John Searl & Overunity

erco

I met two characters at a college open house last night who were raving about "Over Unity" and John Searl. Free energy (and runaway explosions), time travel, hovering UFO disks, the works. Just found this 1:45 (hour & forty-five) video that I'll watch some time later for S&G.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dXndaua2f-w

Surely good for a chuckle or two over a brewski.

W9GFO

Taken from the comments section:

Unfortunately, people (including mainstream scientists) are scared of things they don't understand

Why do people (including Jerry Springer audience members) think this? It is the things that they don't understand that makes them scientists.

lanternfish

Unfortunately, people (including mainstream scientists) are scared of things they don't understandQUOTE]

This is the paradox - it is the people who make this statement who often are the ones afraid of ... "things they don't understand". Thus the rise of the conspiracy theorists, various cults and their leaders and much of the inaccurate/distorted (mis)information on the world Wide Inter-lie.

It was a great watch just for the laughs.

Gadgetman

A scientist is someone who looks long and hard at the stuff they don't understand.

Every time I hear someone talk about 'over unity' I want to smack them with a clue-by-four....

repeatedly...

Heater.

This stuff might be funny, I'm not going to watch I think I've been there before, but I worry that if the majority of the population start to buy into all this non-sense civilization and progress, or even just stability of what we have, is going to vaporize. Not so funny any more.

ajward

I find "things I don't understand" quite fascinating... I want to understand them. The current mystery is quantum mechanics, although most every time I delve into the subject, my head starts hurting! ;-)

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