Nassim Haramein | Holofractographic Health, Ether, & The Unified Universe

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00:51 Which means you'll unfortunately never hear my voice again. In the 1930s, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt addressed the nation through a series of radio broadcast known as the Fireside Chats His aim was to reassure the common man that our society would recover from its troubled times. I'm Greg Carlwood These are the Higher Side Chats. All right, higher side chatters another day another deep dive into the mysteries and mechanisms that make our system work from sunny San Diego I'm Greg Carlwood And if you ask me one of the major reasons we have such a sick and backwards society is largely because of the way We're taught to think about the world around us

01:46 That it's a disconnected, harsh randomized universe of chaos that there is no purpose or intelligence behind it. And the emergence of life on earth as a laissez-faire and apathetic situation that could have just as easily never occurred It's this fundamental mindset that puts us in opposition to our environment. It justifies exploitation of Earth, the technologies and energy systems derived from smashing and burning and blowing shit up Factory farming and poison-soaked monocrop agriculture, the medical system's harsh treatments to carpet bomb the body with antibiotics or just cut stuff out, and the scarcity mindset in general. The attitude that this world is trying to kill us so we better get ours and if it dies it dies

02:28 It wasn't always this way, and there are many indications that several cultures of the past had a more holistic view of the system and considered themselves blessed to be part of it. But like a parent raises a child we've been conditioned by our global elite to accept a worldview that allows their psychopathic rape-and-pillage to go on without much resistance. In fact many retirement accounts in 401ks are actually buying in! Well, back in the THC saddle once again to straighten us out and undo the damage is the legend himself Nassim Haramein. If you don't recall Nassim has spent over 30 years researching reality and discovering connections in physics, mathematics, geometry, cosmology, quantum mechanics, biology, chemistry, in addition to anthropology and ancient civilizations!

03:12 These studies led to his groundbreaking theories, published papers and patented inventions in unified science which have now received worldwide recognition. His work is often summarized as the Holo-Fractal Graphic Unified Field Theory, which you can learn about in great detail at the Resonance Science Foundation, which he also founded. And now as a gift to humanity in our troubled times has made his main unified science course free of charge at resonancescience.org What a treat! Let's get into it The powerful professor of the holofractal universe The good science guru and my sacred geometry Jesus Nassim my man Welcome back to THC

03:49 Thank you. It's great to be there with you Yes, man I'm really looking forward to doing this again We just had your friend and colleague William Brown here a show or two ago And I'm sure this will be a nice compliment to that oh great and To kick this off I spent a lot of time in that intro talking about mindset and how our worldview does inform our behavior? And let's start there because in this sort of crisis situation our view of reality and nature is I suddenly become very important how are you processing the world right now and what we be approaching this corona virus situation differently as a society at the hollow fractal model was the dominant one i think so.

04:32 I think it would have never got there in the first place because i have a large amount of suspicion that this thing then. Just jump from about to human without going through lab and between but thats another story the other thing is that You know i think that when you have a more holistic view of creation yourself and your relationship to it as did. Many civilization before modern one that there is a lot of natural ingredients in our environment

05:14 Very powerful in keeping us healthy and keeping a strong immune system even overcoming many. Bacterial or viral infection and so on these ingredients that eventually we synthesize into medication, add launch some of the largest corporation on earth today you know Are still there available and i think that approach from the data have been getting out of been showing very very impressive results. And so coming at it from a perspective of wholeness systems approach, add understanding dad you know this problem in physics called fine tuning problem

06:13 And it has to do with the fact that our universe seems to be highly tuned for life to emerge. Like you can see that if you were to modify by very, very small amounts any of the fundamental constants like gravitational constants, the electromagnetic field or various things in our alpha Various thing in our cosmogenesis then life would probably not happen.

06:50 Friends and if gravity was too weak for planetary systems to emerge stellar systems in galactic structures and so on but even as well like the amount of radiation that's required for life to function on our planet and all these things this is all highly tuned for live And something that's highly tuned for life has all the ingredients in it for life to thrive and when we look at our natural environment, it does drive when we don't interfere with it too much and so. That is a really important example for humanity on how to organize its civilization

07:35 and how to understand nature, interact with nature and function with nature in which its symbiotic relationship is positive instead of self-destructive. Yes I like that! And Alan Watts once said that just as an apple tree apples the earth peoples and it's a symphony of factors that make it possible we should respect that Right for sure You know, there is definitely in this moment I think this pandemic is a representation of the state of affair humanity and the need for humanity to make changes. If we look at the higher perspective of why such thing would happen and that this change is great opportunity for humanity too

08:31 Transcend some of the systems that has permitted it to go towards an unsustainable path and steer the ship to something vastly different. And when i say that i don't mean to go back to caves and give up technology i need to take a different approach to technology a different relationship with the natural world I believe that we have all the information required all the information necessary for us to develop technology that actually is compatible with nature that is. Positive on natural habitat and positive free manatee,

