Stupiid solar and wind...

We don't need it. It is actually inferior technology to what we COULD have. I have heard so many times that technologies are being suppressed that would provide 100 percent or almost 100 percent reliability compared to wind and solar, and would be cheaper to build the equipment. You could harvest energy in each building and possibly vehicle. Nikola Tesla discovered or possibly (RE-discovered) and attempted to carry it into our modern world, but his work was buried. It is good to want green energy but there are good and better ways to get it and other ways to get it that cause a lot of problems.

A while ago posted on Truth Social that if this kind of energy generation comes back oil production will be phased out and plummet to almost nothing. (And I think the plan is to let oil be phased out instead of a shock to the system that throws people into poverty and starvation.) A consequence of stopping the usage of oil or only a very limited use is that we will lose access to raw material to make synthetic fabrics, polyester, nylon, and other fabrics. I posted about this on Truth Social and recently Trump made a post about new policies to allow for a resurgence of mass cotton production with the goal to get Americans to wear more natural fabrics and less synthetic fabric. I also posted a few times charts showing how the resonant frequencies of various natural fabrics are good to expose ourselves to, synthetic fabric is basically zero there. Perhaps Trump is implementing policies for a smooth transition as we go from oil to more exotic energy courses that make wind and solar look obsolete, unreliable, and expensive by comparison.

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badminton · 61-69, MVIP

Solar and wind power work fine.

SpiritualMan · M

@badminton However Nikola Tesla's methods of generating energy is BETTER than wind and solar, cheaper, and more reliable. If we can crack the code on how to make it work zero point energy from the quantum field is good. Wind and solar are at best a temporary bridge for part of our electric system until we get better tech rolled out to replace EVERYTHING we are using now.

SpiritualMan · M

@SpiritualMan Let me be clear on what I hope happens. I hope that we in my estimation restore atmospheric energy collection and crack the code on zero point energy (harvesting from the quantum field). That means each building, vehicle, plane, train, or ship has its own built in energy collector, making being on the grid or getting filled with fuel obsolete. This would lead us to economic abundance and end scarcity. This is a win in my book, Poverty would plummet to zero or near zero, and in that wolrd even the poorest would have a lot more, all necessities and more luxuries than now. This would mean we could dismantle ALL solar panels and wind mills that are part of the electric grid. Power companies would need to adapt to selling and servicing the new equipment in order to stay viable, providing electricity as a service would dead as a concept. Maybe somone would manage a wirless grid, power sharing, but that is it.

I believe in freedom though. If someone WANTS personal windmills or solar panels on their personal property, they would be free to do so, but in my world there would be no need for power companies to use windmills or solar panels simply because providing electricity as a service would be obsolete. This is an ideal world in my book.

MethDozer · M

Whoever took away his crayons, will you please give them back to him?

SpiritualMan · M

@MethDozer Research Nikola Tesla, we should have energy sources that he discovered or re-discovered instead of coal, oil, natural gas, wind, and solar.

Khenpal1 · M

it gives you more freedom , they cant order wind or sun

SpiritualMan · M

@Khenpal1 Atmospheric energy collection and/or zero point energy gives infinite freedom with energy, and you don't need the wind to be blowing or the sun to be shining to get it. Nikola Tesla examined old buildings at the base of the buildings to figure out how they collected energy that inspired his methods for his experiments.

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