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Topic: Dale Pond
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Heat or Thermal Activity All science knows that heat is a vibratory phenomena. In other words, the manifestation of heat is a result of vibration. This fact has been proposed, demonstrated and proven beyond any shadow of any doubt yet science refuses to acknowledge that vibration, of and by itself, is worthy of consideration. Not study the cause of heat?! Why? Because Newtonian physics does not admit that human sensing may at times be in error, but is in fact the rule by which science can judge the inner nature of the universe. I propose that if vibration is the essence of all things and phenomena, then why waste time studying anything else? Or waste effort in assuming that anything else has value other than as a demonstration of what vibration can manifest as? Why waste precious life on studying effects instead of studying what causes those effects? Why indeed? When cooling an aggregated substance science says it is removing heat. In actuality cooling dampens the vibrations that cause heat. When this is acknowledged for what it is then the idea that harmonics and partials (overtones and undertones) of a given fundamental vibration frequency can be acknowledged to exist (which they do) and that it may be these subsequently created partials which give rise to (cause) heat, attraction and repulsion. Strange as it may seem quantum mechanics, quantum electrochemistry and all the other quantum fields are beginning to recognize the quantum level causes at work in force and matter. However the vast majority of physicists and "scientists" still refuse to get with the new research and firmly anchor themselves in the past using antiquated premises and ideas even going to the point of condemning such new discoveries while their decrepit paradigm is being proving more and more useless everyday. Why do seemingly intelligent people misbehave like this? Do they feel threatened? Are they insecure in their own knowledge? Are they afraid or arrogant? Unforegiving? Uncharitable? Simply don't know anything exists other than what they think they already know? Or do they think they already know all there is to know about whatever subject they happened to be "educated" in? |
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