09:22 Yeah mine is just so important because ignorance of our system leads to fear it allows us to be manipulated and be kind of moved around on the board wherever someone might wanna move us and it's like, People have this mindset of what food doesn't come from the earth that comes from mcdonalds and walmart it's like we forget and you know mon santo, it just we have this like corporate middleman between us and the natural systems so we don't really see it unless someone has a victory garden or something then you start to really see the magic. How are you just plant things in abundance does spring up regardless how much green paper yeah right

10:09 Well you know like people say money doesn't grow on trees certainly there's a huge industry in this world that has been making money with trees so you know. Yes you plant the little seed which, Actually doesn't cost anything if you're doing sustainable gardening because your collecting them from earlier years and you get. Something that sustains you right out of the ground which is a remarkable thing people don't think twice about it, But it shows you that natural world the universe is not a closed system is open systems and. System that is functioning on abundance and abundance of energy abundance of resources, add we build a society that's based on scarcity there that there is not enough for everybody that we have to fight for it that only the fittest will survive

11:14 I believe those concepts are inaccurate or at least incomplete and there is a different way of functioning in which instead of competition you have collaboration. Between species between all humans you know and does all Have this collaborative view requires that we understand the larger perspective of our existence which has to do with understanding our universe a little bit better and understanding ourselves a little bit better. Well said yes and

11:57 Man maybe there wouldn't be a food shortage out there if americans number one crop wasn't just green grass lawns actually grow something useful for once but you know it's all backwards thinking that we got out here. Yes well you know we definitely got used to a certain way of living and its very difficult too you know we tend to be very sanitary And in some ways, we've been brought to expect that we can just go to the supermarket and there will be food there. That is not necessarily correct meaning that they can be collapse of society structure that can happen pretty

12:55 easily because our society is being built in a way that is not so robust you know for instance you could even just think of the electric grid of our planet that supplies most of the cities most of their houses. And so on well that electrical system is very very vulnerable to electromagnetic impulses that commonly comes from the Sun. And, you know if the Sun did a sun flare that for the Sun would not be anything that unusual and it hit the Earth just right at least that portion of the Earth that's facing the Sun during the daytime

13:46 You know where did you lose a good portion of very large portion of its electrical grid. Or could and this is happened before for instance in canada if u decades ago so i think it was in the sixties or seventies i'm unsure there was a sun flare that hit square So all of the transformer cans on all of the polls in a good portion of quebec and ontario blue. And you know people were left without electricity for significant amount of time weeks and very large portion of the population lucky this was in the summer,

14:35 So you know there wasn't so much death as a result of it but if i would have been at minus forty in canada. During the winter could've been a big problem because people don't have wood stoves anymore and so These kind of thing i'm just giving one example but like the food chain structure you know how food is being transported very far from where it's made and so on, i call these things are issues that in cases of changes and fairly small changes could.

15:15 produce very big issues like this current situation. Yes yes some systems we have are pretty convenient at times but it's good to have a backup plan because you never know when one of these systems will fail and talk about this current situation i've heard you, Mention this debate between pastors germ theory and terrain theory and you said there's probably truth to both we've all seen healthy people get very very ill but we also know that the quality of our environment in the state of our body do play a role in how bacteria and viruses would affect the person

15:56 I think that seems pretty legitimate but what presented with this if you get it then your screwed kind of roll up the dice attitude like we have no options but to cross our fingers and pray there's a little more nuance than that right. Exactly you know who is the little more nuances almost eighty percent or more, of the population has contracted this virus and has survived it just fine with a little sniffle, some of them not any symptoms at all. Clearly showing that the immune system can do their job and there's specific variation in one person getting it then another person not or one person

16:44 getting it and then getting really sick, and another person getting it then having a little sniffles. And it boggles the mind that that is not more investigated like exactly what are the components? And certainly there's been evidence from the beginning that one of the components that helped a lot was large amount of IMNC clearly having a strong immune system and taking care of your immune system with the correct alimentation, with the correct mineral supplements and so on which are almost required at this time because our alimentation or fruits and vegetables even meat is very depleted. It's either depleted

17:44 chemicals and hormones and all kinds of things that actually deplete our immune system. And so taking care of ourselves is something in our immune system, it's something like prevention is really the key here. Then if you contract it there's a good chance its gonna be a little sniffle or maybe a little fever Because it's important for people to know as well is that it's not the virus itself like technically yes, the virus irritated your lungs but at the end of the day it's the immune response and

18:27 it's an inflammation response in the lungs that produce fluids in the lungs that gets people in trouble and so if you can keep the inflammation down, if you can use antioxidants to keep a balanced pH and all this. It shouldn't be a problem right? Right! And it kind of makes me think about how resilient the body really is because even though we have this Crazy electrified environment the five g thing we have nutrient depleted crops we have chemicals and pesticides on the food we can get we have massive air pollution and we have a backwards medical system even despite all that. You still have a situation with a vast majority of people are able to beat this thing without much of a problem at also we are quite resilient even though we are really putting her bodies to work these days no doubt

