Bill sez: > The other side of fooling ourselves is the Scoffers' delusion, where all > phenomena are well known, and Weird Discoveries are impossible by > definition. After seeing many examples of this, I suspect that it's not > driven by ego, but by fear. Fear of the unknown, and worship of the > contemporary scientific worldview as if it's some kind of religious dogma > which must never be questioned.
It can take on an almost rabid-like outrage towards anyone who dares question the status quo. > Which all just means that we have to stay in between, and don't let the > pendulum swing too far away from one self-delusion (and into the other.) > > > At present all I can say is that I remain fascinated by what I've seen > > of Ron's work. Maybe even a tad encouraged as well. > > Yeah! No matter what, this single-conductor "circuitry" is really cool > and bizarre, and certainly hasn't been explored since Tesla. > You'd make a good middle of the road Buddhist. Regards, Steven Vincent Johnson (aka Grasshopper in training) www.OrionWorks.com
