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Speaker 1: Now here's a highlight from Coast to Coast AM on iHeartRadio.

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Speaker 2: And we are back with Mark Fiorentino, self taught metaphysician,

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Speaker 2: author of Master of Reality. All right, Mark, let's get

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Speaker 2: into the unified field theory. Off the top, I was,

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Speaker 2: in my very basic way, trying to explain the unified

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Speaker 2: field theory. I said, imagine playing with different toys. You

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Speaker 2: have a soccer ball, a remote controlled car, and a magnet,

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Speaker 2: and each toy seems to follow its own set of rules.

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Speaker 2: The soccer ball rolls and it bounces, that's gravity and motion.

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Speaker 1: You've got a.

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Speaker 2: Remote controlled car that moves with electricity, and then you've

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Speaker 2: got a magnet that sticks to certain metals. So if

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Speaker 2: you could find a single set of rules or instructions

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Speaker 2: that explains how to play with all these toys, that's

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Speaker 2: what Einstein was after. But for the entire universe's forces,

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Speaker 2: that's a very rudimentary explanation. You give me a better one.

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Speaker 3: Well, there's a simple explanation, and I'll go into a

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Speaker 3: little more detail. Electromagnetism and gravity emerges aspects of a

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Speaker 3: single fundamental field. That's the very basic unified field theory,

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Speaker 3: and really what that means is I deconstructed electromagnetism into

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Speaker 3: the primary forces, and I've defined three primary forces, the

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Speaker 3: electrostatic field, the magnetic field, in the gravitational field. These

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Speaker 3: are three different types of bending of space. In my theory,

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Speaker 3: those forces, those are the forces bendings of a quasi

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Speaker 3: elastic solid. So all three of the primary fields, which

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Speaker 3: are the electric, magnetic, and gravitation, are in fact part

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Speaker 3: of the same unified structure, which is the ether. So

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Speaker 3: he believed. Einstein believed in the ether all the way

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Speaker 3: up until just before nineteen oh five and then the

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Speaker 3: Michaelson Morley experiment to everybody for a loop, and the

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Speaker 3: ether was abandoned, but not entirely by Einstein because he

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Speaker 3: kept using that model to make equations for both special

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Speaker 3: and general relativity, in particular general relativity. But that's the

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Speaker 3: unified field theory, just trying to find the relationship how

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Speaker 3: the magnetic force and the electrostatic force are related and

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Speaker 3: create a gravitational field. And that's how that's what I

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Speaker 3: worked on and worked out in my book and in

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Speaker 3: the paper that I put on the internet at research Gate.

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Speaker 3: That problem was solved by using a mathematical formula as

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Speaker 3: basically the moment of inertia, and I calculated the rate

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Speaker 3: of motion of the quarks inside neutrons and protons and

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Speaker 3: was able to use that further calculation to calculate their masses,

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Speaker 3: add them together, and it wound up being the exact

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Speaker 3: amount of what we measure for the neutron and the protons.

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Speaker 3: So that's the connection. Finding a connection from gravity to

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Speaker 3: the electrostatic and magnetic field. There is a definite connection

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Speaker 3: the motion of electromagnetic fields. This is interesting story. When

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Speaker 3: I was writing the book, it was raining one day,

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Speaker 3: it was raining pretty hard, and I came up with

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Speaker 3: the best sentence that I could think of, basically saying

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Speaker 3: that gravity is caused by the accelerated motion of unbalanced

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Speaker 3: fundamental charges. I remember writing that sentence and then hitting

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Speaker 3: the period button, and as soon as I did that,

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Speaker 3: there was this huge crack of thunder, some chills, and

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Speaker 3: I said, wew, this is right. I got it. This

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Speaker 3: is very important piece of information right here.

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Speaker 2: How did you describe space as a quasi electric solid?

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Speaker 2: Is that the term?

