off the top?

02:01:13.420 Oh, that's a good question.

02:01:14.860 Actually, if you have just one square, probably you can pull them off.

02:01:19.420 Oh, okay.

02:01:20.060 Oh, so the...

02:01:21.180 Even though, even the force is reduced.

02:01:22.380 There goes, it fell off.

02:01:23.180 So it did reduce.

02:01:25.420 One thing, it reduced by smaller.

02:01:27.580 So when I disconnected this...

02:01:29.180 Yeah.

02:01:29.420 Okay, no, it stayed on.

02:01:31.420 Oh, no.

02:01:33.660 Oh, there, it fell off.

02:01:34.780 Yeah.

02:01:35.180 It fell off.

02:01:35.580 Yup.

02:01:35.820 It's pretty neat.

02:01:37.100 It's intuitive, right?

02:01:37.820 I mean, it really helps you understand it.

02:01:39.340 Sort of like the shape of the magnet dictates the magnetic force.

02:01:42.780 Exactly.

02:01:43.820 You do not change mass.

02:01:45.500 You can have a huge force.

02:01:47.020 That's why we said we need black hole to hold the matter together.

02:01:50.620 They connect the force direct through how many mass.

02:01:53.740 No.

02:01:54.460 You connect how much force to electromagnetic force.

02:01:59.340 You know, it's not based on mass.

02:02:00.940 So why are things in the universe drawn towards spheriosity, spherical?

02:02:06.860 That's a very, very good question.

02:02:09.260 Why everything we see in space look like spherical?

02:02:12.380 Because spherical give you perfect three-dimensional neutralized system.

02:02:17.420 That's the most stable.

02:02:18.620 Three-dimensional, if you think about it.

02:02:20.700 Neutral, stable.

02:02:21.740 That's perfect.

02:02:22.380 So you'll see, like, comets tend to be more magnetic, and then, or, I mean…

02:02:27.900 Exactly.

02:02:28.940 Comet has…

02:02:29.900 Oh, is it because they're moving in a straight line, so they're giving the visage of a long,

02:02:35.420 straight magnet, whereas if they're revolving in an orbit, then they give the visage…

02:02:41.900 Very, very smart observation.

02:02:44.380 Basically, you say comet is not as perfect as spherical.

02:02:48.780 That's it.

02:02:49.420 Let's say it's not a perfect neutral.

02:02:51.100 It's highly magnetized, highly charged.

02:02:54.460 Oh, my goodness.

02:02:55.100 That's…

02:02:55.900 You are…

02:02:56.300 You provide evidence.

02:02:57.740 Why comet traveling faster than anything else, right?

02:03:00.700 Differently.

02:03:01.500 And have a different geometry instead of a sphere?

02:03:04.460 Because it's not a neutral.

02:03:05.660 Yeah, and not to change the subject too much, but there's one last thing that I wanted to bring up,

02:03:11.980 which is there's a patent called…

02:03:13.100 Oh, you got that one.

02:03:13.980 Oh, yeah.

02:03:14.540 There's a patent…

02:03:15.820 Comet has more fun.

02:03:16.700 When I add this little piece of metal, it drops.

02:03:22.860 That's interesting.

02:03:23.820 Okay.

02:03:24.860 So I was able to pick it up.

02:03:26.540 You got to be very careful and go very slow.

02:03:29.980 It still falls, but if I…

02:03:32.220 Because it's barely got enough force to lift.

02:03:33.980 Oh, I can't get it to go now.

02:03:38.700 Well, I'll give you guys one last cool scientific thing, which is coherent matter wave beam.

02:03:44.940 There's a patent for this that is by Lockheed Martin Engineer and his partner, Charles Chase,

02:03:51.900 and there's a video out there recently where they were talking about this patent is a microchip

02:03:55.260 that goes back to 2011, 2013, but just recently in the last, I think, few months,

02:04:00.940 this guy came out and started talking about what his patent does.

02:04:03.820 And he essentially says that we can take fermions, which is a point where we can't have…

02:04:09.340 Two fermions can't be in the same point at the same time.

02:04:11.580 And he's saying we can actually cause that to occur.

02:04:13.740 We can create a matter wave beam, a wave of matter, because of general relativity.

