Blinky2004

of which i'm one

Check it out folks... expand your minds. 8D \:]

http://www.baytoday.ca/content/news/details.asp?c=6657

Welles

If this is for real, and it seems likely, it is a Pandora's box. In this goofy world we live in, a technology such as this will first be exploited for paranoid reasons with the destructive purposes maximized.

The inventor is inspired but politically naive. I'm afraid he is in line for the "I'd rather have been a plumber" award. (Albert Einstein's comment after the atomic bomb was used.)

Blinky2004

Yeah i agree with your take on it Welles.
This guy has a lot of inventions, this being the most ground breaking one. I don't think the attention he got from his other inventions has prepared him for what this one will bring.

Raven

\:] Oh oh...... here's some more on the dude http://www.improb.com/news/2001/nov/...errorists.html seems he's a very busy inventor of VERY ODD STUFF. [confused]

IF his latest invention is really capable of what has been written about it (at present I don't believe it...but strange things do happen...and then there's Tessla's inventions...... \:] ) we're going to be hearing a round or two of "blame Canada!" [bustagut] Sorry Mark!

Blinky2004

Yeah the "bear proof suit"... that's an old invention. He's had that one for quite some time now. He's got like, 3-4 versions of it.


Another invention of his that's much more practical... is a fire retardent material that can be used to coat a house with, then washed off afterward with plain ol' water. It looks kind of like a mud pack once applied.
He thought of it after the Okanagon had that devestating run of wild fires last year. People and insurance companies could've saved millions in losses if he'd invented that a year prior.

The guy's a tad 'out there', but he sure keeps busy being creative. Bravo i say. :} [righton]

chillman

This invention is a little disturbing. With the technoloy that this thing can posess, and see through, I am amazed that the Pentagon hasn't tried to get at him yet. This is spooky stuff.

If it's real...

\:] :B

Joy Foraker

Interesting [saywhat] ! Mark thanks for posting. Some sub-minaturization is going to be required-- Doesnt look real practical for foot soldiers to carry around. Don't tell Rumsfield about this possibility we got enough wars going on. [honesty]

huma

Absolutely amazing. His angel light reminds me of Tesla's orgone experiments. The negative effects seem to mimic what Tesla claimed about his "death ray."

Blinky2004

[stuned] \:] [oops]

Bacardi

Xcuse me, but Tesla's game was, amongst other things, to use the energy from the ionosphere (they have taken up his plans) by buidling a network of towers all over the world. He stopped because he calculated (and this long before chaos math calculated that for example Mercury's orbit is extremely unstable) that it could destabilize the Earth's orbit and send her off like a comet into space.
It was Wilhelm Reich, a pupil of Freud who talked about Orgone, the blue light of Life's energy (I saw it: it is real) withwhich he said he could heal diseases. Of course, he was convicted to spend some time in an American jail where he -"luckily"- died. Just like Osho (Bhagwan Sree Rajneesh) died shortly after a visit to the same institute. And the Brigado Rosso members fell out the window during examination by Italian police. And Andreas Baader and Ulrike Meinhof commited suicide in their jail. Etc etc.

Reich was very "in" before people got interested in the sexual part of Tantra Yoga. (Tantra is in fact more working with what is given because everything is part of the reality in which we live). Energy meditation is *very* powerful and should not be undertaken without a real guide (who went through the whole set of experiences her/himself).