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Speaker 3: Wise? See elastic solids? Oh elastic, yeah, yeah, it's it's

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Speaker 3: a material. The only thing there really exists physically. Everything

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Speaker 3: is made from it. So all the particles matter and

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Speaker 3: energy particles are configurations of that medium. They're but little

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Speaker 3: tiny wave particle fields that are electrostatic. All particles have

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Speaker 3: an electrostatic charge of some manner, and that charge moves.

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Speaker 3: So when that happens, since it's either clockwise or counterclockwise,

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Speaker 3: it rotates and causes the magnetic field to emerge. So

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Speaker 3: the magnetic field is a secon cadary force along with gravity,

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Speaker 3: which is another emerging force. It doesn't happen until those

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Speaker 3: particles move in an accelerated manner. So that's the connection.

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Speaker 3: That's what Einstein was looking for. He'd Einstein argued that

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Speaker 3: if one believe wholeheartedly in the basic idea of a

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Speaker 3: field theory, matters should enter not as an interloper, but

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Speaker 3: as an honest part of the field itself. That's exactly

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Speaker 3: what I'm saying. That's exactly what's true in this universe

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Speaker 3: and this reality. These particles moving within the ether caused

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Speaker 3: magnetism and cause the gravitational field. It's all interconnected. Now

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Speaker 3: that's in my book, and it certainly is in that paper.

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Speaker 3: And now I'm moving on from that discovery to another

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Speaker 3: vitally important discovery, which is the cause of particle motion.

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Speaker 3: That's what I'm just about to complete right now. I

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Speaker 3: have the equations that describe particle motion.

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Speaker 2: Okay, so space, it's we tend to think of space

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Speaker 2: as just being empty, the void. You're saying it has

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Speaker 2: a physical property. It's a quasi elastic solid if it's

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Speaker 2: what I'm and I'm thinking of that word. I'm focusing

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Speaker 2: on that word elastic because we can stretch an elastic.

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Speaker 2: It'll snap back, it'll contract, it'll expand we can bend it.

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Speaker 2: We can. That means space can be stretched and contract.

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Speaker 3: And you want a good job. Quasi means that when

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Speaker 3: you put a field of force, like a magnetic field

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Speaker 3: space snaps into that shape. When you remove the magnet

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Speaker 3: snaps back to a flat Eucilidean geometry. That's quasis means

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Speaker 3: it can be bent, deformed in little positions. Not really,

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Speaker 3: the space is not really in motion at all. It's

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Speaker 3: absolutely stationary. But you can bend it, pull it, contract it,

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Speaker 3: twist it, stretch it. And solid solid just means that

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Speaker 3: which is continuous. It has no parts. It is one

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Speaker 3: continuous medium, and there's evidence that that's true. Space has

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Speaker 3: measurable properties of permittivity and permeability. You could take the

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Speaker 3: can measure its permeability and permittivity and permeability. If space

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Speaker 3: were made of nothing at all, it wouldn't have any value,

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Speaker 3: any number that could be measured, because it doesn't exist,

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Speaker 3: and there's no evidence that it doesn't exist every time

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Speaker 3: we check it. It's there light so much time to

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Speaker 3: to traverse within a medium. If that medium we're made

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Speaker 3: it would take zero time to traverse the distance from

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Speaker 3: the Sun to the Earth. Because we're saying that space

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Speaker 3: is equal to nothing, but that's not true. It takes

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Speaker 3: about eight and a half minutes. More evidence that space

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Speaker 3: is something. I can go on and on with maxwell equations.

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Speaker 3: There's so much evidence that it's this thing, and it's

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Speaker 3: really the only thing there is that makes up this

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Speaker 2: Well, given that space is a quasi elastic solid, what

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Speaker 2: does that mean in terms of anti gravity?

