Electricity, Magnetism and Dielectricity: A Cake Analogy

Electricity is kind of like a cake, except with two ingredients. Not that a cake can have two ingredients.

So we can't talk about, look, here's cake. It's like, well, that's nice, and everybody loves cake.

But that cake is composed of things.

And to make the electricity analogy very simple, there ain't no such thing in Mother Nature as electricity.

We have a word for electricity.

But electricity, and Dallard will tell you this, and he got it from, it didn't come from Dallard,

electrical discharges, waves, and impulses by the god of field theory, Charles Brody Steinmetz.

He was the dwarf who was bent at the hip like a boomerang and, you know, big, gigantic, rolled Cubans.

In the pictures that you saw, he said phi times psi, i.e. the magnetic and the dielectric.

The multiplicative of those two things in unison makes up this thing we call electricity.

So electricity is not a thing itself. Just as a cake is not a thing itself.

Sure it is. There's the cake right there. It's like, yeah, the cake is composed of things. You get my point?

I think I made the analogy very, very succinct in pointing that out.

By the way, the past few days and what's been going on here in the United States,

I'll tell you what nasty liars these people who have so-called authority actually are.

I mean, have you ever seen so much lying in the past 48 hours?

I'm making a point in an analogy.

Other people are like, well, I have a PhD in physics. How dare you tell me what electricity is?

Well, I'm quoting the gods of field theory.

The people that actually invented our entire electrical grid,

Tesla, Faraday, Steinmetz, Heaviside, James Kirk, Maxwell, on and on and on and on.

He had a PhD hanging on the wall, but you have never defined energy and you have never defined the term field.

And these people never have. It's not my opinion that they never have. They never have.

Anyway, C is the hysteresis of the aether. It is not a speed. It is a rate of induction.

This is why Nikola Tesla said light was a sound wave in the aether.

Sound is not an emission. Sound is setting up a disturbance in the medium.

That medium being the air. Light, just like electricity.

And of course, the 1 over c squared discovered by Charles Faraday and Steinmetz was attributed to Einstein.

The y equals m c squared is Einstein's discovery.

Actually, Einstein didn't discover that at all. Not only did James Kirk Maxwell use it before him,

but the first person to mention it, and there are many books about this fact,

this is where Einstein stole it from, was a guy, his books are free download, called Henri Poincaré.

Like Henry. Henri. H-E-N-R-I. Poincaré. P-O-I-N-C-A-R-E. Henri Poincaré.

Go look that guy up. He actually came up with that discovery, not Einstein.

Anyway, voltage is to dielectricity, since electricity is the consubstantiality of dielectricity and magnetism.

Voltage is to the dielectric, which is equal to capacitance, which is equal to counter space.

This is why in AC power lines, if you increase the voltage,

counter space would be the power lines swinging together, right?

Well, when you increase the voltage, and this has been seen in lightning strikes,

and of course lightning is electrostatics, dielectrics will swing together, because the voltage has been increased.

Amperage is to the magnetic, which is equal to space, which is equal to force.

And something that is spatial is of course a force vector.

When you actually increase the amperage in AC power lines, they'll actually swing apart.

Because there is a more toroidal energy, i.e. magnetic flux, which is equal to amperage,

which is equal to force, which is equal to the spatial.

The consubstantiality, or the multiplicative of the magnetic and the dielectric,

makes up the thing that ignorant human beings call electricity.

Magnetism is spatial. Dielectric is capacitance, and of course counter spatial.

Magnetism would be, crudely, the punch, or the size of the needle, whereas the dielectric would be the needle.

Anyway, dielectric is voltage, and magnetic is amperage.