Noble Realms — CSE: Flights of Fantasy

Re: CSE: Flights of Fantasy

2006-07-20T21:41:11Z

Hey visavis, glad you enjoyed the article.

According to the author, this phenomenon is "only one of the manifestations of the Will of Matter"

As for experimenting, I have not.

Can it really be that simple?

I don't see why not! I've done some reading on subjects such as the Casimir Effect, and other really cool lesser-known (at least to modern science) phenomena, it seems I am intelligent enough to (sorta) grasp the theories, so I don't know why I don't pursue some of this stuff.

I wonder if this has some similarity to, say, cloudbusting tubes, or other means of telekinesis.... I really haven't tried to put it all together for myself, the research I've done on some of these other ideas is spotty at best.......

If someone does play around with this, please do post your results!

Re: CSE: Flights of Fantasy

2006-07-16T20:10:41Z

I finished reading this last night. Very very cool ideas and anecdotes here. At the end of the chapter, there are even a list of simple experiments you can do to verify the effect.

Montalk, Cortex or anyone else: have you seen this or tried any of these? I think I may be getting some empty egg cartons and glue...!

CSE: Flights of Fantasy

2006-06-24T04:37:31Z

Cavernous Structure Effect is a new one to me,

keelynet.com/greb/greb.htm

...a very interesting read.

Magic carpets, free heat, invisibility and time machines from one phenomenon.

Anything is possible.......