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For years, people have claimed that copper wire or copper rods can increase plant yields🪴📈 Some believe copper itself benefits the plant. Others think it can act like an antenna, somehow channeling energy to promote growth📶 Let's put this legend to the test together-I didn't buy all this copper... show more

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And your proofs must abide by the constraints of the model you use. Sure... you can use a mathematical artifice like Lorentz invariance (relativity) to prove the end results arise because of: dark matter accumulating between the magnet and copper. Or that it must be space-time curvature bending... Or that it must be because of the aether rippling and vortexing... Or because of the dynamic casimir effect or zero point energy. Or anti-gravity. NOPE! None of those things are needed in the explanations I offer for any experiments and real-world data collected. I use the framework of what I call GALILEAN VARIANCE. Good ol' classical physics in 3D Euclidean space. No 4th dimension. No space-time. No aether. No nonsense. Only Newtonian Mechanics and elementary math.... but with a twist! ... and under.. "a new light". I have a completely different interpretation as to what gravity is and the mechanism of how it arises. Issac Newton never claimed to have a theory for the CAUSE of gravity. 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Lenz Law "Eddy Current" Experiments 2 of 3 - Ring Magnets and a Spinning Copper Rod (YouTube deleted this experiment as well, labeling it as "medical misinformation.") Around 2010, I wrote a Facebook note titled "Frictionless Flywheel". (Facebook deleted my page of 15 years). In that write-up, I speculated and predicted that... ... if a magnet falls in slow motion down a copper tube... then what would happen if you did the inverse? Drop a magnet ring around a copper rod? It's the same relative motion between the magnet and the copper. So the magnet would tilt at an angle while slightly rotating as it falls in slow motion around the copper. But then I said... "Let's take it one step further... I predict that if you have magnet rings around a copper rod... and then you spin the rod... that the magnet rings would stabilize around the rod from eddy currents." I said, there will be a magnetic bearing effect where the magnet ring will levitate and spin. Because it's following in the wake of the eddy currents produced by the rotating copper. So the magnet should catch up to speed of the copper and match it like the moon to the Earth. Essentially remaining fixed relative to the copper rod... but since the copper is spinning at a high RPM, then the magnet should spin at a high RPM; albeit, with a slight lag. So, abiding by the scientific method, I make an observation of the magnet falling in slow motion. I thought critically about. I get a new idea. Once the new idea passes muster, I allow my self to make a prediction for a scenario that hasn't been tried yet. Worked it out in my mind to see if it was viable. But then I needed to test it. I didn't have the ability to spin a copper rod at a high enough RPM that I theorized would be needed. So I communicated with my friend Josh Toms We had been talking about different experiments for quite a while. Josh is a real experimenter and a good man. He tests things before he speaks on them and when he speaks, it's with an informed opinion. He sent me a copper sphere about 2 inches in diameter and taught me some cool stuff about eddy currents I hadn't seen when sending each other clips of experiments we were working on. I explained the concept of the "frictionless flywheel" and my prediction that the magnets would levitate and stabilize around the copper rod if it was fast enough. So Josh built a platform using an angle grinder as a motor to spin a copper rod. He put very strong NdFeB magnets around the 1 inch diameter copper rod. IT WORKED! Josh brought this platform to the Tesla Technology Conference in Albuquerque, NM in 2010 where we met up. I filmed the demonstration of the platform you see in this video. There was a young boy who was fascinated by some of the magnet demonstrations I and others were giving at the conference. So I was explaining the process of what was happening to the inquisitive kid. Again.. what you notice here is that the eddy currents act as a force field to prevent friction between the magnets and copper. There is a stable gap and "magnetic cushion" that forms after a certain RPM. (Dependent upon the mass/gauss of the magnet in relation to the diamagnetic quality/mass of the copper or material in motion.) And what is super interesting to me is that once again... you can violently shake the entire platform and it WILL NOT disturb the magnets. The will not touch that copper after a certain RPM. You could make violent 90˚ turns and from the perspective of the magnets... it's just moving in slow motion relative to the copper. Just like how the magnet falls in slow motion relative to the copper down the tube. But this is just at a higher velocity relative to a stationary observer viewing the rotating system. But it doesn't matter if it's a centripetally rotating system at a constant velocity or linear acceleration in a particular direction... those eddy currents act as a force field to protect whatever is relative to the magnets and/or copper in those moments. So the claim and prediction that a frictionless flywheel effect and magnetic bearing would take place between a ring magnet and spinning copper rod DEMONSTRATED to be true. Now "PROVING" this scenario means to derive mathematical equations to justify an explanation of how the end results arise. Spinning magnets on a copper rod doesn't prove anything. In science... proof is math. Experiments can never prove anything. Experiments never provide equations or numbers or variables. Experiments provide evidence. You collect the evidence FIRST... AFTER doing real-world, hands-on experimentation. Anything else is just armchair research and talk. You write the proofs on paper to describe how you think things happen. And your proofs must abide by the constraints of the model you use. Sure... you can use a mathematical artifice like Lorentz invariance (relativity) to prove the end results arise because of: dark matter accumulating between the magnet and copper. Or that it must be space-time curvature bending... Or that it must be because of the aether rippling and vortexing... Or because of the dynamic casimir effect or zero point energy. Or anti-gravity. NOPE! None of those things are needed in the explanations I offer for any experiments and real-world data collected. I use the framework of what I call GALILEAN VARIANCE. Good ol' classical physics in 3D Euclidean space. No 4th dimension. No space-time. No aether. No nonsense. Only Newtonian Mechanics and elementary math.... but with a twist! ... and under.. "a new light". I have a completely different interpretation as to what gravity is and the mechanism of how it arises. Issac Newton never claimed to have a theory for the CAUSE of gravity. Newton's brilliant work and optics describes the behavior of matter and energy within a gravitational field. But he never claimed to know what causes gravity. "I have not as yet been able to discover the reason for these properties of gravity from phenomena, and I do not form any hypotheses." - Newton However... I do claim to have an explanation for the cause and mechanism of gravity. And it means a total abandonment of relativity and half of QED. Gravity IS a force! (and an emission) Eddy currents are not gravity. Magnetism is not gravity. And the kicker... gravity is not electric either. It's an illusion. Gravity is not an illusion. But the illusion is that people think gravity is electric. It's not. I have a completely different take. And boy has it gotten me in a lot of trouble and banned from speaking time and time again. But... if the information is valid... then trying to suppress it is like trying to hold an inflated basketball under water. Your arms are gonna get tired eventually and things are gonna come up to the surface with spring-loaded force. Equal to the amount people tried holding it back. The Rebirth of Classical Physics: Time, Light & Gravity

