Two Greatest Ideas So Far

We are so prone to accept new technology as it comes along it almost seems boring for some people.  For others it’s a hard row to hoe.  MacLuhan described advancing technology as neo-pychosis, fear of newness.  People want all the gadgets and attributes of modern life but the fear of newness makes them want to live in former times, pre atom, former everything.  Unfortunately, it’s a de civilization attitude where you want to go back to the garden but as a city dweller you compromise by greening as much as you can.  Can’t get back to the land but you can improve the landscape, air and the eye with green, the more the merrier.

The Internet.  One of the greatest ideas so far.  It’s like Roman civilization where we’re living high on the hog of technowonder and are now aware moreso of the terribleness that surrounds us.  I hope the net is our toy for a long time, bigger than television, the net contains tv.  Bigger than radio?  Probably not.  And hats off to the Hams around the world.  Beyond the array of events that await you on your browser, there is email.  Within the net, email is the great change.  You can retrieve your email and see these words from anywhere on earth.  Amazing!

And for me, the number one greatest idea so far is The Computer which allows access to knowledge of the world and instant communication.

Ideas in the works include The WMM, the Watson Magnet Motor.  I’m in touch with Charles Watson regularly and what he’s got is a working model to be scaled up.  But he’s not alone in the magnet motor scene.  Some claim overunity without a battery.  Then there’s the water car which is possible by electrolysizing the water which splits it into hydrogen and oxygen which propels the vehicle and the exhaust is pure water vapor.  I won’t delay further about getting around to gravity control.

Gravity control is the elusive force the space guys use.  Everything on this subject seems to be the big secret like the secret government is going to release this any day now but meanwhile people are dying trying to bring this material forward.  It’s the way of current society.  Don’t talk about that or do anything or you’ll get bumped off, and this strange attitude is considered normal behavior to simply accept that possibility.  What happened to ‘boldly going where no man woman or reasonable facsimile of the two have gone before.?

We may be stuck in a combustion rut for the moment but the computer and the internet are my idea of two greatest ideas so far.

The iPod wasn’t bad either.  A huge library of sounds and music you love, you’re life’s collection on something you can hold in your hand instead of loading the library into a two ton truck.  Don’t drop it!  It would be like the truck with all the records crashing into a brick wall.  Which you can see on Youtube, another greatest idea.

But what goes on outside of the virtual computer world is another story.  Like, why did Haiti have to have an earthquake to get the help they need as a protectorate of the US?  Today, everything is politicized.  And we see it all more or less in real time, thanks to satellites, another greatest idea so far.

Everytime I sit down in front of my computer I feel a certain wonder that there’s almost anything at my fingertips.  I used to say, well you can’t fax me a ham sandwich, the days when people discovered sending pictures and text by fax, the Mojo experience.  It only took 17 minutes to send a page of text by phone lines.  In those days, people thought they lived in the modern age and they did but today, we live a more controlled existence where openness about gravity control, Rife’s great discoveries, Tesla’s great discoveries, Keely and so on, have suffered terrible subterfuge resulting in great ideas purposefully buried in favor of combustion.

The one hundred years of combustion has now reached its ‘sell by’ date.

New things are happening.

Not aside from all the financial and black ops currently under way, it’s time for the military to come clean and help reduce the torment today.  There are war mongers who profit from death and destruction.  We must arrest this type of thinking.  Just business.  Business is in business to make a profit.  I think the survival of humanity depends on breaking our business thinking and redirecting it to the betterment of our planet.  We’re there.  We can do it.  We’re all one.

Meanwhile, the computer and the internet, two greatest ideas so far, offer the way to realize a lot of things, and quite instantly.