I think our history evolves around the invention of innovation. Look at it as the rate at which we learn about learning. Slowly but steadily we find out that the only science is that of education. Merely making the information more complicated does-not make it easier to understand. It means the exact opposite, it means things will get more complicated perpetually, it means it will constantly become harder to understand. The rate of progress depends on the overall level of knowledge that is now derived of all substance. I imagine we can inject flair into knowledge, it would fully depend on style and style is noting more as not-doing things rather than the do-doings of things. | ![]() energy | ![]() magnet motor |
![]() earth | Rather than a lot of progress I get to observe how global government is using the military apparatus for pushing dollars and oil. As if we never had an environment we bet the farm on bush, nasa and the rest of the Illuminati to save earth from the ideas of eavol people like Schauberger and Tesla. National security is all about covering up crucial innovation on a large number of topics. Researching the destruction of health rather than immortality right in front of our nose, that's the funny part. Time brought us some interesting patents, all they need is some good packaging. It's extremely interesting to see what people where thinking of over the years. Conventional physics is manipulated with nonsense so professionally I'm now antagonistically researching the alternative energy they so desperately wanted to cover up. Just that makes all the evidence we need to know overunity exists - the æther is kinetic. |
- gaby