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You just can't own enough Copper. Billionaire Robert Friedland sums it up perfectly..... You people have no idea whatsoever what we’re facing. “We’re consuming 30m tonnes of copper a year. Only 4m tonnes of which is recycled. That means to maintain 3% GDP growth, with no electrification, we have to mine the same amount of copper in the next 18 years as we mined in the last 10,000 years, combined. In the next 18 years, I’ve got to mine the same amount of copper as we mined the last 10,000 years. This is without any new electrification, without data centers, without solar and wind and the greening of the world economy. You people have no idea whatsoever what we’re facing.”

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TheGladiator

3,429,772 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten

Cannabis was my off ramp from SSRIs and benzodiazepines. I did not use it to replace those medications or to mask anxiety or depression. I used it to get off them. Anyone who has tried to wean off SSRIs or benzos knows how hard that can be. Cannabis helped reduce the withdrawal and made the process manageable. That experience changed how I saw this plant. A lot of what I had been taught about cannabis was simply wrong. For me it wasn’t an escape. It was a legitimate tool that worked when I needed it. That realization set the direction of my life. I devoted myself to understanding this plant and to helping build a serious, regulated industry around it so others would not have to suffer in silence or shame. That is why I broke down on the livestream. For the first time in more than 50 years, the federal government acknowledged that cannabis has medicinal value. Schedule III does not fix everything, but it is real progress. I have spent my adult life in this industry. Seeing that moment happen hit deeper than I expected. Schedule III is a step forward, and sometimes a step is enough to remind you why you started in the first place.