19:24 It's always amazed me especially with the electromagnetic pollution and what life is bathing in. Electromagnetically on our planet it's always amazed me how resilient life is you know that typical analogy to add this when u see no a little weed or tree growing the crack of cement somewhere where you would never think a tree could grow and how fast nature reclaims, especially right now as you can see from like cities being halted and wildlife coming back in. And so basically the fact that we can survive the electromagnetic pollution alone is remarkable

20:18 And people don't realize that because, you know if you're not a scientist if your not somebody that takes measurements of the environment and so on. You don't see it! You don't feel it It's just your wifi or phone. You know? You don't have sense of it but when you actually measure and you see what surrounds you and what going on it be equivalent to if you could hear it, you know, it would be equivalent to like large random noise. Like when your TV doesn't have a channel on and that's like going like in the old days we had that here and it would be like continuously buzzing you constantly 24 seven and somehow it wouldn't affect you. You would tune it out

21:17 That shows how amazing the structure of our biology is and how resilient nature is. Great points and we all know that we should eat good food and stay away from toxins in our environment as best weekend as challenging as it is these days but i have had some out of the box thinkers come on here and talk about other aspects of fundamental health and some people think its the electromagnetic fields of the body some people think it's. Getting healthy structured water into your cells maybe it's a bit of both but how important do you think these two components are to health beyond just eating right and exercising electromagnetic fields we have that some people don't even pay attention to at all and also the structure.

22:09 Right well yeah so it's definitely more than the food and trying to eat good food and organic and all this stuff but, it has a lot to do as well with the chemistry in your body. And the electromagnetic communication that goes on in your body and certainly in your brain and when you try to drill down into it to try to see if there is one component. Dad you could identify that regulates all this stuff at a certain level okay there's no food as the minerals you have, add there's a very important large component to it and that's been shown over and over again

22:59 Your state of being your consciousness awareness i should say you're emotional state drives a lot of those. components the chemical and hormonal components of your body and so on. So, of course that's the other part of staying healthy is to have good mental health, good emotional health which can be pretty challenging these days as well and I certainly fail at it once in a while but trying to keep all this together it's almost full time job

23:39 Right right and that's a major factor to me as well the importance of mental state and our stress levels i only know one person who went to the hospital during this news because they had a panic attack not anything to do with the virus but from watching too much news when you think about it in that context i mean i know some people are getting sick these numbers are quite huge but it almost seems like the cable news cycle, it's definitely irresponsible. It could almost qualify as an attack when you factor in how important stress level is and how detrimental this news has been to stress levels. Yeah for sure I mean and there's well two health like people are trying to stay as healthy as they can which is not easy

24:24 Easy when you're confined in your home and certainly if you are in a large city and so on. And you know i went surfing this morning and i was like oh my god im gonna drown, no i haven't served in the month and half and there was. You know good size wave but nothing i couldn't handle but you know i was like so out of shape i couldn't believe it and so. No it's challenging right now and that's really important to stay in shape At the same time i wanna say you know you were talking about backup plan earlier.

25:01 You know the backup plan for humanity is not make sure that like everybody has a wood stove in their house. That's the thing we can't go backwards, we have to go forward so like to make our society and our grid and so on resilient there is very advanced technology that can be developed that we have all the knowledge necessary to develop and that can Provide energy to almost infinite levels meaning continuously and localize area that is like each home could have a unit each car can i be seen at the computer can have it. And it would be continuous and

25:51 pretty well oblivious to any outside influence like electromagnetic pulses from the sun whatever that would probably just give you more energy in the system. And so there's a way to build a society that's completely sustainable we just got it, we have to transcend this very important moment in our technological and technical evolution in which We have enough knowledge to get ourselves in trouble and we're needing to make like this next step that's super important so that we can actually bring our technology to a whole new level.

26:35 Where it becomes harmonious with nature for instance gravitational drives people might say well okay let's just imagine you can control gravity and people so what. That's impossible okay before faraday and maxwell in all these, people that was impossible to control the electromagnetic field which pretty well spawned at all of our technological society You know before the right writers flew a plane there was many many many papers publishing physics category proving mathematically that i played with never fly. Or anything have your dad air you know those papers are written without, this scientist looking out the window and noticing the birds in the bees but thats another story in any case

27:29 Let's assume that all of a sudden we discovered how gravity truly works, that is in the standard model right now. Gravity is not understood meaning if you ask any physicist, If they're honest and they know physics they will tell you that we know gravity as the result of curvature space time since Einstein but we don't know what space-time is made up so we actually don't really know what gravity is And it's pretty well the same for the electromagnetic field, by the way. We control it but we don't quite know what is this in any case if we all of a sudden learn how to control gravity as we learned to control electromagnetic fields earlier over so and we could take our society off the surface I mean literally by controlling gravity you could fly through the solar system with no problem you can assemble very very large ships

28:23 Distances in our solar system at least would become you know very very approachable meaning you could go to jupiter, can a few days or two that story belt. In a day or so grab materials you could harvest water from comments i mean you can do all kinds of things but over sudden the surface of the earth would return to its state of natural health. Because they wouldn't be that many of us on it and when we came to it, It would be like the garden so the garden would be lost and it would be healthy any would be wonderful and beautiful it would be a great playground but we might actually not live directly on it, where could living in the atmosphere outside the atmosphere.

