The Lee-Tseung Lead Out Theory

[hansvonlieven]

This you've got to see fellows.

It is a Lawrence Tseung science demonstration on video. It is called the Wang 4-legged stool experiment.

http://www.youtube.com/user/ltseung888

I think it is misspelled and should say Wank, it would fit a lot better.

Hans von Lieven

[chrisC]

This you've got to see fellows.

It is a Lawrence Tseung science demonstration on video. It is called the Wang 4-legged stool experiment.

http://www.youtube.com/user/ltseung888

I think it is misspelled and should say Wank, it would fit a lot better.

Hans von Lieven

What was that all about? No wonder old Tseung can't get his simple pendulum to Lead out energy! It takes 2 guys to rotate an upside down chair! This thing is getting spooky, like a Chinese version of the ouija board!

Please Mr. Tseung, can you please not torture us anymore!

cheers
chrisC

[gaby de wilde]

Hans, you go be a big boy and play on your own.

Don't bother the other children.

[hansvonlieven]

Something to read, make up your own mind

Hans von Lieven



Letter of Recommendation for Mr. Lawrence Chun Ning Tseung

Mr. Lawrence Tseung was born in Hong Kong on January 7, 1946. His Hong Kong Identity Card Number is E535509(9).  He is currently an active member of the Hong Kong Invention Association (HKIA).

Mr. Tseung had his primary and secondary education in Hong Kong.  He received his BSc in Physics at Leeds University and his MSc in Aeronautics at Southampton University, England.  His first contact with invention was at age 13 (Form2) when he experimented with the swinging punch bag.  He pushed the punch bag a few times and then allowed the swinging punch bag to hit him.  He thought that the force and energy knocking him down was more than his input.  Unfortunately his physics teacher told him otherwise.  If he stuck to his belief, the Cosmic Energy Machines could have been invented then. (The correct theory of the pendulum is based on the Parallelogram of Forces taught at Form 2)

His second contact with invention was at University where he proposed that the pressure in a moving fluid is not a scalar quantity.  He proposed his half-baked Kinetic Theory of Gases in Motion.  His MSc professor said, ?If you listen to me, you get your MSc.  If you go your own ways, we cannot help you.?  Mr. Tseung again wrongly listened to his professor.  He took up the correct research only after his early retirement.

After Mr. Tseung got his MSc, he entered the Computer Industry.  His entry was a story by itself.  He first applied to IBM.  He was asked to take an IQ test with many others after the test was started.  He spent time reading the instructions carefully instead of doing the tests.  His IQ test score was so low that IBM told him that he could not possibly have finished Secondary School.  It made him mad and spent the next few weeks in the library reading up and doing IQ tests.  He then applied for other Computer Programming jobs via an Agency.  Sure enough, there were the inevitable IQ tests.  The Agency called and said that nobody could have scored perfect score in two successive IQ tests.  Mr. Tseung was highly recommended and joined the minicomputer company ? Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC) in England.

Mr. Tseung started as an Instructor.  He initiated the technique of reading and extracting information directly from listings.  Many of the DEC customers were OEMs and needed very condensed code for maximum profit.  That technique was eagerly accepted both internally and by customers.  It helped to make the RSX11M Operating System the default standard in the 1970-80s.  Mr. Tseung was promoted quickly to Principle Lecturer, Consultant and Software Manager for the General International Area.  He was transferred from England to USA with a threefold increase in salary.  He had two patents on Many-to-Many Communications.  In the textbook ? Network Operating Systems by Professor Tanenbaum, Mr. Tseung was quoted as one of the important contributors to the Internet.

