Jan
23
Eric C asked:
do you think our technology will catch up in time to solve mankind biggest challenges? the food/water shortage; energy, transportation fuel; environmental crisis, etc.?
i personally feel we are behind and big crisis is lurking.
what do you think? are our problems way beyond repair or you have hope that we will prevail?
TED
do you think our technology will catch up in time to solve mankind biggest challenges? the food/water shortage; energy, transportation fuel; environmental crisis, etc.?
i personally feel we are behind and big crisis is lurking.
what do you think? are our problems way beyond repair or you have hope that we will prevail?
TED
Jul
3
Why don’t we hear more about the ‘water wizard of Austria’,Victor Schauberger’s insights into water?
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spire_h1949 asked:
After the war in Europe where Schauberger had been ordered by ****** to create a water than would run on water, he was captured by American forces and brought to the U.S. where he continued to work for many, many years. Why isn’t this research into water made available? His theory is short: there is a force in water that runs counter to the way the water is flowing -z/b: the fish hypothetically swimming upstream against the current, is in fact catching a ride! Like on an escalator. The fish has learned how to board this current and actually rides it upstream. Wilhelm Reich was well aware of Schauberger’s work, and some say incorporated these ideas into his work with the ‘cloudbuster’; that in fact the back of the barrel was pointed (or plugged into) against an underwater current of water, the ‘current’ acting to fuel the cloudbuster. I want to know why a more serious look at Schauberger’s ideas isn’t being undertaken by research universities around the globe?
VIRGIL
After the war in Europe where Schauberger had been ordered by ****** to create a water than would run on water, he was captured by American forces and brought to the U.S. where he continued to work for many, many years. Why isn’t this research into water made available? His theory is short: there is a force in water that runs counter to the way the water is flowing -z/b: the fish hypothetically swimming upstream against the current, is in fact catching a ride! Like on an escalator. The fish has learned how to board this current and actually rides it upstream. Wilhelm Reich was well aware of Schauberger’s work, and some say incorporated these ideas into his work with the ‘cloudbuster’; that in fact the back of the barrel was pointed (or plugged into) against an underwater current of water, the ‘current’ acting to fuel the cloudbuster. I want to know why a more serious look at Schauberger’s ideas isn’t being undertaken by research universities around the globe?
VIRGIL