29:20 Because you can make ships that have very large gravitational fields, that are controlled in such a way that you have the same gravitational environment that you have on earth so your bones stay healthy and your biology and metabolism continues to work appropriately. And you know you could live in space! So this one discovery of the structure space time what's based on mistruly made up could change. Are you excited completely transform a relationship to the world today universe to each other and bring us into a situation where we realize that there is actually abundance of material energy and so on in the end the world in the universe and we don't have to fight for it

30:17 Well, cheers to that. That was my rant by the way! I love it! That's why we're here and last time we did this we talked a little bit about this kind of stuff with science and physics and how it was sent down an incorrect path when they decided to take out the ether right? And they just said space is a vast empty nothing rather than a medium in which light and really everything moves through that should be kind of obvious but Along this subject, it's really nice that you opened up your unified science course in these troubled times. I know that's really the reason you're making the rounds there are six modules to it what can tell people about what they would learn from these six modules?

31:00 Well that's a good question and i'm so glad you know we have like twenty two thousand people taking it right now in the english side to have another few thousand on the french side, add some online were opening spanish very soon. You know i think this time it's such a great opportunity for people to learn about themselves learning about their environment learn about the universe i mean. Really you know this part is really an important part of the human existence, you're here your work is survive and then you pass on and it's an opportunity to learn about yourself to learn about the universe to transform to grow in so on, add indies chorus restart with module one which is like the world view what is the current world views.

31:55 And where could we bring the world view and where is the world you actually bringing us in science that's. Can i diverging from the current common worldview, And being specific to unified physics, unified science we're clearly slowly getting there and realizing and this is no longer just from me that many components in the natural world That were taught to be separate and independent are actually connected and codependent not in a bad way that the universe is unified, i don't just mean at the biological level i mean atomic levels of particles seems to be entangled.

32:50 You know it's like a network of structure of space so when they remove the ether do you replace dead with spacetime. Which is a conceptual model and mathematical model of space but this still required space to curve, produce gravity i mean that's einstein general relativity right geometry space call that space time And he showed that in order for gravity to occur, a mass has to curve space-time. The problem is that the source of mass was not identified meaning energy mass equals mc squared you know was not identify like where's that coming from?

33:39 Add the structure of space was replaced with that superfluid ether was replaced with a mathematical model conceptual model dad assume that spaces empty. And it's kinda remarkable that something that completely empty would be able to curve and produce effects like gravity. This is something Einstein realized later on, took him about 10 years and then he came back saying no we cannot remove the ether but i was too late

34:17 And more young physicist and modern quantum theory was being developed in all this. And there was experiments that didn't confirm the ether but these experiments were looking for very specific ether meaning, Those experiments was looking for the behavior of the ether in a specific way based on their model. Now all they confirmed is that their model of the ether was incorrect, but that didn't mean the ether wasn't there and that space is empty as space is full of electromagnetic fluctuations when they got into the quantum level of the equations, they realized that space at the quantum level was full of energy

35:04 Actually the equation said infinite amount of energy in every point which they had to re normalize using the plan claim that means they made space a little. Fine i protocol at the plant scale which is like, billions and billions and billions and billions of times smaller than a proton then add them if you grew up little particles so that it was a grain of sand, the proton would be from our Sun to Alpha Centauri which is about 40 trillion kilometers. So it's very very tiny fluctuations but because they're really tiny there's a lot of them in a semi cube of space

35:48 So that in the same cuba space you have ten to ninety three grams per second which is huge it's thirty nine orders more than the mass of the universe and send me a q so imagine all this energy there but its fluctuating. In regions of scales that we, Don't experience directly and certainly we have a hard time measuring although we finally have started to be able to measure it directly so this energy not knowing it's there. I just let us look for energy in other ways by burning things if we could tap and weekend if we

36:32 Tap into this energy which why do i believe we can is because everything we see is tapping into it, it's making all the atoms that's making all the molecules that's making all the biology is making all. The planets the stars galaxies and i've proven this now with a paper i'm working on what doctor are you and others Clearly at all scales we've been able to solve it's clear this energy fundamental energy which produces what we call mass is clearly available since all of nature uses it and so it's just a question about the standing in the middle bit how it works a little better. And engineering something that bio mimics nature

37:27 and extract as much energy as we ever could use. Yes, that is a great breakdown and a really great point that all living biology is taking this energy. It's harnessing it so you should be able to make technologies that also harness it and work kind of in sync with it or harmoniously with it as opposed to smashing it burning it and all that good stuff. And these modules will lead you through that realization right to the promised land right? Right so the i'm sorry i got attention to the first manual thank you for bringing me back the first module is there world view change a second one is a little bit of.

