Understanding Energy and Cellphone Signals
When we talk about energy, I talk about it in the same way
that you can
describe a cellphone signal. So a cellphone signal
is in this room. Uh, can you see it? No, you can't see it. Oh, there it is.
No, no, it's over there.
Yeah.
No, it's everywhere.
Right.
It's like a blanket, right? Like a mist.
Cellphone signals permeate this room.
That's a frequency, and it's an energy.
And amazingly enough, and science cannot explain it, that m-
cellphone signal, that frequency, passes through the glass and
steel and concrete. How is that possible?
Yeah.
Science cannot explain it. Well, I can tell you how it works,
because it goes in
between the space between the nucleus and the electron.
It's called the zero point field.
Yeah.
So that's where it is. Because virtually vanishes,
it doesn't stay in a straight
line, it, it moves through that zero point field.
But this is science, and it's not quantum physics, it's actual
physics, and it's actual mathematics, and it's
verifiable, documented, and measurable science
done by real scientists. You know, not guys doing, "Oh, okay, we're gonna
measure." "Oh, yeah, that means yes." Okay, take a voltmeter,
put a, a battery
in, and it measures the same every single
time.
Yeah.
You know, use some applied kinesiology, and it's gonna be different every single
time.
Yeah.
So we're l- talking about quantifiable data
when we're talking about
energy.
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