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Connectivity — Back to Physics Class

Posted on July 4, 2011 by Professor Taboo

I will attempt to put in simple terms (from my blog Connectivity — Part 2) what Quantum Superposition, Entanglement, and Bose-Einstein Condensates mean to the average person on the streets. At least that is my hope. My apologies if I am unsuccessful, but in my brain and soul what is taking place in the fields of paranormal investigations within law-enforcement, as well as research by investigators at haunted locations around the world, the gap between Quantum Field physicists and their remarkable discoveries, and that of common “ghost” investigators…is closing with every passing year. This is most exciting! What pleases me more is that it is being done without religious orthodoxy — indeed it cannot be done within the confines of traditional religious orthodoxy. Creativity and discovery — one of mankind’s most powerful gifts — cannot be realized when a system of conformity forbids it. Breaking free from centuries of stifling religious chains-of-superstition, Nobel Prize scientists and research are making exciting progress! Indeed, they are unlocking The Nature of the Universe!

Through these following short videos I will point out one spectrum of uniformity — in Quantum Mechanics called the Unified Field — that is not visible to our naked eye, but is quite real nonetheless.

Sub-atomic particles can never be destroyed or reduced into nothingness according to the classical Law of Conservation of Matter. Objects merely change form after certain chemical or nuclear reactions in a closed or sealed air-tight system. From the studies of modern chemistry and physics came nuclear physics: the nature, interaction, and building blocks of atomic nuclei. Beginning at the nuclear and atomic levels, scientists have developed laws and theories explaining why and how the nature of life behaves. The two videos you just watched showed that by some seemingly invisible force, particles moved or joined into intelligent symmetrical and elliptical shapes based on the intensity or energy created.

It is well-known how easily electric currents travel through water. Sound travels through water the same way. What is probably less understood is how any type of energy transports from one point to another. But first, what is going on with sound? Sound is a mechanical wave form resulting from disturbed atomic particles vibrating back and forth within some type of solid, liquid, or gas medium. The human ear can audibly detect these waves only within a specific frequency range of 20 Hz – 20,000 Hz (pitch resolution), also determined by intensity (expressed in decibel), and atmospheric pressure (expressed in vibrations of one-tenth of an atomic diameter). Frequencies below 20 Hz are usually felt and not heard if the number of disturbed atomic particles are large enough (amplitude). Frequencies above 20,000 Hz can sometimes be detected by infants, toddlers, or young children due to their youthful uncontaminated eardrums. Much of what we perceive through our senses, e.g. sight, sound, touch, even smell, is vibrational movement or disturbance that our senses capture.

Frequency Wavelength Chart – Click to enlarge

Even though our ears and eyes are very sensitive to nature’s waveforms, we actually perceive a very tiny range of the full spectrum of known vibrations; or that is to say, the full range of disturbances in atomic particles generated by forces of energy. Light travels on the electromagnetic spectrum; a much larger range of frequencies (see Frequency Chart) than our sound range. As you can see in the Frequency Chart, our senses are only able to perceive vibrations between 34,000 and 64,000 waves to the inch. Detecting other vibrations outside this range requires special high-tech equipment like FLIR cameras (Forward Looking InfraRed) or electromagnetic indicators (e.g. EMF detector) that are capable of taking us and our perceived world and glimpse the Aetheric world. But are machines the only means into the aetheric? Was there an aetheric vibrating world in existence prior to our technological advances? Have vibrational disturbances through mediums such as solids, liquids, and gases, even vacuums been taking place all along on higher and lower frequencies our eyes, ears, skin, and noses are not attuned to?

Nuclear physics and Quantum mechanics are showing compellingly that the entire Universe is indeed one massive medium with vibrations going on simultaneously (Entanglement) on all frequencies all the time. On the subatomic level, electrons, protons, and neutrons are constantly interacting. Some repel each other, some attract each other to form a new molecule, and some coexist. And the space between these interacting or disturbed particles is on a 10 to the minus 8 centimeters scale; plenty of space for wild interactions! These nonstop interactions are taking place now, even between objects, and have done so since the birth of the Universe. Our human bodies exist in only one small part of the true full spectrum of Inner space (the nuclear level) and Outer space. But every bit of it connects. With that said, what does it also say about the potential of our human brain? Or better yet, what does it mean for a soul? The following video clip Through the Wormhole with Morgan Freeman, airing on the Science Channel, explains how our thoughts influence our immediate space around us and into the eternal memory bank of the Universe.