38:13 I'm not sure about thinking differently ok so let's say we thought differently how would be the most powerful way to think about the universe and what is science, leading us to in thinking of the universe and you know how does that change your life and then. Module 3 goes through the history of modern physics, you know lightly. But certainly that's the hump everybody says the module three is the toughest one because it's important that you understand where we have been to understand where we're going and

38:51 And where we're going is module four, which is unified physics. So how the worldview of physics is changing and what are the new physics that are emerging? Module five gets us into well when we're looking at physics this way in a unified way, we end up with concepts of physics and Equations of physics that tells us something very similar to what we find in ancient civilizations around the world so module five is about looking at ancient civilization ancient symbolism. And comparing it to what were finding in physics and finding that you know there seems to be anomalies in the knowledge base on our planet

39:40 That may have come from an earlier civilization that was present before a cataclysm, that was recorded by most of the ancient civilizations that we have records on around the planet. Records on... And then module 6 gets us into Implication and application the implication of this new world view of this new understanding both advanced physics biology chemistry in all the sciences including our geology and what, it leads to in terms of applications like gravity control electromagnetic devices to produce energy and so on.

40:24 Yeah i like it i like it's dense but is important information and i just love the way you look at the world very much in line with a lot of your ideas, why do you wanna talk about the math a bit more last time you were here was a very popular show but i did get some feedback from. people who claim to be scientists, who are very skeptical of the math when it comes to the radius of the proton in particular. It's over my head and becomes a sort of he said she said kind of thing but is this something that any good physicist should be able to derive from just following your original paper? Absolutely and you know, the people there having issues with it or people that are not actually understanding

41:09 Although the math is very simple, they're not necessarily understanding the physics very well. So yes absolutely you know these equations are very simple and they can be derived very clearly from the papers I've written and The people that have problems with it in general or people that don't quite have a full understanding of physics And i've not made the papers and this is my fault have not made the papers as clear as they could be the paper that's gonna come out next time gonna take it much more from where does standard model is, add you know walk people through all of those steps of the mathematics directly from the endropic principles.

41:59 statistical entropy and Brownian motion and all this, and eventually leading to the holographic mass solution. And then scaling it through the different scales from the subatomic particles to the universe including all the zoo... I mean many of the zoo of particles that are found in the Standard Model, The Table Of Elements and everything so it's gonna clarify for them The value that I got and I predicted for the radius of the proton is in my paper. It's not hard to solve it, anybody can solve it very easily and when they do they will get that value and that value has become the co-data value now. Now when I published it was in December 2012, I didn't think

42:54 You know it's four percent smaller than the standard model predicted and four percent in quantum theory is huge like people don't realize. No usually in quantum theory precision is in light eight, 10 to 12 to 14 digits accuracy after the period right significant numbers so to be 4% off is huge like it's like you're not in the same ballgame and for presenting cosmological theories something completely different I mean in cosmological theory there 96 percent

43:34 mass is missing in the standard model, which is another issue. But you know, in quantum theory hopefully if your theory's precise... If your theory's correct then it's very precise So to predict the radius of a proton which affects a lot of other constants and physics To be 4% smaller was pretty bold move And, you know a few months later unbeknown to me a team in Switzerland were attempting to measure the radius of the proton more precisely using muons which are heavier electrons. They collide with the proton and they got a radius that was very close to my prediction and they published it in 2013, you know January

44:27 It was widely criticized they had been at two thousand ten experiment already that had healed the shorter radius but there was very little confidence on that first one so they redid better and so in 2013 they confirmed my prediction Or what people will get if they solve these equations in my paper and the result is within the margin of error their experiment meaning it's inside one sigma of their experiment so it very precise relative to the experiment.

