The following article belongs to a research that tries to help the Renaissance of the 21st century, instigated in 2010, and that was derived from the New Measurement of Humanity Project of the Florentine University. For a very specific reason, it has been written in terms that the general public can understand.
Scientific discoveries on vital energy, related to the ancient Greek ‘Science for Ethical Purposes’, were made by the Australian Center for Science and Art Research, during the 1980s. The SPIE Milestone series from the institute for technological research The world’s largest, IEEE, in Washington, reprinted these findings as important discoveries of the 20th century. The scientists associated with these discoveries now believe that the basis of their logic is being misused within the designer drug industry. This is because the original ethical content seems to have been completely ignored. This is considered to be such a serious life and death issue that this article for lay people has been written in an attempt to bring this matter to the general public’s awareness.
Although unusual technicalities cannot be explained to the general public, due to the extremely complex nature of the technology, a more simplified description can be made, alluding to its importance. This will be followed by what can be considered a statement of scientific proof, showing the enormity of scientific ethics that is now being discarded globally.
In 1959, the scientist Sir CP Snow, during his famous Rede Lecture at Cambridge University, tried to warn the world that the technological culture of the 20th century was creating a deadly chasm between the two cultures of science and art. He warned that unless a bridge was created to span the chasm between modern science and its original Greek humanitarian ‘Science for Ethical Purposes’, which was basic to the ethical arts, then civilization would be destroyed. Snow explained that this dangerous situation was being caused by a misunderstanding of the universal law of chaos, which Einstein thought was the main law of all science.
From this perspective, the Center for Science-Art has selected one of the ethical considerations derived from the ethical science of ancient Greece. It is about how the current chaos of science, technology, politics, religion and the economy can be modified to improve the global human condition, through the development of new technologies. In particular, explain the principles on which free energy can be made available to every home in the world. This explanation, however, is faced with the current global worldview, which is governed by what the scientists, Maria Montessori and her colleague, Tielhardt de Chardin, called the ‘Law of the Energy of Greed’, also known as the universal law of chaos If this law were allowed to continually govern science, then they felt that such a practice could only lead to repetitive economic chaos and associated warfare.
The scientific culture of the 20th century was totally governed by this law, which was derived from the mechanical operation of steam engines. Einstein’s colleague, Sir Arthur Eddington, gave the law a religious twist. He referred to it as the supreme metaphysical law of the entire universe. However, people have emotions, whereas steam engines do not, and the difference is, as Sir CP Snow explained, one of survival or extinction. Last century, Max Planck’s astrophysicist Peter Kafa predicted that the current economic collapse would be caused by an obsession with this law, on the part of scientists, technologists, and politicians. Kafka wrote that when the situation became unbearable and ugly enough, people would realize the logic of a new law of survival, relevant to this article.
During the 20th century, leading scientists were unable to discuss how to build a free energy engine, because it challenged Einstein’s classification of universal chaos law. Fossil fuels lost power due to friction, while all steam engines eventually rusted out. Einstein and his colleagues considered that this energy process belonged to a single energy system, representing the functioning of the entire universe. They classified universal chaos, as related to the thermal energy of dying star systems that are lost in cold space. They thought that at some point in the future, the universe would come to a permanent halt, like a cold, rusty steam engine.
The only way a free energy engine could exist would be if another universal energy system existed, interacting with the physical world as described in the lost Greek Ethical Science. The discoveries of 21st century nanotechnology have updated the principles of ancient Greek engineering, which pertained to their spiritual optical technology, associated with the harmonic forces of an infinite creation, rather than a finite universal destructive chaos. Spiritual ethics is now associated with the holographic workings of the emotion molecule, discovered in 1972 by Dr. Candance Pert. The new science of quantum biology is about how emotional energy intertwines with Einstein’s physical reality to evolve emotional awareness. These complex principles now appear to be in the process of being developed within the designer drug industry, for no substantial ethical purpose. This would define a state of human involution, rather than a state of infinite evolution, acting in defiance of the ‘Law of Greed Energy’.
Before evidence is presented to demonstrate the workings of Einstein’s creative energy system interacting with the destructive one, it is possible to give a living biological example of how little we know about frictional energies. We now know that as long as life exists, it is supported by both energy systems and the following just alludes to harnessing free energy technology.
In 2009, National Geographic magazine published ‘Proceedings of the Royal Society’s Biological Sciences at Cornell University’. In 2005, Kimberly Bostwick postulated that the male South American manakin used its feathers to produce sound to attract females, as well as for flight and warmth. Laser experiments later proved her right. The friction caused by rubbing against fragile biomechanics at extremely high speed did not wear out this living sound energy engine.
While this remarkable emotional mechanism is fueled by the bird’s food intake, it tells us that nature has engineering principles beyond our comprehension. For example, the manakin is the only bird with solid wing bones, and the evolutionary reasons for this are well beyond our current science. However, if this musical sound energy is associated with the cosmic energy workings of dying star systems, then we have a technological model for building a free energy technology model, which Einstein’s worldview of fossil fuels forbade.
In prehistoric times, fatty acids from dead animals often bonded with minerals to create a fatty substance. When this substance was exposed to cosmic radiation from dying star systems, they began to turn into crystalline structures, like jasper.
Nanotechnology allows us to observe that such crystal growth does not obey the Einsteinian process of universal decomposition. The operation of universal holographic reality, entangling with physical reality, creates crystalline sound energy, which works in defiance of the energetic law of greed that governs world scientific culture. This process of interaction of two universal energy systems seems to be well understood by those who control the designer drug industry. Nobel laureate in Medicine Szent-Gyorgyi wrote that those scientists who fail to realize that this interaction is responsible for the infinite evolution of human consciousness, rather than its eventual extinction, are irresponsible tyrants displaying an ape-like mentality and ignorant.
Greek ethical science was lost because the early Christian Church was convinced that it derived from the cult of sacred geometries belonging to the Babylonian goddess of prostitution and war, Ishtar. In the Old Testament this Goddess is referred to as the Great Whore of Babylon. However, the Greeks derived their ethical science from the worship of the Egyptian goddess, Maat, who was held up to prevent our world from slipping back into chaos. In the words of the New Measurement of Humanity Project at the University of Florence, “It is time for Quantum Biology.” This became the catchphrase of the 21st century Renaissance, a revival of the lost ‘Science for Ethical Purposes’.
© Professor Robert Pope,
Advisor to the President Oceania and Australasia of the Einstein-Galilei Institute for Theoretical Physics and Advanced Mathematics (IFM)
