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Negative energy is the missing link in physics. Not a mythical exotic substance. A new perspective on old physics. Travel to the future? Live forever?✅ Thanks to Clayton Morris for the fantastic conversation!

Ashton Forbes

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OnlineBookClub.org1 year ago

What is the nature of an existence that is experienced entirely outside of time itself? Can a single decision that is made in a state of timelessness simultaneously affect EVERY point in time and space? Groundbreaking reconciliation of creationism with natural science.

Stephen Fultz1 year ago

There must be an equal and opposite force in all things. It is an eternal law. The entire universe works on this principle. There is so much evidence to support that single rule. If there is energy, or what we call energy, there must be an opposite force, whether it be called negative energy or something else. It really doesn’t matter. The fact is that it’s real!

Tommy Byrd1 year ago

@ClaytonMorris Two outstanding interviews in one day. Clayton is hooked, and ZPE is on the horizon. The truth is winning. I can feel it 💯

Joe Niemczyk ✝️1 year ago

@ClaytonMorris I love that you are finally making to the Really Big Pod Casters like Benny and now Redacted News, this is Awesome Sir.. Keep Dropping The Truth Bombs Bro~~~~

Tara 🦁1 year ago

@ClaytonMorris Let’s fucking gooooo, I am ready for teleportation

Penny's Thoughts1 year ago

@ClaytonMorris Ashton Forbes opps are punching air right now 🤣

You Know Nothing, Jon Snowden1 year ago

@ClaytonMorris man i am only 2 min in and my excitement level is off the charts!

kpGUITARZ1 year ago

@ClaytonMorris Awesome stuff Ashton 👍🥳

Kyle Vasvick1 year ago

@ClaytonMorris Maybe trump is right. We have capabilities that makes a war no war at all and we have been just downplaying power to our enemies. Fascinating times ahead of us

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