Something Interesting Thread

[LonghornCatholic]

 

[LonghornCatholic]

Just watching that my skin feels better

 

[SabreHorn]

LC,

I thought I was watching the Battle of the Bands between Southern & Grambling

 

[mb227]

It's like the Ministry of Silly Walks met an HBCU marching band...

 

[LonghornCatholic]

 

[Dionysus]

wonderful story

 

[LonghornCatholic]

Take II.

 

[LonghornCatholic]

 

[LonghornCatholic]

 

[LonghornCatholic]

 

[LonghornCatholic]

 

[LonghornCatholic]

 

[LonghornCatholic]

 

[LonghornCatholic]

 

[mchammer]

 

[mchammer]

There Never Was a Real Tulip Fever | Smithsonian

 

[LonghornCatholic]

 

[Sangre Naranjada]

The couple was opposite sex but the same race.

The couple was happy to conceive children.

That's just two things that might explode the skulls of the loonies here in the USA.

 

[Run Pincher]

The couple was opposite sex but the same race.

The couple was happy to conceive children.

That's just two things that might explode the skulls of the loonies here in the USA.

 

[LonghornCatholic]

For the travelers

 

[LonghornCatholic]

No idea if he’s right, but he loves physics more than acting.

 

[Dionysus]

Over my head but I would like to hear an explanation geared to the regular folk.

 

[mchammer]

No idea if he’s right, but he loves physics more than acting.

There are many many versions of the periodic table. This is not new. Different ways to categorize things.

 

[LonghornCatholic]

He’s either brilliant or cray. I say he’s a mix (no pun intended)

 

[Vol Horn 4 Life]

There are many many versions of the periodic table. This is not new. Different ways to categorize things.

Yes, but what I believe he is saying is that every element has a corresponding element that is slightly "bigger or smaller" and all of the elements that align on the vortex table want to work together which opens up a whole other door for things like energy production.

I think that's what he was getting to with separating H2O with the beryllium "sound wave". That violent interaction to separate hydrogen and oxygen creates a substantial amount of energy that can be harnessed and used and in my guesstimation practically free. For example the hydrogen cars which use the energy created by creating water by combining hydrogen and oxygen, but this is the exact opposite.

Now imagine the violent interactions that might create safer molecules than separating hydrogen and oxygen. It could be unlimited free but safe to produce energy. Imagine the political ramifications of free energy. Yeah, my brain went off on a wild one there and I could be completely off base. That's one of the most interesting videos I think I've ever seen and is absolutely believable to me.

 

[mchammer]

Yes, but what I believe he is saying is that every element has a corresponding element that is slightly "bigger or smaller" and all of the elements that align on the vortex table want to work together which opens up a whole other door for things like energy production.

I think that's what he was getting to with separating H2O with the beryllium "sound wave". That violent interaction to separate hydrogen and oxygen creates a substantial amount of energy that can be harnessed and used and in my guesstimation practically free. For example the hydrogen cars which use the energy created by creating water by combining hydrogen and oxygen, but this is the exact opposite.

Now imagine the violent interactions that might create safer molecules than separating hydrogen and oxygen. It could be unlimited free but safe to produce energy. Imagine the political ramifications of free energy. Yeah, my brain went off on a wild one there and I could be completely off base. That's one of the most interesting videos I think I've ever seen and is absolutely believable to me.

Energy isn’t totally free. Even if beryllium does what is claimed in the video, there is a cost to mine and process the beryllium to a point where it is ready to react with water.

 

[Vol Horn 4 Life]

Energy isn’t totally free. Even if beryllium does what is claimed in the video, there is a cost to mine and process the beryllium to a point where it is ready to react with water.

Yes, but the part I heard but didn't come close to understanding was the sound of each element. I'm assuming you don't need actual beryllium if you can replicate the sound which could possibly accomplish the same reaction. I suppose you could generate energy twice, once by separation then turn off the sound wave causing more energy as they come back together to re-form water.

 

[mchammer]

 

[mchammer]

 

[Driver 8]

I would totally plant this good boy in my yard