theos-talk.com

[MASTER INDEX] [DATE INDEX] [THREAD INDEX] [SUBJECT INDEX] [AUTHOR INDEX]

[Date Prev] [Date Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next]

Rebirth of an HPB- ATTENTION LEON

Dec 18, 2006 06:05 PM
by Cass Silva


  Hi Leon,
Thought you might enjoy the website below.  His characterisations of what he sees as dogmatic scientism are hilarious.  Hope you and yours and all on the website enjoy the holidays and keep safe until the new year.
Cass



http://www.aetherometry.com/serpent_index.html
   
  I owe many things to many individuals, communities and even institutions. But I owe nothing to your 'world', O Rothwell! Nor to the many people - quite like you - who owe me much, but have failed to pay - other than with lies, misrepresentations and schemes. No, it don't matter - because that 'world' owes me nothing and has never paid me anything. So there - that's what I think of your world and your stalinistic godhead blackmail chip - 'humanity'. Yes, butter that world of yours which is so stuffed with beliefs and belief systems: 
  Gene - "They have resurrected the line of work that Tesla and Reich began." 
  Rothwell - "I do not believe Telsa [sic] or Reich either." 
  Who could possibly care about what you believe, little man, when you believe in that 'world' to which I and so many, many others owe nothing? Look - there's a sea of humanity outside your window - what does it owe to your world? Only others like you, your semblances, share your shallow beliefs. Sure, you might be many or even very many - since reproduction and infection of the species is, in essence, what you have contributed to your 'world' at the end of the day. You will always be ignorant and proud of it, little man. 
  Gene - "They have published exemplary scientific articles on experiment and theory" 
  Rothwell - "These articles are not couched in normal scientific terminology. The scientists I have spoken with cannot make head or tail of them [is this Mizuno and Storms, again?]. Perhaps the articles are correct, but there is no way the rest of us can judge them, or learn from them. It would be a good idea for the Correas to try to express these concepts in more conventional terms. New scientific breakthroughs have often been expressed in older terms, even when the breakthroughs made the older terms obsolete. See, for example, Franklin's descriptions of electricity, or Dyson's restatement of Feynman's laws." 
  Let me say this: if at some point these alleged 'scientists' would care to identify themselves (so that we all know they exist and are not simply concoctions of Rothwell's vindictive imagination: who are these scientists that so cowardly hide behind your skirts? Who? - I cannot hear!?) and address their criticisms in concrete terms (charges such as not using "normal scientific terminology" are too ludicrous and nebulous a notion to even respond to) - so that it is clear they have actually based their comments on reading, and not on some private agenda or other - then I, and we, would consider responding. Otherwise, such 'appraisals' can merit nothing more than what I give them: contempt. 
  Do you know what the Great Musashi would make of them and their court intrigues? Jambon, my friend, jambon mincé. 
  Since when must one couch matters in "normal" terminology? What is "normal" terminology? What does my research have to do with the "normal" terminology of quarks, of massbound electron theory, of stationary forces that require no energy displacement, of orgone particles that are disembodied monopolar electrostatic charges, of four-dimensional SpaceTime maps, of black holes and time warps, of infinitized equations that must be normalized, of electromagnetic theories that do not even know what the difference is between B and H and their curls, of probability models that have failed to explain even the basic mechanism for the production of light, of theories of electrostatics that have failed to notice the hidden gravitational component of the spontaneous electroscopic discharge?? What?? 
  You tell me - what are "conventional terms", when massfree electrical charges are not even known by your 'world' of physics? You tell me - O smallest of men! What am I to do with powers that exist in nature and that you suspect are there - but which you fear and want to choke? And when you do not want to choke them, you want a free lunch, a free and easy ride on the inventor's coat tails? A little recipe for saving your humanity that you can click and download for free to whip up in your garage any night of the week with a few components you picked up at Radio Shack. Answer that, if you can, moron, with any face-saving grace you may find as your poor excuse for being alive as a human being. 
  Let me tell you what I think about this miasma of 'arguments' against our work that you have made it your business to excrete - they are not just poor, base, ill-informed and stupid; they are also absurd. It is the same absurdity that leads others, from this vacuum of science and this serene plenitude of imbecilic and erroneous beliefs, precisely to social movements of fanatics - to fascism, the Taliban, the destructive little mobs ensconced in Vortex. These are the products of Rothwellian-like absurdities in their very "real" world. 
  Gene - "They have a right to their own property. If they think that the world does not deserve this technology on the world's own commercial terms, they are welcome to that view." 
  Rothwell - "No, this is morally abhorrent. It is like withholding food when you have a huge surplus and thousands of people are starving. Property rights are not absolute. They are an artifact of society, like corporations. They are often revoked or overridden for larger purposes, such as emergencies. When your neighbor's house is on fire, your neighbor has a right to use your telephone and your garden hose, even though they are your property. If you refuse to let him use the telephone, you are guilty of depraved indifference to life or negligent homicide. In the laws of Massachusetts this is defined as, 'a gross deviation from the standard of care that a reasonable man would exercise in the same situation.' 30,000 to 50,000 people die every week for lack of energy. Their right to survive far outweighs the Correa's intellectual property rights. This situation would be a moral outrage if the Correas claims were true, but I do not think they are, so it is only a farce." 
  And so this apparent parano arrogates for himself nothing short of the Judgement of God. Only Stalinists of the worst type would insist on such goose-stepping enormities. Who, I might ask, is stopping any serious laboratory - whether private, or in an academic, corporate or government institution - from honestly, and in this same spirit of 'care' for the dying thousands that Rothwell so indignantly bleats for, reproducing any of the patents I have co-authored? It's not in my power to stop them - we don't even own any patents in most of your 'world', O Rothwell! Nor is it I or Alexandra who prevent repulsive little men like you from learning - instead of 'thinking' or 'believing', as you also call this servile activity you indulge in, of passing judgement on matters admittedly well beyond your learning, simply to suit your (and your 'scientists''?) own squalid and hidden agendas. And as for the '30,000 to 50,000' figure Rothwell so meticulously invokes, nothing could be
 more ridiculous - for he may as well say that everyone dies of lack of energy, since wars are fought for it, people die of overwork and exhaustion, and every disease betrays some critical lack of energy. Well then, perhaps I must be guilty of killing them all. 
  If Rothwell needs to get biblical about those who kill people with the energy business, he doesn't have far to look. But there's no blood on my hands. The blood is on the hands of your social institutions, Mr. Rothwell. And when it comes to killing, Vortex is a pretty good circus where character assassination and murder is sneakily conducted - it now appears - as a routine exercise and a check on the dog's dentition. 
  Paulo Correa, MSc, PhD 
   
   
                                                    
   
   
  
 __________________________________________________
Do You Yahoo!?
Tired of spam?  Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around 
http://mail.yahoo.com 

[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]




[Back to Top]


Theosophy World: Dedicated to the Theosophical Philosophy and its Practical Application