Is anyone seriously interested in Free Energy Physics?

[aether22]

Today I very strongly believed in Aether22 and wound a coil according to his teachings. The longitudinal dimension of the four main turns is about 60 mm (or 2.4 inches). The thin wire used is insulated 0.5 mm2 copper wire (about AGW 20).

May be I will also try with very thin enameled copper wire, but this has to wait.

Mustering all my belief I could produce five times a strong beam which I managed to catch with my smart phone (see the attached photo). Then I was totally exhausted and had to rest a few hours. Be careful if you want to replicate such a coil, I warned you. It most likely will not work because your belief is faltering.

Greetings, Conrad

More jokes.


For the record, the wire ends must be bent back to point at itself, not just bent.


Now actually see if you can feel energy coming out the top of it, I know you won't.
It might be subtle, and it might take a minute, it can help if you stab it towards your hand from above.

[conradelektro]

For the record, the wire ends must be bent back to point at itself, not just bent.

Now actually see if you can feel energy coming out the top of it, I know you won't.
It might be subtle, and it might take a minute, it can help if you stab it towards your hand from above.

I know, I give up. I will never be able to tell a better joke than your words above.

May the primordial energy be with you.

Greetings, Conrad

[aether22]

I know, I give up. I will never be able to tell a better joke than your words above.

May the primordial energy be with you.

Greetings, Conrad

Conrad, please tell me....


You made the coil to laugh at me no doubt.


But did you take the extra minute to see if you actually could feel something from it?


If you tried it and did feel it, and it was clear enough to be hard to reconcile with what you think is possible (hard to write off as the placebo effect)...
Then what?  Are you afraid of that?  Is that why you don't try it?


Or are you simply so closed minded to a possibility that you refuse to look into the new Galileo's telescope out of arrogance?

[conradelektro]

Conrad, please tell me....

You made the coil to laugh at me no doubt.

But did you take the extra minute to see if you actually could feel something from it?

If you tried it and did feel it, and it was clear enough to be hard to reconcile with what you think is possible (hard to write off as the placebo effect)...
Then what?  Are you afraid of that?  Is that why you don't try it?

Or are you simply so closed minded to a possibility that you refuse to look into the new Galileo's telescope out of arrogance?

I do not want to laugh at you. But I want to play back more or less what you are doing, like a mirror. It might open some eyes.

I did three tests:

- First with a coil wound according to your instructions.

- Then with a simple piece of wire.

- And finally with my laser pen (switched off).

And all three tests had the same result. If you hold any of the three objects long enough above the open hand you will get some very slight sensation. I think it is imagination. You also get this very slight sensation holding a finger from the other hand above the open hand.

Whatever it is, it has nothing to do with a specially wound coil. It is psychology or heat or imagination.

Greetings, Conrad

[sm0ky2]

@conrad


The key is to get this imaginary psychological heat
To drive a device