The third video clip postulated water having memory. If that is true as Quantum science is supporting, what does it imply about the air around us as shown in the first two video clips? And given that no nuclear particle is ever completely destroyed into nothingness, how does a perpetual infinite memory bank impact those around us? On other frequencies beyond our very limited powers of observation, how much is seen or not seen, and remembered, forever? What if even our most secret thoughts were secret in illusion only, but available to anyone at anytime, including as it is happening? That approaches pre-detection or recognitions doesn’t it? That is essentially what Quantum physicists call Superposition…as I understand it. Since vibrations cause movement, and on the atomic and nuclear scales movement causes energy and temperatures, now is good time to explain Bose-Einstein Condensates.

Most of us know that when certain gas molecules join together forming a liquid, it is called condensation. For example with a frosted mug placed on the table, eventually a wet ring forms at the base; it happens because energy in the surrounding warm air is lost. Gases are very excited energized atoms. Liquids are less energized and solids are the least energized with only electronic movement within the atoms. Bose-Einstein Condensates represent the congealing of very cold atomic particles right before absolute zero (Kelvin scale) stops everything; or that is to say a group of atoms take up the same space with all the same qualities forming a super atom.

It may still seem abstract at this point but what modern physics has revealed is that beyond our classical Newtonian-Empedoclesian laws of nature, those laws completely collapse on the atomic and subatomic levels. Over that threshold an entirely different world of laws exist. And don’t be too hasty to slap a catch-all title to that Aether world. When I say the ancient laws of nature completely collapse, included are most of the ancient myths of all the world’s religions.

What has our return to physics class told us? In the brief time that I have probably crudely explained over this post and the previous two posts on Connectivity, one point needs understanding: our human body, our brain, our soul are very much connected not only with our immediate surroundings but equally so with this planet, everyone on it, and this Universe. Space or time does not separate our existence from anyone or anything. Think about that for a moment.

Before moving on to my next blog on Connectivity — The New Paradigm, the following video clip can perhaps put everything in a more understandable framework. It is from the 2004 series What the Bleep Do We Know – Down the Rabbit Hole.

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Collaborative Ineptitude

Posted on June 26, 2011 by Professor Taboo

Even a 1-degree shift causes desolation and ice ages

Geophysicists and astrophysicists are in common agreement: Earth is in a very fragile state of ecological homeostasis. Geo and astroscientists as well as archaeologists know that the Sahara Desert was once a lush green oasis just 6,000 years ago until the earth’s axis moved less than one degree closer to the sun. This was no surprise to scientists. Our planetary wobble (or axial obliquity in scientific terms) happens about every 41,000 years in conjunction with other variations such as Jupiter’s and Saturn’s orbital gravitational forces onto earth, or shifts down in earth’s molten core resulting in major earthquakes. Earth’s axis is in perpetual flux moving ever so slightly over centuries. It is currently at 23.44 degrees and decreasing, nearing the end of another 41,000 year cycle. Unfortunately, axial obliquity and tectonic plate shifting have catastrophic effects often coupled with mass extinctions of species.

New York City after sea levels rise just 70 meters

As our protective atmosphere continues to gain more CO2 (carbon dioxide) from humans burning fossil fuels such as coal, gas, and oil making the surface more susceptible to the sun’s heat and radiation, melting the polar ice caps and pushing sea levels up over one foot per century, the homeostasis is disrupted more. Again, scientists are in agreement that by the next two or three centuries the earth’s sea levels will rise between 230 – 250 feet. Metropolitan areas such as London, New York, Paris, Berlin, Los Angeles, Washington D.C. and New Orleans will all be under water. These alarming facts are not at all apocalyptic prophecy fulfilled or the coming of some miraculous rapture. This has been simple cold hard science beginning around the First World War and today in geophysical and astrophysical communities is well-known. Earth and the solar system she belongs has always been going through violent changes. It is not a question of if or ever, but when. The more critical question is… How are we as simple human beings going to manage together the cataclysmic threats to the human race?

Five Amish teens experience “the Devil’s world”

Religious, ethnic, gender, or racial separatism will most certainly fail, and fail miserably. In the coming two centuries those four global and social discords will be mankind’s greatest challenge. How mammoth are these challenges? Regarding religious separatism, National Geographic recently aired a documentary called Amish On Break where five Amish 16 year olds take for the first time in their lives a four-week excursion outside their ultra-sheltered communities and over to Great Britain. It airs again Monday, June 27, 2011 on the National Geographic Channel. If you would like to watch a 3:35 video clip, click here.