45:05 But there was a lot of criticism still because they were using new ones which are heavier electrons so people were saying maybe it's flexing the electrostatic charge of the proton and so on, it's changing their result. There was a lot of skepticism until 2018 or 19 or end of 18 where you know they redid the experiment with electrons this time in a different way, more precisely than before using electrons. And by not using the modification of the standard model they realized that the way they were calculating the radius using the standard model created a problem and that was the error in the measurement that produced the 4% change in their radius to proton

46:01 And a few months later, in 2019, CODATA which is the standard for all values in physics changed their value for the radius of the proton to the value that's predicted in my papers if you solve these equations. So that's very significant it's not trivial and it doesn't matter what people say If the equation is straightforward, it's easy to solve and anybody that does will get that value. And there is no error, its not circular, gives a correct value as well for the gravitational coupling constants for all black holes in the universe

46:50 It gives the correct value for the range of the strong force, for the angular momentum to proton and so on. So you know it's very accurate and it's consistent is just a little cryptic and of course it doesn't look like this standard model because its not. So people are used to the standards models as what is this? Well it's an alternative and this alternative is now being completed in a way that will clarify for many people what this information theory approach to physics reveals. Well thanks for helping me try to make sense of it is over my head though I did hear about that code data

47:38 Official value being implemented and that's very validating and when i try to look this up it's just difficult because sometimes these values are written in. Them tom and then some times there written out as like two point two times ten to the third power And so it's hard for me to kind of equate if these are the same thing. But the last thing I saw, because if you Google proton radius puzzle this is a thing in physics that people have been trying to solve and it seems like One of the measurements is 0.84 femtometers and one is 0.88 femtometers, that seems to be what was picked up on in September of 2019 by Eric Hessels at York University What is that value in your paper that CODATA has adopted? In femtometers it's a 0.84

48:30 Yeah i mean the best way is to just go to code data and get the value there at this point it's very. I don't have it under my eyes. Actually, you have Olivier here in front of me maybe he can pull it up but the co-data value is very easy to find you just go to the code data website and punch in the charge radius of the proton or radius of the proton and will come right up yeah you can measure it in phantom meter they you know typically measured that way

49:11 You know, there's various ways to describe it and this various radius. There is the Compton Radius as well so the current value is given us 8.414 and then that is you know with a confidence of 19 on there and its multiplied by 10 to the minus 16 meters So this is the easiest way to look at the value. This value then matches very strongly what is found in my paper, Quantum Gravity and the Holographic Mass Solution so that's the best way to go about it if you just goto CODATA you will find that value. Fair fair right on

50:03 Well you know many people who made bold paradigm challenging discoveries were fought tooth and nail before they are considered a pioneer so we might just be in that kind of situation right i'm just curious have you ever defended your papers in front of an academic panel like a phd student water had a high level debate on the hollow fractal graphic unified model that people could seek out and watch Well yes I've been doing that for some 25 years. I see a lot of presentations but i just haven't seen it debate but i would love to know right because typically they're not filmed or if they are there not released to the public one of the problem is that because this is controversial for most physicists, they're not necessarily wanting to publicly debate

50:56 it would have an adverse effect on their career. it could have an adverse effect on their relationship to their peers and so on. So in general, these debates go behind closed doors as well because clearly many know that if you put me in the same room with them I can show them evidence that is unrefutable and yeah, you can say okay, these are two different approaches. Yeah, that's true One is very complex has a lot of holes in it the standard model and the cosmological models of physics today have a lot of holes in them. And the other one is pretty straightforward entropic holographic entropy theory and information theory very very solid

51:56 reproduce very good results and. I was saying in this next paper we're working on we gonna show that produces everything we see very precisely Including fundamental constants very very very precisely in fact using our theory now we have been able to back engineer a more precise value for g for the gravitational constant. Which is really important in physics, Because currently in quantum theory, whenever you put G and an equation. Whenever you put gravity that gravitational constants in the equation for instance for the Planck's length or the Planck's mass and so on You actually reduce the precision to four to five digit because we don't measure gravity very precisely

52:57 It's very hard to measure and we don't measure gravity very precisely. So as soon as you put g in an equation in quantum theory, you've reduced the precision of quantum theory by a significant amount, by orders of magnitude. And so the fact that our theory is now outputting like the Rheinberg constant, the G factor many-many constants fundamental constants And I know, I haven't published this yet so people cannot see that yet but they will. You just gonna have to take my word for it for now and it gives very appropriate you know we're talking imagine this you using a mathematical model right? To predict the value and the value comes out

53:44 What time ten twelve digit accuracy exactly the same digits after the period as the measurement in a laboratory that's just remarkable but then we can take that equation these equations flip them around. and back engineer G, and get that level of accuracy on g. And we know the numbers beyond what we're measuring are accurate because they being measured in these other constants that are part of this equation. It makes sense i just get so impatient because life is short and I want to see more scientists and physicists brought over our side so we can like make some of the progress that we wanna make. And, I think the best proof is to create technologies that force the arrogant stubborn scientific community to question their own models and I know you've been working on things at Taurus Tech Can you give us an update on how some your projects there are going?

54:49 Yeah, there is a lot of advancement in plasma technology. We're working on various magnetic devices and we are advancing as well with crystalline technology you know doing tests and so on we have things in the works that are gonna help scientists understand better this new view of physics I assure you that i'm not the only one and there is people all around the world working on these things recently. NASA announced that sunny white which is a part of nasa's department have been working on work drive, add others have implemented device that was invented in england originally

55:45 Call the em drive which mainstream physics community basically described or give the nickname for almost fifteen years impossible dr because it is a close container. In which you only bouncing electromagnetic field microwave basically and your getting thrust There's nothing coming out the back end but the thing is wanting to move and the only thing you could.