Cannabis was my off ramp from SSRIs and benzodiazepines. I did not use it to replace those medications or to mask anxiety or depression. I used it to get off them. Anyone who has tried to wean off SSRIs or benzos knows how hard that can be. Cannabis helped reduce the withdrawal and made the process manageable. That experience changed how I saw this plant. A lot of what I had been taught about cannabis was simply wrong. For me it wasn’t an escape. It was a legitimate tool that worked when I needed it. That realization set the direction of my life. I devoted myself to understanding this plant and to helping build a serious, regulated industry around it so others would not have to suffer in silence or shame. That is why I broke down on the livestream. For the first time in more than 50 years, the federal government acknowledged that cannabis has medicinal value. Schedule III does not fix everything, but it is real progress. I have spent my adult life in this industry. Seeing that moment happen hit deeper than I expected. Schedule III is a step forward, and sometimes a step is enough to remind you why you started in the first place.

Kyle Sherman

14,405 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

Rick Rule: There is nothing we can do to prevent copper prices to rise over the next five years. - The industry needs to invest ~$250B just to maintain current production. - Current production is already failing to meet demand. - The industry is investing only ~$150B. In other words, the copper industry isn't even investing enough to maintain today's supply... while demand continues to grow 2–3% annually. It's projected that by 2040: - the world needs an additional 14Mt of annual copper supply - ~50% more than today’s output - projected deficits alone approach ~10Mt To put that into perspective: - Humanity has mined ~700 Mt of copper in total history - Over the next 14 years, we must mine ~525Mt more - That's equivalent of adding 10 of the world biggest copper mine Higher copper prices are a mathematical certainty If you enjoyed this post, follow me for more.

Rick Rule: There is nothing we can do to prevent copper prices to rise over the next five years. - The industry needs to invest ~$250B just to maintain current production. - Current production is already failing to meet demand. - The industry is investing only ~$150B. In other words, the copper industry isn't even investing enough to maintain today's supply... while demand continues to grow 2–3% annually. It's projected that by 2040: - the world needs an additional 14Mt of annual copper supply - ~50% more than today’s output - projected deficits alone approach ~10Mt To put that into perspective: - Humanity has mined ~700 Mt of copper in total history - Over the next 14 years, we must mine ~525Mt more - That's equivalent of adding 10 of the world biggest copper mine Higher copper prices are a mathematical certainty If you enjoyed this post, follow me for more.

Lukas Ekwueme

43,263 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

Had an idea last night to test out the Atlas Splitter node and make this paint stroke copper material. It's a similar method that I used to do back at Riot for some of our R&D but a lot simpler. Really like the way it came out for a quick hour or so test.

Had an idea last night to test out the Atlas Splitter node and make this paint stroke copper material. It's a similar method that I used to do back at Riot for some of our R&D but a lot simpler. Really like the way it came out for a quick hour or so test.

Kill the Butcher 🪨⚰️☕️

53,013 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Copper and pyramids have each inspired centuries of fascination. Put them together, and it is easy to see why theories begin to emerge. Videos like this often claim that copper pyramids were once used to "charge" the human body, preserve food, or harness mysterious forms of energy. While these ideas continue to circulate online, there is no historical or archaeological evidence that such devices were used in the 19th century or that they were later banned. That does not mean copper itself was unimportant. Ancient civilizations valued copper long before the Bronze Age. It was one of the first metals humans learned to shape into tools, ornaments, and ceremonial objects. The Egyptians, Mesopotamians, Indus Valley civilization, and many others recognized its practical qualities, including its durability, conductivity, and natural antimicrobial properties, which modern science has since confirmed. Pyramids, too, have long captured the human imagination. Across different cultures, they served as tombs, temples, monuments, and symbols of cosmic order. Their enduring presence has inspired countless theories, some grounded in archaeology and others in speculation. Perhaps that is what makes the ancient world so compelling. The real achievements of our ancestors are already extraordinary. Their engineering, craftsmanship, and understanding of materials continue to impress us without the need to attribute technologies for which there is no evidence. Sometimes the greatest mystery is not whether ancient people possessed forgotten powers. It is how they accomplished so much with the knowledge and tools they truly had. Why do you think copper and pyramids continue to inspire so many theories today? ✨🙌🏾💫