02:04:19.740 And what this will allow, and he references the Ehrenhoff-Bohm effect and coherence as well,

02:04:24.140 is that this could allow for a laser beam that is a million times more powerful, or a beam that's

02:04:31.420 a million times more powerful than a laser, which would be very useful for gravity manipulation if

02:04:35.420 we wanted to do that.

02:04:36.460 It would also allow atomic scale manufacturing, which is the idea that we could, at the atomic

02:04:41.980 level, produce a microchip one atom at a time, potentially make metamaterials out of it.

02:04:47.180 And then the last part he says, which is kind of coy, is he says, transportation of matter over

02:04:51.420 distance.

02:04:52.540 And I go, wow, that one's pretty weird.

02:04:54.380 Because when I think about this teleportation, I think that maybe they are like turning the

02:04:57.820 plane into a wave function, and then shooting it out somewhere else.

02:05:01.660 We are completely over time.

02:05:03.740 So it's been a lot of fun hanging out with you guys and talking about all this crazy science.

02:05:07.820 But we are over, and we're going to give a shout out to Jeremy Hambly of The Quarterings,

02:05:10.860 and a right on his way.

02:05:12.380 Where can people find more from you, Dr. Yu?

02:05:15.820 Oh, when places have all the past videos I did with my partner, David Granowski,

02:05:22.620 the website called aneighborschoice.com.

02:05:27.580 So you can find the information on more videos.

02:05:30.860 I hope I can get a video from you for this interview.

02:05:34.300 Can I post that on my website?

02:05:35.740 Yeah, of course, of course.

02:05:36.620 On that website?

02:05:37.820 Yeah, absolutely.

02:05:38.380 Thank you.

02:05:38.780 So your website is aneighborschoice?

02:05:40.860 aneighborschoice is a one word.

02:05:43.100 aneighborschoice.com.

02:05:47.260 You actually have a lot of comments on that.

02:05:50.940 Where can they find you?

02:05:52.220 At JustXAshton on all social medias, on YouTube as well.

02:05:56.300 Check out my live streams.

02:05:57.180 I also did Hard Truths podcast.

02:05:58.380 You can check it out.

02:05:58.940 Dr. Yu is one of my guests relatively recently.

02:06:01.340 Amazing podcast.

02:06:02.460 So come check it out, guys, if you want to learn about the science, physics, et cetera.

02:06:05.580 We need everybody to wake up so that we can get to the future that we all deserve.

02:06:09.100 Yeah, dude.

02:06:10.300 Where are you at, Ian?

02:06:11.900 My dream, man.

02:06:12.860 I'm at Ian Crossland.

02:06:13.980 Follow me on the internet at Ian Crossland.

02:06:15.260 I've been into this.

02:06:16.700 I'm into this.

02:06:17.180 We are back tonight at 8 p.m.

02:06:19.020 for Timcast IRL.

02:06:20.940 Check it out.

02:06:21.500 Thanks for hanging out.

02:06:22.140 We'll see y'all then.

02:06:22.700 Okay.

02:06:23.260 You're fine.

02:06:23.500 We'll see y'all.

02:06:25.400 Bye.

02:06:26.240 E segur package for you.

02:06:27.980 Great люб seek.

02:06:29.000 So relax.

02:06:29.580 This is the process.

02:06:29.840 This is on and we'll be able to have your friend and me.

02:06:31.760 I其 going back and forth.

02:06:32.880 I'll see you again.

02:06:33.440 Thank you.

02:06:33.680 Yeah.

02:06:34.160 Hello.

02:06:34.260 I think you are the leader.

02:06:35.300 I'll see you again.

02:06:37.440 Team.

02:06:38.120 I'll see you again.

02:06:39.760 This is a podcast about the next video.

02:06:41.960 You can find yourself with me.

02:06:46.660 Oh, yeah.

02:06:47.480 This is a podcast.

02:06:48.340 Oh, yes, I'll see you again.

The Culture War - Tim Pool - June 27, 2025

EXPOSING Secret Government Tech, UFOs & TELEPORTATION ｜ The Culture War with Tim Pool

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The Culture War - Tim Pool - June 27, 2025

EXPOSING Secret Government Tech, UFOs &#x26; TELEPORTATION ｜ The Culture War with Tim Pool

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EXPOSING Secret Government Tech, UFOs & TELEPORTATION ｜ The Culture War with Tim Pool