56:22 think it's pushing against is the ether, the vacuum itself. And Sonny White tested it. The Chinese tested first then Sonny White tested and NASA got confirming results but then was thrown a whole bunch of tomatoes. You see even if you're at NASA you can get plenty of tomatoes thrown at you For years you read the measurements more carefully in many different ways and now this drive is starting to be implemented for some of the technologies that are being developed by nasa so things that appear to the common.

57:09 physicist as impossible or improbable can become very probable and very possible in a short amount of time. Yes, very exciting. But damn this has all been so fascinating I really enjoy the way you talk about the world the way you look at the world. I can't speak for the math or the underlying data to support it but i hope its there because this is just a lot more productive and positive way think about our environment and our place in especially at this point in the timeline So thanks again for doing it. Please remind the people where they can sign up for the free course and anything else you might want to tell them about what you got going on before we call it in? Yeah, so people can go to resonancescience.org and they can register for their course there and they can get on our forum and have wonderful conversation with the community around the world

58:09 Like i said i mean currently this twenty two thousand students taking the course of a lot of people to meet and talk with and discuss and exchange information when and then as well you know there is. Arc crystals if people are interested so arc crystals a rk crystals with the nasa.com and you know they can get some information there as well my papers on the website if you're interested in more technical language

58:46 There is papers about the proton radius. There is papers in which we expanded this solution to the universe and predicted the correct mass of the universe without need for dark matter and dark energy, and there's papers about the electron as use the same equations to predict their radius and the mass of the electron and so on. And we have Next ordinary paper coming out very soon so if you register with us then it's easy for you to get the information when it comes out and this next paper is gonna really help people that have a hard time with the way the formalism used.

59:31 Which literally i mean the equations i've used to describe this theory it's gonna be much easier for them to be able to related what they already know and so i really look forward that time, can i have no problem with debating anything like this technically or not technically but certainly technically with any physicist on the planet at anytime. So that's not a problem. And I look forward to these conversations, I learn in them as well this is what science is about this is what it should be. It should be people talking debating calculating and evolving all together so I'm totally open to this

1:00:16 Right on, I agree. The best ideas will stand up to scrutiny because they are the best ideas but... Correct Man! I'm glad the course is going well gotta build up that holofractal graphic army to change the world Uh-huh Hopefully we're on the path there but this has all been very interesting Thanks for spending some time with me Stay safe out there and keep plugging away You're the man Same to you May the vacuum be with you bro Cheers Bye bye The power of Christ compels you! All right, cool cats and kittens. The return of the unified physics king himself. Gotta love it I realized two guests from the Resonance Academy back-to-back is a pretty big dedication of the THC interview schedule but i had William Brown booked and then got word that Nassim was interested in doing it again And I wasn't gonna say no so here we are

1:01:13 We've also had a crazy week since I recorded this show and the next show actually, but the next one might be a bit more topically relevant for me to add my recent events commentary too. But i would just say that like many people I was saddened and frustrated when I first saw the George Floyd murder by the cop video as I am every time I see police brutality But after a few days I started to see a lot more material that suggests something very fishy is going on. Maybe i'll have to record something separate as these protests grow more and more or more information comes out, but there is a suspicious media coordination here we talk a lot about how very rarely do things this big happen organically without some shepherding along and I think we're seeing that

1:02:09 Several citizen journalists have pointed out big pallets of bricks that just seem to be dropped off near protest areas. Similar stories are happening in certain places, I've seen a ton of agent provocateur footage and the protesters are doing a surprisingly good job at policing themselves i would say And I've seen some really heartwarming things too. One police chief laying down the riot gear to walk with protesters, some cops kneeling in solidarity in a couple of instances and that's beautiful to see

1:02:46 Police brutality is not a new thing though, and it's definitely not a new experience for black people. But the morning after the first big night of protests I shared a video compilation that was 20 minutes of police attacking protesters unprovoked women children old men black white asian Police brutality is really not just a minority issue or only an issue for a certain kind of citizen. It's a power trip issue and anyone could face the wrath of it if they're in the wrong time and place, so everyone should want the police demilitarized and some accountability on these issues." And the video I shared at all took place over a single night

1:03:33 None of them were the looters. And this is the response to police brutality protests? It demonstrates exactly why they're needed and things are moving so fast like you never hear me tell you to follow me on Facebook or Twitter but if you want to hear my thoughts on things as they happen, or more importantly see the same data that I'm looking at then you probably should follow me on Twitter while you can because I can kind of put that stuff out there a lot faster in more real time than I can with the actual podcast itself. But, I'm also far from the only one seeing this stuff so maybe you don't need me? I don't know but i still think something about this is inorganic as overdue as a lot of it might be It feels like just when people were starting to push back against the coronavirus lockdowns This happened

