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noam wrote:

nowaysj wrote:Whispers of free energy worth at least a song title or something.

I certainly do believe free energy is possible. Think we're a long way from being able to access it.

But seriously think for a second about the impact of free energy if it were just dropped into the world today. Never mind completely destabilizing the current world order, probably good for some, definitely bad for others, but consider that an individual human in their current form on the surface of the earth would have access to the sun's energy output of a year... each and every human would have access to that amount of energy. I don't see that working out too good.

unless every human suddenly had a ginormous leap in intellect at the same time 'free' energy would just be another tool of the capable and the rich

we'd pay for it

we'd probably pay more for it than we do for non-renewable energy now

christophera wrote:colorblind people who swear the people who see rainbows aren't seeing them are funny

idiots that can't know the extent of their idiocy

christophera wrote:i'm serious too. do you not realize that i seriously think you're an idiot?

christophera wrote:btw, magma works for a bank (for the new people)

Holy timecube on a popsicle, its nonsensical. This guy had better be trolling and I quote 'at the center of electricity is magnetism, and at the center of magnetism is flux. Flux is a higher dimensional energy known by many names such as dark energy, monopoles, gravitons. We choose to call it etherons, it is the God particle'.

TEDx is not the same as TED. Its organised by students at a university or something of the sort, who in this case seem to have been particularly naive.

In short that sounds like a quite typical pile of crackpot nonsense to me. I don't actually see any real physics or math here. as far as pseudoscience goes, it's below average in the pseudo- ('appearance of') department. Looks and sounds more like a New Age book than actual physics or mathematics.
It's not actually a TED talk in the usual sense but a talk from an "independently organized TED event". I suspect their independent organizers aren't quite as good at checking up whether the ideas they're promoting really live up to their slogan of "Ideas worth spreading".

So I watched one of his "advance math" videos on youtube. I feel like this is a perfect example of taking a little bit of knowledge/ seeing an underlying pattern and just going "off the reservation" with it. He's working with modular arithmetic, it's nothing new

Sort of reminds me of the awt guy that comes around every now and then.

christophera wrote:the part i think is funny is that this guy thinks he's the first one to figure this out. people have been demonstrating vortex based perpetual energy for a long ass time now.

christophera wrote:
i'm laughing at you guys now for thinking free energy is a myth and believing the authorities that make the claims.

christophera wrote:DRTY do you work at a bank?

where do you work. i bet it's a bank.