Selfrunning 3 KWatts ERR unit powering 3 x 800 Watt lamps

[markdansie]

 TK
"And I have absolutely no influence on -- nor responsibility for --  whether or not adult people choose to believe the impossible, based on the flimsiest of evidence and the wildest assumptions, in spite of direct statements from someone who should know, that their beliefs and conclusions are erroneous."

Having been an editor once I think this could be more simply said as " I dont tollerate fools"

Please do not discount yourself too much. many people with very high IQ's end up with the most mundane jobs like clerks.

I was thinking of decorating our resident Koala on the property I live with some left over xmas decorations. I decided against this as the world is not ready for two TK's

As for the other posts re it could have been transmitted from another source..well done. There are a lot of other red flags as well. I have eliminated fishing line.

I am not being skeptical here Harvey and will hang around like I have on many other occasions to see the outcome. Unfortunately history on this site has not been kind to the many hundreds of claims made over the years. However in some cases there is a lot of entertainment value (Mylow was a real hoot and I miss the posts)

The optomist in me hopes that this has some merrit. As usual time will tell.
My email is markdansie@bigpond.com drop me a line. I have a couple of things that might be usefull you can pass on.
Kind Regards
Mark

[allcanadian]

@TK
Quote:
"I'm actually too stupid to make a decent living or to have any social relationships, beyond talking to my landlord for a few minutes when I manage to pay the rent. I really am a monster, just as Rosemary says. Living underground, communicating by the stupid internet, avoiding contact with real people. It's a wonderful life."

LOL, this field of technology tends to swallow one whole and it is no easy matter to find and maintain balance in our lives.

Quote:
"And I have absolutely no influence on -- nor responsibility for --  whether or not adult people choose to believe the impossible, based on the flimsiest of evidence and the wildest assumptions, in spite of direct statements from someone who should know, that their beliefs and conclusions are erroneous."

That would depend on your perspective of impossible, one man's impossibility may be another man's every day experience. For example many responsible, intelligent adults tell me I cannot get something from nothing that is impossible, but upon questioning them not one--nobody-- has ever told me where this nothing is or where I would find it, as "nothing" is by definition a space devoid of everything including energy. Because all space must be occupied by energy propogating to a greater or lesser extent the very premise of "nothing" would seem flawed. The error as always is assuming our perspective must be the correct one, everyone without exception has the capacity to be wrong no matter their education or background, like this "nothing" I speak of it is not a black and white issue, it is always a matter of degrees.
Regards
AC

[Harvey]

@Harvey: of course I agree with some of what you say. But it is somewhat disingenuous of you to left-handedly compare Doctor Schwartz (of what? from where? this is not information, since he uses the title, that is legitimately kept private) to compare, I say, the good Doctor with Nikola Tesla. Tesla's patents are available for anyone to see and replicate; his priority in several inventions has been affirmed in courts; offshoots of his inventions are in daily use by me and by you, even at this moment.
I suppose you will say that it is just a matter of time, before we revere Doctor Schwartz in the same manner. I say, "Don't hold your breath."

If I am going to call someone Doctor, I damn sure want to know "Doctor of What." Since I know something of what it takes to earn a PhD. degree from a real academic institute in a "hard science."

Fine. For you, his name is Mr. J. B. Schwartz. For the group, we can call him Ben. He doesn't publicize his credentials, they were publicized by others and the rest of us used the title out of respect. I'm sure with your 'enormous intellect' and connections 'at the highest levels' you can find out where on the planet he earned his credentials. It's moot. The body of the work eclipses the letters behind the name.

[Harvey]

The magniworks ad on the website certifies this as another scam for me.

I suggest though to look into 'left-handed' or metamaterial research as it's better known since there are some actual results coming out from this field.

I too was taken back when I saw not one, but 3 Ads for 'Magnawerx' (sic) - Then I realized that these are simply Injected Google ads that NARF has little control over. Either you allow the ads or remove the module completely - Bleagh - I wish TK would jump on Google for allowing them in the first place. I could probably follow the money trail on that one and end up in some obscure unregulated country somewhere - if anyone gets to the bottom of it, please post the results.

[TinselKoala]

Fine. For you, his name is Mr. J. B. Schwartz. For the group, we can call him Ben. He doesn't publicize his credentials, they were publicized by others and the rest of us used the title out of respect. I'm sure with your 'enormous intellect' and connections 'at the highest levels' you can find out where on the planet he earned his credentials. It's moot. The body of the work eclipses the letters behind the name.

OK, from that I guess we can "assume" then that his "doctorate" is from a divinity school or a diploma mill, or is an "honorary" award from an academic institution.

So, "Ben" it is, then.

Until otherwise indicated, that is.

Now, could you provide some references to the "body of work" that eclipses the "Dr." that Ben uses behind his name? I'd like to take a look. At something besides YT videos and the NARF (cracks me up, along with ERR...) website...

A single peer-reviewed article in a known scientific journal would be a nice place to start, if it isn't too technical for my meager brain...