In a Nutshell
I got sick, and no one could figure out what was wrong, so I had to figure it out myself. But being an outsider and an autodidact gave me an advantage: seeing the body […]
Read MoreThis Field is Not Inertial
As the universe accelerates, time is slowing down, and the powers of hydrogen—the powers of light—are increasing. But we don’t perceive this, because we’re one with it. We cannot measure acceleration unless we’re outside […]
Read MoreNew Eyes on the Double-Slit Experiment
When we accelerated the photons in the double-slit experiment, they did not move forward in space, but time. Matter’s medium is space. Light’s medium is time. When light accelerates, it enters the future. What […]
Read MoreTime’s Relativity
Whether we call the universe holographic, or digital, or simulated, the thing to remember is this: our bodies are part of it. The fabric of reality pertains to our bodies, too. To discuss the […]
Read MoreWait. What?
Health has nothing to do with “killing” or “detoxing.” It has to do with one thing only: synchronizing with time. There are two different mechanisms at work: perception and calibration. We may perceive ourselves […]
Read MoreWhat Is Dark Matter?
In this paradigm, the Big Bang describes the moment all the energy in the multiverse collapses into a single dot of matter, which heralds the birth of linear time. Linear time then reverses the […]
Read MoreWe Are Awakening
In the 1990 film “Awakenings,” based on Oliver Sacks’s memoir of the same name, a patient named Lucy Fishman (Alice Drummond), although in a catatonic state, suddenly catches a ball when it’s thrown to […]
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