Mr. Tseung started his own company in 1989 and lost his investment and savings because he was not a good business manager.  He had two strokes and retired early in 1998. That was a blessing in disguise as he was able to focus on inventions.  He took up his fluid mechanics research again and successfully completed his Kinetic Theory of Gases in Motion that was started 35 years ago.  In one of the test of push and pull of water, his helper, Mr. Henry Ku, accidentally allowed air bubbles to leak into the measuring tubes in the pull experiment.  Water and Air Bubbles continued to come out for long periods even though the height of the Water Tank was much lower than that of the measuring tubes.  This gave the hint that the Water and Air Bubbles might be transferred to a higher level; got separated and the Water at higher level could be used to do work.  The theory and patent of Extraction of Energy from Still Air was born.  Mr. Lee Cheung Kin later helped with the schematic diagram of a pump he and others worked on for many years.

While Mr. Tseung and Mr. Lee Cheung Kin was preparing for a News Conference in December 2004 to announce this very significant breakthrough, they got word of another invention ? the Dr. Liang Sing Yan Car that did not require any fuel.  Unfortunately, that Inventor, Dr. Liang employed agents to get funds for him using illegal means.  Furthermore, Dr. Liang did not understand the true energy source of his invention and insisted on the use of ?Perpetual Motion Machine? that violated the Law of Conservation of Energy.  His agents were jailed and his prototype was impounded.  He also put in self-destruction mechanism in his prototype.  When the authorities dissembled his prototype, the prototype self-destroyed.  He had no working device to support him and knowledgeable scientists all rejected his explanation of the workings of the prototype.  His theory was a mixture of the Chinese Philosophy of Yin-Yang and the Western theory of Relativity.

Mr. Tseung and Mr. Lee got the marketing material from Dr. Liang and decided to seek alternative explanation for the energy source.  That night, Mr. Lee made his brilliant discovery of the pendulum under a pulse force.  He called Mr. Tseung early in the morning from the hotel and showed a pendulum toy.  Mr. Tseung remembered the punch bag experiment he did in Form 2 over 40 years ago.  He helped to complete the theory and the mathematical model.  The joint patent of Extracting Energy from Gravity was born.  They later expanded their discovery to Extracting Energy from Energy Fields via oscillation, vibration, rotation or flux changes.  The Energy Fields could be Gravity, Magnetic, Electric or Electromagnetic Fields.  They become co-owners of at least 4 patents.  These patents essentially sowed the seeds of new, abundant, non-polluting energy that is free from time and place restrictions.

A 13 year-old girl, Miss Wini Woo helped Mr. Tseung to do the PowerPoint presentation.  She commented that the equation from Mr. Lee and Mr. Tseung allowed not only for increase of the Gravitational Constant but also decrease.  This means that the effective Gravitational Constant can be zero or negative.  Zero Gravity means floating in the air.  Negative Gravity means going away from Earth.  Mr. Lee strongly objected to such interpretation but Mr. Tseung thought otherwise.  Mr. Tseung got another friend, Mr. Bill Fong, to do some simple experiments and confirmed that the 13 year old might be right.  Wini Woo, Mr. Fong and Mr. Tseung went ahead and applied for a Flying Saucer Patent.  The technology described in the Patent was further refined and totally confirmed later.  The use of the Cosmic Energy Technology in the Flying Saucer Machines will provide real transportation systems described only in novels.

To summarize, Mr. Tseung is the co-inventor with Mr. Lee on at least 4 pending Cosmic Energy Machine Patents ? one of them has another co-inventor, Mr. Sung Tim Fat.  Mr. Tseung is also the co-inventor with Miss Wu and Mr. Fong on the pending Flying Saucer Patent.

In addition to the contribution to science, Mr. Tseung wrote a book on the Internet on how to Win in the Global Economic War.  The original title of the book was ?Blue Print for the Economic Development of China in the 21st Century?.  This book contained much controversial material.  The inspiration came originally when Mr. Tseung went to England to do his pre-university schooling.  He argued with the English Students on the history of Hong Kong.  From the history Mr. Tseung learned, Hong Kong was ceded to England as a result of the Opium War.  The English students told Mr. Tseung that England was a noble Country and never sold any opium.  They consulted the history books in the school library and sure enough, there were no mention of England selling any Opium.  When they consulted the English Teacher, the answer was that it was Communist Propaganda.  Mr. Tseung then developed an attitude of not believing in History Books and Authoritative Answers.