What was most astonishing in the 1-hour episode was how naïve these teenagers were of the outside world’s real hardships or achievements. On one occasion the five sat in one of their British host’s school classrooms. The teacher read a quote from the U.S. Constitution, written of course by Thomas Jefferson, saying “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.” He tried to engage the American Amish boys in the meaning and impact of those words, but they had no idea what the U.S. Constitution represented nor who Thomas Jefferson might have been; they had nothing at all to contribute to the U.S. political history class. In the Amish-Mennonite communities formal education is only from age 6 to 14 and includes just reading, writing, and mathematics. Beyond those basics the rest of their education concentrates on Amish vocational training and socialization strictly within Amish values.

On another occasion during a formal dinner, the host mother asked the Amish teenagers if they were active in any Green Movements such as recycling or if they were aware of global warming. Again, the five couldn’t explain at all what global warming involves, how CO2 increases the green-house effect, or even that their U.S. federal and state governments enact laws and policies that can directly or indirectly effect their own homes! They were silent with empty gazes for their hosts. It would be safe to assume the Amish teenagers would also not be able to speak anything on the matter of global drought and rising water shortages.

The Amish are by no means the world’s only separatist. Many other religious groups are socially less educated and unaware. Sadly, some separatists do not care for any broad education but live only to kill and die ushering in their own self-perceived after-life.

I have no ill-feelings for the Amish-Mennonite people. Unlike many religious separatists, they are some of the most peaceful respectful humans on earth. Their work ethics are to be greatly admired. Their simple humble lives offer several emotional and physical benefits to the general American high-stress, competitive lifestyle. However, I can’t help but classify their “faith” any differently than the rest of this world’s current non-militant theocracies, ecclesiocracies, or groups that have separatist-doctrines as the following:

Islāmic states (Sharia) or ethnic groups: Afghanistan, Iran, Mauritania, Oman, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, Sudan,Yemen.

Vatican City and then where Roman Catholicism is state religion: Costa Rica, Liechtenstein, Malta, Monaco, and cantons of Switzerland.

Israel (Zionism).

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An even greater number of nations adhere to Roman Catholicism, Eastern Orthodoxy, Anglican, or Lutheran tenets within their laws; 27 nations exactly. Then the rest of the planet has a seemingly infinite variety of tenets from Mormonism, Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam, and Christian Protestant like the Amish-Mennonite. Trying to decide which group contain active radical separatist movements or primarily historical movements that have become passive or completely disregarded is a frustrating task for unity. Any Fortune 100 CEO would be seriously challenged to reverse the proverbial chief-to-indian ratio to an efficient profitable working corporation. To avoid complete bankruptcy, this fictional board of directors would be attempting to coalesce a crippled workforce — all claiming absolute truth and God’s favor — just to carry out a few simple turnaround tasks. What this planet will soon be confronting is on a scale that not even the richest, most powerful Western nations, much less the religious supremacist, can dream to manage. It must be a collaborative global effort.

For the sake of the next two, three or four generations after us, it is time to seriously consider not just whether the human race will survive, it will; but more importantly maximizing how many can be spared. And for apocalyptic fatalists who proudly proclaim their ideological discriminations, the cold hard facts are that the many forces of this planetary system and its Universe doesn’t discriminate in the least. These cyclical violent changes will indeed happen and they will claim WHOMEVER they want. Religious, ethnic, gender, or racial affiliations or passive beliefs of rapture will all fall irrelevantly mute. We are clear and simple Homo Sapiens. If we have any real threats to our survival, they are only two: ourselves and the cosmos in which our submissive planet exists. One we are fully capable of managing. The other demands nothing less from us than unified collaboration.

Abraham Demands Your Skin!

