Lecture Notes: Plasma Technology and Ancient Knowledge

Introduction

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• Introduction to a revolutionary plasma technology said to defy conventional scientific understanding.
• The presenter witnessed these phenomena alongside scientists and engineers.
• Significant skepticism exists, but the technology has shown promising results.

Plasma Technology

• Definition and Properties:

  • Plasma is the fourth state of matter, found in the sun and auroras.
  • Plasma is electrically charged and influenced by magnetic fields.
  • It self-organizes under certain conditions, potentially forming structures that can be worked with technologically.

• Application in Technology:

  • The technology in question manipulates plasma using frequencies and vibrations.
  • It aligns with ancient knowledge and may have applications in energy and environmental restoration.

Historical and Cultural Context

• Links to ancient master builders and Freemasons who saw God as the ultimate architect.
• Speculation that ancient civilizations might have harnessed similar technologies.

Key Figures and Interviews

• Randall Carlson:

  • An important figure in uncovering this technology.
  • Connected with the inventor through a shared interest in ancient numerics.
  • Described a technology test that mirrored the ratios found in sacred geometry.

• Sean Ryan:

  • Known for uncovering overlooked insights.
  • Hosted interviews discussing the technology and its implications.

Current Technology State

• Testing Observations:

  • Two generators were tested; one with the technology and one as a control.
  • The technology reduced harmful emissions to zero and increased oxygen output to optimal levels.

• Potential Applications:

  • Could revolutionize energy use and environmental policies.
  • Possible uses in space travel, submarines, and conversion of oceanic pollution.

Challenges and Reception

• Suppression Concerns:

  • Historically, revolutionary technologies have faced suppression from mainstream institutions.
  • The inventor chose to open source his work to avoid suppression.

• Corporate Interest:

  • Mazda showed interest, indicating potential mainstream acceptance.

Conclusion

• The plasma technology represents a potential leap in understanding and applying ancient knowledge.
• Despite skepticism, the empirical results demand further investigation and potential integration into modern applications.