Quote from: d3x0r on July 30, 2014, 09:41:03 AM
The rex research link is tim wheeler...

Keep reading. Tim and Kenny both are on that patent as inventors.

But where are all of TA's other patents? What are the numbers please. Are we really talking about wall panels and posture chairs for fat people?

93rdelement you come in here threatening to sue theoria for $20 million for a few insults is what got you my insult tirade.  if you can't handle some insults on the internet without threatening people you don't belong on the internet.  calling me a psychopath in your pm's along with a lot of other foul mouth statements is rather hilarious when you are threatening good people here including the implication of a death threat against me.  who is the psycopath here?    didn't even bother reading your whole bs pm's.

at least milehigh got it.  and you don't want to put your sights on me.  i could tell you something about who i am but then that would come off like a threat and you aren't worth spit let alone worth threatening.  grow up kid.

Quote from: d3x0r on July 30, 2014, 08:59:17 AM
One could argue the same of gravity fields...
Einstein rings
Which someone at the electric universe said didn't exist...

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"Gravity fields" are DIELECTRIC fields,   dielectricity terminates in the creation of matter particles,  neutrons, and likewise after spinup, then are protons  (beta decay, and inverse beta decay is only a BS way of declaring magnetic or dielectric dominance)


THE ONLY THING in the cosmos that makes mass/matter  MASSIVE, is magnetism.

obviously and logically so.


dielectricity and gravity are centripetal for a good reason.

Quote from: tinman on July 30, 2014, 09:56:06 AM
As light is EM wave's,a magnetic field could indeed distort the EM wave's. But as light itself is not visible,you wouldnt see the distortion. Only what the light(EM waves) reflect off can be seen. A beam of light in a vacuum, shining at right angles to the observer, cannot be
seen,until the EM wave's hit an object that has mass,and some amount of reflective properties. An example of visible light being bent or curved,can be seen by shining a torch into a swiming pool-or the like's. Some where i remember reading about a group of science nerds,being able to get a pencil beam of light to curve around a corner,using magnets to distort the EM wave's-although it was only about 2.6* if i remember correctly. I will see if i can dig that up again. As gravity can slow down the speed of light,and even stop it if strong enough,it's not that hard to believe that a magnetic field can curve or distort light waves.

Picowatt  EITHER thinks I FAKED these pictures, or they "dont exist"      ROFL




AND that my friends PATENTED invention "doesnt exist" either.

Quote from: MileHigh on July 30, 2014, 12:37:57 PM
This thread is the state of the art in pseudoscience!

Your worthless flapping LIPS    vs.  experiment after experiment after experiment after experiment after experiment after experiment after

and the logic, and the proof.


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