Yet again, Tom Bearden shows that he is one of the most original science
conceptualists on the planet.
Not just a conceptualist, but also a
modern day detective as Tom takes us in baby steps through the process
that allows inventors such as John Kanzius to condition the vacuum, which
enables him to burn water. Even reversing human afflictions, such as
cancer, can be possible.
These and more is covered in this
video, Part 36 of Energy From The Vacuum™
Science Series.
By what Tom calls precursor
engineering, the process of engineering physical reality itself can be
actualized, and one of the most important keys is the influence of
negative energy on what he calls the hierarchy of
probabilities, as ordered energy grows to certainty in the
observable state.
As Tom points out, acceptance of the
existence of negative energy is only just starting to creep into obscure
backwaters of the scientific literature, as for many decades its existence
has been rigorously purged from the public scientific landscape—despite
the fact that it is hidden in plain sight within nuclear engineering as
the nuclear binding force.
An underlying theme of this video is Einstein's thesis that there is no
empty space, as it is in fact the fields and their dynamics in which
everything that is, is. There is no emptiness, and general
relativity is based on this fact. Spacetime indeed is very, very active.
Quantum physics for example, as Tom points out, has it as being filled
with “tiny bubbles” fiercely bubbling all the time, beneath the
observable state.
Once we understand this, says Tom, we can understand how modern physics
looks at physical reality, and by the use of precursor engineering
and appropriate precursor
“engines,”
we can in fact engineer physical reality, as Kanzius' process does.
(Kanzius did not understand theoretically how his process worked and this
is where Tom Bearden shines his spotlight.)...
Full article: http://energyfromthevacuum.com/Disc36Bearden/Disc36Bearden%20index.html