Copper and pyramids have each inspired centuries of fascination. Put them together, and it is easy to see why theories begin to emerge. Videos like this often claim that copper pyramids were once used to "charge" the human body, preserve food, or harness mysterious forms of energy. While these ideas continue to circulate online, there is no historical or archaeological evidence that such devices were used in the 19th century or that they were later banned. That does not mean copper itself was unimportant. Ancient civilizations valued copper long before the Bronze Age. It was one of the first metals humans learned to shape into tools, ornaments, and ceremonial objects. The Egyptians, Mesopotamians, Indus Valley civilization, and many others recognized its practical qualities, including its durability, conductivity, and natural antimicrobial properties, which modern science has since confirmed. Pyramids, too, have long captured the human imagination. Across different cultures, they served as tombs, temples, monuments, and symbols of cosmic order. Their enduring presence has inspired countless theories, some grounded in archaeology and others in speculation. Perhaps that is what makes the ancient world so compelling. The real achievements of our ancestors are already extraordinary. Their engineering, craftsmanship, and understanding of materials continue to impress us without the need to attribute technologies for which there is no evidence. Sometimes the greatest mystery is not whether ancient people possessed forgotten powers. It is how they accomplished so much with the knowledge and tools they truly had. Why do you think copper and pyramids continue to inspire so many theories today? ✨🙌🏾💫

🧬Maxpein🧬

32,303 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

Electroculture scene from the movie "The Taste of Things". 😉 This is not something that typically makes it's way onto the movie screen. I love how concise and logical the argument is. Subtitles: “What’s that?” “A copper antenna crowned with zinc” “Oh…” “They’re placed 20 feet apart” “What are they for?” “They create an electric current in the ground. It makes the plants healthier and more robust, and our crop is better” “Really?” “Yes” “The first year we experimented on half of the garden. The other half had no antennas. The difference was striking…”. Everyone should be sourcing copper pipes locally. Then stick them in the ground, fill them up with water. Clean the pipes every now and then. Simmer vinegar. That's all you need to do to have blue skies and sunshine. p/s Some of my friends have been doing this for years.... It is a frequency and helps the plants to grow better, and helps to keep away "bad" insects.😉

Electroculture scene from the movie "The Taste of Things". 😉 This is not something that typically makes it's way onto the movie screen. I love how concise and logical the argument is. Subtitles: “What’s that?” “A copper antenna crowned with zinc” “Oh…” “They’re placed 20 feet apart” “What are they for?” “They create an electric current in the ground. It makes the plants healthier and more robust, and our crop is better” “Really?” “Yes” “The first year we experimented on half of the garden. The other half had no antennas. The difference was striking…”. Everyone should be sourcing copper pipes locally. Then stick them in the ground, fill them up with water. Clean the pipes every now and then. Simmer vinegar. That's all you need to do to have blue skies and sunshine. p/s Some of my friends have been doing this for years.... It is a frequency and helps the plants to grow better, and helps to keep away "bad" insects.😉

Andy

60,713 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

🚨 Most people with “iron deficiency” don’t actually need more iron… They need copper. I know — that’s the opposite of what you’ve been told. But watch this… When copper goes back into the cells, it pushes iron out of storage and back into the bloodstream — right where it’s needed. 🥄 No iron supplements required. Just 1–2mg of copper a day, and many people see full reversal in 3–4 weeks. Here’s why that matters: 🫀 Copper is essential for healthy blood flow and cardiovascular function. A deficiency can lead to: – Spider veins – Varicose veins – Aneurysms – Strokes – Heart attacks – Ruptured blood vessels This is basic biochemistry. But no one’s talking about it — because copper isn’t profitable.

🚨 Most people with “iron deficiency” don’t actually need more iron… They need copper. I know — that’s the opposite of what you’ve been told. But watch this… When copper goes back into the cells, it pushes iron out of storage and back into the bloodstream — right where it’s needed. 🥄 No iron supplements required. Just 1–2mg of copper a day, and many people see full reversal in 3–4 weeks. Here’s why that matters: 🫀 Copper is essential for healthy blood flow and cardiovascular function. A deficiency can lead to: – Spider veins – Varicose veins – Aneurysms – Strokes – Heart attacks – Ruptured blood vessels This is basic biochemistry. But no one’s talking about it — because copper isn’t profitable.

Paul White Gold Eagle

49,724 Aufrufe • vor 11 Monaten

Today I found this odd little bookshelf and decided to make it into a plant stand, so I drilled some holes in the back and added lights so I could fit my plants into it. Would you try a project like this?

Today I found this odd little bookshelf and decided to make it into a plant stand, so I drilled some holes in the back and added lights so I could fit my plants into it. Would you try a project like this?

Cozy cabin mon

24,679 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr