OK, I will embrace the uncertainty principle. I can see one of those 1500 hp engines in my boat...
On Sat, Aug 11, 2012 at 4:27 PM, Abd ul-Rahman Lomax <a...@lomaxdesign.com>wrote: > At 09:29 AM 8/11/2012, Chemical Engineer wrote: > >> I now firmly believe Papp/Rohner, Rossi device, DGT, Brillouin, Celini >> and others are all generating energy by the exact same Nuclear process and >> my prediction of what will come next when the world realizes what this is >> is that ALL HEAVEN AND HELL WILL BREAK LOOSE. >> > > Watch out for "firmly believe" with *any interpretation.* It gunks up your > mind. > > [...] >> >> I really want somebody to slap me to wake me up. My wife is wondering >> why I cannot sleep at night lately. >> > > That's a sign. > > SLAP! > > WAKE UP!!! > > "Firmly believe" is a formula for insanity, including sleeplessness. > > You can choose to trust something with your money, trust it with, even, > your life, but "firmly believe" is a byproduct ofmechanisms which severely > limit our adaptability. It's not necessary. > > Doesn't mean you are wrong, but that the stance is likely to create an > inability to perceive whatever might be contrary to the "firm belief." We > just saw a great example of that on this list. Everything is interpreted, > once belief like this is established and not recognized for what it is, in > such a way as to confirm the belief. > > The powerful forces of logic and interpretation, so valuable for our > creativity, are turned to the service of the "belief." > > (This is not an antireligious screed. Faith is not belief, faith is a > condition of the heart and an attitude of acceptance and trust. Belief has > seized upon text and fixed ideas, and has substituted them for faith.) >