Posted on June 24, 2011 by Professor Taboo

No introduction is needed. Jack Black, Michael Cera, and Hank Azaria have it covered quite well. This is a short clip from the 2009 film “Year One“, one of my favorite comedy films though its ending was lacking. If you haven’t rented it and you’re a fan of great parody — particularly a fan of Michael Cera — then you should crack a few ribs laughing all through this film. Feel free to tell me which line is your favorite; I have two or three! Enjoy…

A Gulp of Humbleness

Posted on June 20, 2011 by Professor Taboo

I woke the other morning to what seemed like a typical early morning in the Texas hill country. Part of my routine at first light is pouring a cup of freshly made hot coffee with a splash of Amaretto, in front of the kitchen windows looking out over the unusually green grass which is the well-cared for, well watered vegetation of the entire front yard and hill. A contrast of color set against the years of long draught that has been arid southwest Texas. As I look up through the window, I count not four deer, not six deer, but eight happily grazing on the moist St. Augustine grass. You might think no big deal, right? Actually, for the last two or more months decent food or vegetation for omnivores around the hill country of Texas have dwindled to all-time lows due to the long draught. This fertile fragile Garden of Eden that I’ve worked so hard to keep up and keep alive has become a battleground between man and beast! Well, perhaps not big nasty ferocious beasts that would slay Christians in the Roman coliseum, but very hungry Texas doe, with their young. I am greatly outnumbered and THAT makes a great hero-warrior story like this epic!

"That 2-legger sure dances funny."

My masculine sense of protector of kingdom and castle immediately kicks in! I grab my flip-flops quickly sliding them on with as much vengeance as the great Achilles must have felt against Troy’s best warrior Hector! I remember that some grass spots were already eaten down to the bare roots. This fuels more of my soldiering rage! I’m saying to myself, “No! HELL NO…not on my watch!” I throw open the door and jump out. I let out a maniacal laugh and think “Ahhhh, man one….beast ZERO!” But my glory was short-lived, very short-lived.

I had only scared them about 25-yards away, still within a comfortable stroll back into Eden as soon as I returned inside my castle walls. With even more determination and kingly authority, I reached down to pick up our landscaping rocks. “I’ll show them just how serious I am AND show my Major League Baseball power and accuracy!” Wooosh! The rock flies to the target at lightening speed. Silence. Those doe’s casually look down where the rock fell, walk over and sniff it, then look back at me! This enrages me more. I reach down and in a span of 3-5 minutes I am hurling rock after rock after rock…and every time the same reaction: they go over and sniff my bullets-of-fear as if I was trying TO FEED THEM! With utter astonishment, I bow-up and say, “Alright, that’s it. You perky little Bambi’s are going down. This is a war of supremacy and all of you are getting it tattooed on the ass!“

I throw my hands up and roar at them. Nothing; just the look above in the picture. I pick up two more rocks, hum them past and near their stern stubborn bodies. They stroll over and sniff. Now I am near wits end. I start running straight at them with the face of any psychotic Apache or Comanche warrior — still the same ears and snouty noses. It is not until I get about 10 yards away that the herd finally runs down the hill, and the YOUNGEST is the last to flee. I returned to my undefended fort exhausted, huffing and puffing out of breath. I flopped down into my throne-of-a-recliner with my now cold coffee and reflected on the battle. It was not pretty. Had I just been given a taste of my new evolutionary place? Had I just been dealt a reality check on my spot in the food chain? I cannot believe they showed me so little fear!

When enough time had passed for my reflection, I thought to myself and all the rocks I heaved at them….”Thank all Gods of War I did not have a family to feed back in my cave!“

Can America Now Be Truly Brave?

Posted on June 17, 2011 by Professor Taboo

LGBT supporters in France

In an unprecedented show of great unity today, the United Nations’ Human Rights Council voted 23 in favor, 19 opposed, and three abstentions passing a resolution ending all violence in the world based on sexual orientation and gender identity. This resolution is a HUGE step toward a planet with more patience, tolerance, love, and simple human integrity — something that patriarchal Middle Eastern countries and obviously those with much more violent intolerant religious Islāmic zealots — must take heed at the risk of increased isolation from the rest of the world’s nations. And the United States cannot by any means pretend hypocritically that they are fully onboard with the rest of the world. America too could just as easily risk the same isolation from truly freer nations that certain Middle Eastern countries could face or have faced. With much gratitude and excitement, here is the CNN news article…

U.N. Council Passes Gay Rights Resolution — Jill Dougherty CNN Foreign Affairs

I am very curious to know what the U.S. vote was in light of the fact that here, America as a whole does not offer the pursuit of happiness to all or protect fully its own LGBT population. Can America now be truly more brave and join the rest of the nations being highly courageous in the fight for simple human rights? This American believes wholeheartedly it can.