The Book was written at around 1997 when Hong Kong was scheduled to return to China.  Mr. Tseung took part in the essay competition at one of the Newspapers and won an award.  This stimulated his interest in writing on economics topics.  He and his friends lost some money in the financial market playing with stocks, stock options and other financial instruments.  He wrote an open letter to the Hong Kong Government warning the win-lose financial rules when the Asian Financial Crisis first started in Thailand.  To his great disappointment, the team of Hong Kong Officials and Bankers did a Lecture Tour and said openly that the Financial Rules were fair and there were no manipulation by powerful forces.  Within months, the Asian Financial Crisis hit Hong Kong. 

Mr. Tseung then further developed his mistrust in ?learned and highly paid? Officials, Lawyers, Bankers and Politicians.  His book was sent to the highest authorities in China and was regarded as ?logical heresy?.  His proposal of win-win solutions to replace win-lose solutions was regarded as impossible dreams.  His friend, Miss Eunice Wong, took him to Vietnam.  The family of Miss Wong helped to mend the relationship between China and Vietnam. The book was highly praised and was translated into Vietnamese by the relative of a senior official who said in 2003, ?With the guidance from this book, I can guarantee an economic growth of more than 10% for Vietnam for the next twenty years.?   

Mr. Tseung developed incredible self-confidence early in life.  He attributed that to a Fortune Teller who told him that he was one of a kind.  He did not need any fortune telling as his future was in his own hands.  If his heart is good, he will create history.  If he becomes selfish, he will lose everything.  Mr. Tseung did suffer such ups and downs. This was reinforced in September 2006 when he met a Monk in Taiwan who told him, ?The technology will be known all over the World before the end of the Lunar Year (February 2007) after three persons or groups appear.  You et al might be one of them.  However, you must focus on helping the World.  Forget about your personal fame, fortune or ego.  Angels will come down to help you.  If you have selfish thoughts, devils will place roadblocks.?

When Mr. Tseung argues his theory with his peers, he overwhelms them not only with scientific reasoning but also with supreme confidence.  No matter how he was cursed and jeered at, he stood his ground.  This was essential as Mr. Lee and Mr. Tseung were openly accused initially as imposters or uneducated scientists not knowing the fundamental Law of Conservation of Energy.  They did not have any financial backing.  Almost all financing came from his son, Daniel Tseung, who regarded the monthly payment as ?helping the father to have a reasonable standard of living?. The Hong Kong Government rejected their application for grants as ?stupid old men working on impossible perpetual motion machines?.  The average person would have been furious or would have retreated into a shell.  Mr. Tseung displayed his supreme self-confidence in repeated emails, phone calls, openly displaying his information on the Internet and announcing his intention to change the World.

I highly recommend Mr. Lawrence Chun Ning Tseung as a brilliant innovator with deep insight.  The five Generations of Cosmic Energy Machine Inventions he co-invented with Mr. Lee will solve the Energy Crisis of the World.  In addition, many previously rejected ?perpetual motion machine? inventions might come back to life as the true source of energy could now be identified.  Their published PCT patent information described the ?extraction of energy from energy fields via oscillation, vibration, rotation or flux changes?.  The recent highly publicized announcement from the Irish Company (Steorn.com) and the Hungarian Company (Gammamanager.com) on Free Energy and Over Unity Devices further confirmed their theory and strengthened their patents.  I share their noble ideal in sharing and benefiting the entire human race.

Yours truly,



Cheung King Fung
Chairman. Hong Kong Invention Association
November 7, 2006

[Pirate88179]

I just viewed the four legged stool experiment and I have one question.....What the hell was that?  Good thing they were not attempting to screw in a light bulb because they would have needed two more guys.

Bill