1:04:31 It's like if the medical martial law doesn't take then I guess we'll get a full on race war fueled one. And funny how little i hear about the virus all of the sudden, but I did hear about contact tracing being used against protesters where are we china? But as for today's show, I really like Nassim and i have a worldview that is very simpatico with what he says. But I would like to see more online debates with conventional physicists over the details of his theory and the math Sometimes it seems like a persons work, as amazing as it is, is kept within a certain bubble

1:05:15 Residence academy has thousands of followers many highly educated people who have a passion for science and physics way more so than myself and there in this corner. Sometimes it's just hard to know if the whole problem can really be chalked up to the conventional scientific paradigm still just being that stubborn and close minded But I try to be a bit more rigorous this time because what i want to see from the Resonance Academy is the published studies on things like arc crystals affecting the growth of plants and blocking harmful frequencies. You heard the show, but Nassim did respond to some of those questions by saying that material is coming and I know I seem to flip-flop between saying Nassim and Nassim

1:06:05 but I have watched many of his interviews and a lot of his roundtables with his own people, and they seem to do that. So i always seek out consistency from a person's work and the available interviews they've done...I'm getting no consistency here so I guess being inconsistent would be proper consistency But anyway, I guess we just have to let it happen. We have to let this data come out." That's what he said is that when i asked those questions he said the material is coming. I just have this sense that reality is very strange right now The agenda schedule has been turned up to 11. We might see food shortages. We have this insane civil unrest If you've got an anti-gravity craft get out here! Now's the time

1:06:55 If you're pulling ether from the vacuum, we need it yesterday. Obviously my anxiety and impatience are not Nassim's fault or his concern he is doing his thing and I salute him for it He made his course free to everyone that something But I read the books of Dean Radin or Lynn McTaggart And its study after study published result after published result and it's something I can hold and hand over to a skeptic, and say if consciousness has no effect on reality, and mental psi is just fantasy explain this right here. Maybe what the Resonance Academy is doing is just a bit too complex for me but why can't we get Nassim and five physicists in a room to say if this math is wrong point out where?

1:07:48 Let's get to the bottom of this stuff and let the truth stand on its own weight because in many different areas of life, I just don't think we have time to waste. I'm going off the rails here but i do appreciate so much what he says and his message is definitely one of spreading love vibration unity frequency elevating consciousness and much that worth keeping mind right now for sure So big thanks to him Big thanks to William Brown I don't know why they're spending their time with little old me, but i do thank them both. I hope everybody is safe out there! I know emotions are high frustrations are bubbling over but i don't want to see a very long history of racial injustice and police brutality get twisted in the wrong direction and i never want to see advocates for equality and justice used in ways that further technocratic control and further divide us so keep your heads up

1:08:48 Stick together, I love you guys. Let's apply all the things that we've learned over these many years to the current situation and i think will be alright but if you want to hear the second hour with Mr Hairman sign up for THC plus today we talked about plasma technologies and other things in the works at Taurus Tech the memory of water, the harmonic flux resonator applying the holofractographic science to farming space in the ancient world Vatican telescopes and outside visitors crafts using these sun singularity for cosmic travel NASA footage manipulation navigating singularities and the freaking kitchen sink what more do you want from me a lot packed into that extra hour as always

1:09:40 Join Plus people. I need you, you need it and that's the pitch but You've heard it all before That said take care out there And I will catch ya soon ResonanceScience.org I'm getting outta here Your move propaganda pushers Consciousness deniers and agents of the scientific quarantine your fucking move Oh no... ...You see The world isn't random, it's attached to puppet strings Control over everything The 9-to-5 has tried to steal ya Now don't that job seem silly? Hello, can you hear me

1:10:36 Or should I play back recordings from some spying agency? Wish we were younger and free. I'll be thankful when it's all exposed, the vast conspiracy There's such a difference between us And the Denver child Hollow from the higher side They're calling out a thousand cries They'll tell you the story Of everything that's been done Then they'll call out deception Of the web that's been spawned Hollow from the higher side The earth is hollow

1:11:39 They'll tell you about something that no one else will Have you heard about her? Have you heard about the real since the wrong? Oh, no. They're cartoons It's so typical of me to talk about this stuff I'm sorry That's good

1:12:16 And well, did you ever hear the argument That nothing really happens It's no secret that the best is plumbed It's doubling your time Hello from a higher side They're calling out a thousand cries They'll tell you something the elite have done And they'll call out deception from the web that's been spawned Hollow from the high side Challenging your past

1:13:11 And I'll tell you something That the battle's begun But we can't fight it with violence The mind's where it's won As the world, as the world Hello from a higher side They're calling out 1,000 crimes

1:14:04 Challenging I'll tell you someday that the battle's begun But we can't fight it with violence The mind's where it's won, that's the rule