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Speaker 3: Well, that's why I worked on the cause of part

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Speaker 3: wasn't done yet. I needed to solve the anti gravity

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Speaker 3: it exists. We've got video from the military of these

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Speaker 3: they're not using any traditional airplane wings or anything like

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Speaker 3: that to fly. They're using a spatial bias field which

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Speaker 3: has either got to be electrostatic in nature or magnetic

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Speaker 3: I knew I had Einstein never really considered anti gravity

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Speaker 3: it's obviously part of the unified field theory because it's

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Speaker 3: a force that exists. We just got learn how to

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Speaker 3: make it. So I started to study the cause of

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Speaker 3: to myself, Einstein must have thought of this too. So

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Speaker 3: I began reading through all his unified field theory papers

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Speaker 3: on particle motion. And you know what I found. It

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Speaker 3: parallysm Year nineteen thirty and also nineteen twenty five. The

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Speaker 3: last two sentences in that paper say, nevertheless, I'm still

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Speaker 3: The reason for that is that I did not succeed

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Speaker 3: in deriving equations of motion for particles. Yet he had

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Speaker 3: the same idea. And as he said, nothing happens unless

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Speaker 3: something moves, and that's an incredibly deep statement. The universe

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Speaker 3: goes dark if all particles stopped moving. As a fundamental

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Speaker 3: the day I found the constant equation. So I was

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Speaker 3: able to work out how photons move. And that's what

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Speaker 3: this paper is all about, which reveals the thing called

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Speaker 3: the slipwave. The slipwave is what particles used to move.

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Speaker 3: It's also the same method that I'm sure of that

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Speaker 3: UFO's ets. It's an entry level technology that allows spaceships

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Speaker 3: to break the light speed barrier and use anti gravity

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Speaker 3: along with gravity two, which is going to be a

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Speaker 2: The slipwave, the slipwaves, spatial bias drive. Okay, can you

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Speaker 2: explain that in real simple terms.

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Speaker 3: Well, I've discovered with this particle motion formulization is that

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Speaker 3: you need a dipole on what's a dipole, A dipole

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Speaker 3: strong fields, a gravitational field, a linear gravitational field emerges

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Speaker 3: it takes an incredibly powerful magnet to do that. And

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Speaker 3: this is what's been reported from people who are studying

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Speaker 3: UFOs and from the Air Force used to bring magnetum

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Speaker 3: that some of the UFOs were using high magnetics, whereas

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Speaker 3: other devices, other UFOs were using electro gravitic like the

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Speaker 3: Mark mcclandish flux liner. And so there's two methods and

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Speaker 3: those were clues that I used to develop the theory

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Speaker 3: of the slipwave. So when you build a strong slip field,

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Speaker 3: you surround your spaceship with it and it forms a

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Speaker 3: cardioid shape. And what I discovered is the north pole

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Speaker 3: opposite of what they are depicted in the textbooks. They

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Speaker 3: made a mistake. And how do I know that Because

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Speaker 3: the experiments that I did in my little lab in

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Speaker 3: that magnetic field is lighter, and when I flip it,

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Speaker 3: it measures, it weighs more. I've done this three times.

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Speaker 3: Now I'm on to my fourth experiment. Now I can't

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Speaker 3: absolutely eliminate the possibility that the magnetic fields are interacting

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Speaker 3: with the Earth's magnetic field. So I've devised a new

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Speaker 3: that anti gravity comes from dipole fields strong ones. And

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Speaker 3: it's a gravitational field at the front and an anti

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Speaker 3: gravity field at the back. But it's linear. It's a

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Speaker 2: So have you achieved you have things levitating small objects

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Speaker 2: in your garage? I mean, have you achieved addy gravity.

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Speaker 3: I haven't because I'm afraid of the power that's needed.

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Speaker 3: I cannot get enough power to do the magnetics once.

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Speaker 3: All I could do is hope at low magnetics I

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Speaker 3: can measure the phenomena and get some data points. I

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Speaker 3: have a much better chance, we as a race of

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Speaker 3: human beings as a much better chance if we use

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Speaker 3: the electrographic model, because that doesn't require the huge amounts

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Speaker 3: of current flow. You just need very high voltages, which

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Speaker 3: is something we're pretty good at, you know, being able

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Speaker 3: to develop those kinds of circuitry. And you know that

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Speaker 3: scares me a little bit to do that too. So

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Speaker 3: I haven't gotten into that. But I would like to say,

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