I apologise, I meant harnessing zero-point energy violates the uncertainty priniciple. The uncertainty principle is actually evidence for the existence of zero-point energy.
Topic: ▶ Hutchison demonstrates Zero Point Energy - YouTube (Read 419 times)
Quantum physics predicts that all of space must be filled with electromagnetic zero-point fluctuations (also called the zero-point field) creating a universal sea of zero-point energy.
Zero point energy violates Heisenberg's uncertainty principle.
Thing is, you don't even need to be a scientist to know that these videos are almost certainly fake, you just need to use a little bit of logic. The few videos you've posted in the last 24hrs probably have combined views of maybe 20 million. Even if just 0.01% of the views are from legitimate scientists who have the ability to prove the theories, that's still 2000 people that would need to be "silenced by the government", before they wrote a paper proving the theories (which would be in their interest as they would certainly win a Nobel prize).
So either the government is somehow suppressing huge numbers of independent scientists from at least 50 countries, at incredible cost, and so cleverly that no-one can prove it, OR, the theories are bullshit. Think about the expense and complexity of this operation, you really think it's a probable explanation?
I think most conspiracy nuts who spout this crap have a unrealistic image of what a real physicist is like - they are mostly normal people with families, friends etc, who often work for universities and lecture students. They work in huge teams in places like CERN. If this shit was real, it would be simply impossible to suppress it - you would have to bomb most universities and scientific facilities on the planet while making it look like an accident.
Thing is, you don't even need to be a scientist to know that these videos are almost certainly fake, you just need to use a little bit of logic. The few videos you've posted in the last 24hrs probably have combined views of maybe 20 million. Even if just 0.01% of the views are from legitimate scientists who have the ability to prove the theories, that's still 2000 people that would need to be "silenced by the government", before they wrote a paper proving the theories (which would be in their interest as they would certainly win a Nobel prize).
So either the government is somehow suppressing huge numbers of independent scientists from at least 50 countries, at incredible cost, and so cleverly that no-one can prove it, OR, the theories are bullshit. Think about the expense and complexity of this operation, you really think it's a probable explanation?
I think most conspiracy nuts who spout this crap have a unrealistic image of what a real physicist is like - they are mostly normal people with families, friends etc, who often work for universities and lecture students. They work in huge teams in places like CERN. If this shit was real, it would be simply impossible to suppress it - you would have to bomb most universities and scientific facilities on the planet while making it look like an accident.
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