From Craig:
Some good questions.
There also might be a few misconceptions that I will attempt to clarify.
Can I opt out? If I didn't want to use the virtual currency, but
instead chose to trade gold for services rendered, with other
people who wanted to opt out, could we? If so,
I've been thinking further about how it might be possible to go from a force
(pressure) to continuous energy via Casimir geometry. Normally, any force
like gravity or inertia is a one-way street, unless there is a disconnect in
the overall symmetry which can be exploited by a rapid transaction
A Large Mechanical Force from the Quantum VacuumNASA's Breakthrough Physics
Propulsion Program concluded that we might someday use the momentum of the
photons of the Quantum Vacuum to eliminate the cumbersome on-board
reaction-mass and fuel of rockets. According to Stochastic
On Tuesday, December 28, 2010 2:34 Jones Beene said
The key leap of faith for Casimir heating is *asymmetry* in a narrow range
that operates via access the Dirac epo field.
I would call it a small logical step and not a leap - We know reactors like
those used by BLP and others heat hydrogen into
From Jones:
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In a nutshell, small changes in internal stress as it
relates to compressive strain could provide continuous
heating due to quantum fluctuations which are a well-known
feature of these cavities. When the medium is fermion-like,
it releases energy, but when it is
On Tue, Oct 5, 2010 at 3:42 AM, Jed Rothwell jedrothw...@gmail.com wrote:
Mike Carrell mi...@medleas.com wrote:
Zone melting purification is standard in the semiconductor industry since
the 1940’s when it was developed at Bell Laboratories, enabling the
development of the transistor. . . .
From: OrionWorks
* But now, getting back to speculations on Casimir heating or cooling
effects, how much evidence exists that might allow us to speculate on the
proposed validity that the materials involved, which are being heated up and
cooled, are capable of switching back-and-forth
From Jones
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Thanks to google books, we have access to old issues of New Scientist
from 1981. On p. 205-6 there is clear indication that we have known for
nearly 30 years that hydrogen condensation can happen at cryogenic
temperatures - i.e. that monatomic hydrogen is a composite boson
Who Exploits Who?
Karl Widerquist
Tulane University
This whole program is voluntary ...The men don’t have to ... if they don’t
want to. But we need you to starve them to death if they don’t ( Joseph
Heller,
Catch-22).
http://www.widerquist.com/karl/Articles--scholarly/WhoXWho.pdf
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