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They were never going to teach us about this. David LaPoint's primer fields series will change the way you look at the universe.

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TUPACABRA1 year ago

Full video here -

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James McLeod1 year ago

David LaPoint's Primer Fields series introduces a novel perspective on the fundamental forces of nature, challenging established physics and astrophysics theories. His work suggests that magnetic fields play a more significant role in the structure of matter at all scales, from subatomic particles to cosmic structures like galaxies. Magnetic Model of the Universe: LaPoint's theory uses magnetic models to explain phenomena, like the formation of nebulae, which traditionally have been attributed to stellar explosions or gravitational collapse. He posits that magnetic fields could be the primary force behind these formations, providing a different explanation for how matter organizes in space. Educational and Experimental Impact: The series has been described as a teaching aid for understanding electromagnetic phenomena, with experiments using the "PrimerCube" demonstrating how magnetic fields influence matter, even suggesting health benefits from magnetic field exposure. Public and Scientific Reception: While LaPoint's theory isn't widely accepted in mainstream science, it has garnered a following among those interested in alternative physics theories. There's skepticism regarding its integration into established scientific frameworks due to the lack of peer-reviewed publications or broad experimental validations outside of LaPoint's own demonstrations. However, his work has sparked interest and discussion in online communities and among individuals exploring beyond traditional physics. Potential for Paradigm Shift: If validated through rigorous scientific scrutiny, LaPoint's ideas could indeed alter our understanding of the universe's structure. However, science operates on consensus, evidence, and reproducibility, which LaPoint's theories have yet to achieve in a conventional scientific context. The Primer Fields series invites viewers to reconsider how we understand the universe, but its acceptance depends on scientific validation and integration into broader theoretical frameworks. Until then, it remains an intriguing and thought-provoking set of ideas for those open to alternative scientific narratives.

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sᴏᴄɪᴀʟ ᴋɪᴅ1 year ago

Is this sacred geometry?

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Re-Evolution Cafe Orchestra1 year ago

You are matter confined in energy bound within fields frozen in a quantum of time.

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bo6us1 year ago

💯

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Critical Suspicions1 year ago

*Compares to our solar system* hmmn planets and sun are round with magnetic fields.

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StableRust1 year ago

I saw his experiments back in 2012. I've been trying to tell people about this for 13 years. No one ever listens or brushes it off.

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Oliver Anderson1 year ago

amazing!

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The Digital Shaman1 year ago

Electronics class did.

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Elections Reform or Perish-"The Evaluator"1 year ago

Tupa. More of this please.

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pezworld1 year ago

Anyone know what happened to D LaP himself? What happened to the tech?

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Exoslinger1 year ago

Check out @quantumheat for more

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James McLeod1 year ago

@memcculloch @thadroberts 🤔

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Done.so1 year ago

On point!

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Crayon1 year ago

covalent bonding,..

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Ray Seymour Jr1 year ago

🤔

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chris1 year ago

I bet they all clump together when you slap them together

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Alison Bell1 year ago

Are they even still on you tube?

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Booger_just_Booger1 year ago

Some great experiments going on here.. gonna check this guy out, thanks!

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Sentient Buick Century1 year ago

They did teach us about this, most people just call it paying attention in school. Hell, it's even on the internet for the autodidacts out there lol

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UncleBruce1 year ago

Magnets. How do they work?

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