Forms of fusion & vacuum energy
GlobalBEM has published the next archive talk: Dan Winter & Jason Matozzo
The next speaker in this series, in a newly prepared recording, is the one who gave a talk on “The key to all forms of fusion, vacuum energy and self-organisation”.
An IT professional by trade, I have worked as a systems administrator in settings ranging from corporate offices and marketing agencies to car dealerships and private homes. The challenges facing an IT professional can be a monumental task, but an understanding of the medium, namely computer technology, can easily resolve a given problem. Some time ago I started thinking about the problem of water. It seems essential and simple. Yet as freshwater sources become ever scarcer, the need for water and its life-giving properties is becoming a critical issue.
As a self-taught student of geometry and physics, sacred science and ancient megalithic construction, I learned that in antiquity the use of water was maximised in order to harness its life-creating and life-sustaining properties. This is documented in the book “Seeds of Knowledge, Stone of Plenty” by John Burke and Kaj Halberg. According to Burke and Halberg, the magnetic field effect produced by the stones of Stonehenge in England improved germination and produced more plants from seeds that had been “charged” inside the circle than from seeds that had not been “charged” at Stonehenge. This very simple and elegant principle is applied to water with the Super Imploder’s Magnetic Array.
Mastery of this principle, this “field effect”, has been documented by Dan Winter with his equation for gravity based on golden-ratio fractals.
Dan Winter's background is as many-layered as his outlook.
After graduating with honours from the University of Detroit, Dan Winter studied psychophysiology and the origins of language. In addition to his academic background, he worked as a systems analyst at IBM and as an industrial metallurgist and crystallographer. He has carried out many different studies, from quantum physics and modelling at MIT’s space lab to developing early biofeedback prototypes as a protégé of Dr Albert Ax. Dan has travelled widely and has studied with the Gurdjieff school of sacred gymnastics, in Florence, with Buckminster Fuller, at the pyramids of Giza, in Israel, in the Andes and at Findhorn.
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