Towards Realizing the TPU

[HeairBear]

Interesting patent application! I wonder if there is anyone at the patent office able to verify the validity of this document? What is it in this document that you think is related to the TPU? It looks more like a "Time Looking Glass" to me.

[BEP]

Ah!

I guess I won't waste time checking his math. He's a fellow of Mensa   

What does this have to do with a TPU 

[wattsup]

Well yeh, it is a damn hard read and I am not ashamed to say that at least 80% is way above my head. This is not a patent, it is more like a treaties on the whole of electricity, gravity and magnetism.

At one time, there was some understanding with some OUmembers that the components of the tpu had to be located inside the ring because there would occur a time differential if the components were on the outside, hence it would be impossible to control the device in its real time frame.

Also, anytime someone says do some sinusoidal pulsing, my ears and eyes open up to see in there is anything TPu related. It's a force of habit. lol

When I started reading his patent it just blew me away realizing how the hell can someone actually patent such a thing (and get away with it).

I did some googling on this guy and found this to be very interesting and copied the first paragraph below the link.
http://proposals.igniteportland.com/proposals/48

"In 2003 Marlin Pohlman was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s Lymphoma and underwent a stem cell transplant. To combat the effects of the chemotherapy he was given high doses of Modafinil in a clinical trial. Modafinil, a nootropic gave him a short term increase his mathematical and cognitive ability. Making the best of a bad situation Marlin put his short-term ability and enhanced focus to work on the mathematics of time travel, a life long interest. This work lead to the publication of USPTO Application #: 20060073976, A Method of gravity distortion and time displacement. This invention is being offered royalty free to any and all groups desiring to pursue this field of study. (e.g. not a product pitch)"

Now you can know why your head hurts so much. This guy was on cerebral overdrive.

I grabbed two sections of the text that i think are important to me anyways,

Now, even in the detailed description of the invention where one would expect the normal run down of the components, one by one, number by number, explaining their inter relationships, but none in this patent. So actually the Fig. 1 that I am putting below is not really described in the true patent sense, yet there is a patent. Hmmmmm.

Anyways, there may be no relation at all to a TPU, but usually when I read something, even something that I do not really understand, there are facets of the text that just jump out at me and say, "Hey, could this be applied to a TPU?".

Sorry if there is nothing relevant.

wattsup

[BEP]

@wattsup

My last question was sarcasm.

There are many things in the patent that sound like solutions for a TPU.

-And-

You don't earn or keep a Mensa membership with drugs of any kind. There are none that increase your IQ. There are a few that increase your ability to focus.

I meant it when I said it was a good read. Much of the math was above me without doing some serious digging. I'll check into his formulae but i doubt I'll be able to see faults.

His description of electricity and magnetism offer validation for things I consider as 'fact'.

[HeairBear]

It's just a patent application. All the good stuff is at the bottom... Have you seen so many references? It's still just mathematical theory, painted like a picture.