Valuetainment - April 04, 2025


＂Trillions Are At Stake!＂ – Terrence Howard's WILD CLAIM His SECRET Tech Could CRIPPLE America


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1,069

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76

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In this episode, Rob and Ron discuss the incredible discovery of beryllium and how it can change the world for the better. This is a must listen if you are a scientist or an inventor and you want to know how this stuff works.

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00:00:00.000 Do you mind just taking a moment and share, you have a certain number of patents.
00:00:04.180 I don't know what the number is, say 30-something patents.
00:00:06.840 No, it's right now we have over 90-something separate patents.
00:00:12.540 We have 30 different trademarks and copyrights, but most of the stuff are hard patents.
00:00:19.460 And the patents, are they all in the States?
00:00:21.580 All in the States. 0.60
00:00:22.300 Well, I've got them worldwide.
00:00:23.780 You have to start at five of them here, but a lot of them are redundant patents in other countries.
00:00:29.700 What is this, Rob?
00:00:31.440 That's just how many, according to ChatGPT.
00:00:34.360 Okay, 94 patents with 60.
00:00:36.520 Okay, perfect.
00:00:37.260 So you've got 94 patents.
00:00:39.120 What new findings, you know, what have you found where the average person can benefit from?
00:00:47.840 And if you're sitting there, you said this is worth in the trillions of dollars, and you and I are speaking before.
00:00:53.500 You're like, if another country gets their hands on this.
00:00:55.560 It's an end of America.
00:00:56.600 What have you found?
00:00:57.280 Well, we've been able to innovate.
00:00:59.400 The first thing that everybody already knows about is the tangential flight with linchpin.
00:01:04.760 We have provided tangential flight, the ability to fly around your own center of mass, and unlimited midair bonding.
00:01:12.460 I mean, it's the end of cranes for the linchpin because no matter how large the project is or how small it is, linchpins can modulate and cover over air, over land, over sea.
00:01:24.280 You have flight vehicles that deal with, you know, that are able to deal with the air or deal with space or deal with water.
00:01:32.460 You have cars for the land, but you don't have anything that is ubiquitous to all of these mediums, and that's what linchpin is able to do.
00:01:40.460 So when I say it's the end of cranes, it's the, so you have that.
00:01:44.560 We've innovated flight.
00:01:45.800 We've innovated geometry by having unlimited bonding.
00:01:49.680 We've innovated lighting, you know.
00:01:52.440 We've innovated with our energy systems.
00:01:55.380 And what I wanted to share with you, one of the biggest things that I talked about with the Howard Kama, its ability to pull energy directly from the Van der Waals or from the zero point, you know, we've already provided a means to do that to where you don't have to pay for any energy anymore.
00:02:12.680 The same thing when I talked about beryllium, utilizing beryllium, even though there were some idiot chemists that came out and said that what I said concerning beryllium was wrong.
00:02:25.580 But I dare them to compare beryllium to, or beryllium's reaction to oxygen the same way that magnesium behaves with sulfur, the same way that selenium behaves with, um, God, I just lost my thought. 0.61
00:02:49.880 Selenium?
00:02:50.620 Yeah, no, no, because...
00:02:51.960 Can you pull it up?
00:02:52.600 Well, no, no, magnesium, magnesium, you have, um...
00:02:57.600 Can you pull up the charts, Ron?
00:02:58.940 Yeah, really quick.
00:03:00.700 The way that selenium...
00:03:03.600 Yeah, if you can just pull up the periodic table and zoom in.
00:03:07.040 Selenium's relationship with calcium.
00:03:08.660 Okay.
00:03:08.860 The same relationship that, the same way that selenium will mitigate what's taking place inside of calcium, the same way that sulfur will mitigate what's taking place with the magnesium.
00:03:20.320 Oxygen, being the equal and opposite made of beryllium, will mitigate what's taking place with beryllium, and they will always have a strong attraction to each other, so whatever bullshit that was being spoken by those chemists, they do not know what they're talking about.
00:03:36.760 And the problem with utilizing actual beryllium is it oxidates, so immediately the cover, the surface of it gets covered, and so the reaction stops.
00:03:46.440 But if you use the frequency of beryllium to separate the oxygen from the hydrogen, and have small little apertures for the hydrogen to go through, because the hydrogen is a smaller waveform, then the oxygen will separate, and the hydrogen will separate, and they'll both be usable.
00:04:06.860 We proved that.
00:04:08.500 Science has proven that.
00:04:10.140 Natural phenomenon has proven that.
00:04:12.320 They see it in all of their reactions.
00:04:20.860 That's why they're using a lot of the chemists in a number of the interactions that they have.
00:04:27.580 They'll use beryllium for a particular purpose because it will cause oxidation.
00:04:31.420 And then they have a means by which to reverse that polarization pushes, you know, whatever was oxidated onto it, and now it opens up the door again for the beryllium to work.
00:04:42.360 There's a number of means for it.
00:04:43.880 They've seen it work, but because it is in opposition to the oil and industry world, they're fighting it.
00:04:51.960 And so I brought the proof.
00:04:53.220 I brought the simple proof when I provide it for you guys.
00:04:55.840 On my website, on Terry's linchpin, there's the white paper on how beryllium behaves and how oxygen behaves.
00:05:06.900 Who's broken that white paper down?
00:05:09.020 It's just gone up to my thing.
00:05:11.240 I can't get anyone to do a peer review.
00:05:13.840 I've sent it off to publishers.
00:05:16.000 Publishers refuse to review it because Eric Weinstein, Brian Keaton, people came out, said the Dunning-Kruger effect.
00:05:23.940 The amount of pain and suppression that's come my way because all I've tried to do is provide the proof out there.
00:05:31.380 Nobody wants it.
00:05:32.960 Dunning-Kruger effect is a cognitive bias where people probably just completely disappeared on the screen.
00:05:38.540 Yeah.
00:05:38.740 People with low competence in a specific area tend to overestimate their abilities while highly competent individuals may underestimate their skills.
00:05:47.100 This occurs when a lack of metacognition prevents those with low competence.
00:05:51.360 So they're saying you're low competent in this topic.
00:05:53.800 That's what they're saying.
00:05:54.360 In this topic.
00:05:55.020 This is what Neil deGrasse came out and said.
00:05:57.540 And so now he owes me an apology.
00:05:59.760 Why?
00:06:00.620 Because with those same things that he said had no value, now we've already put them into a white paper.
00:06:07.080 And we've been able to solve the seven millennial problems and the three body problems with the same equations or substances that he said created the Dunning-Kruger effect.
00:06:19.020 Hi, everyone.
00:06:19.860 My name is Terrence Howard.
00:06:21.440 I'm an actor, but in the field of science also.
00:06:25.780 So if you would like to connect with me, you can connect with me on Manect.
00:06:30.540 The QR code is down below.
00:06:33.000 And let's have a great conversation.
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