I abhore the simplistic statement that energy is all that there is.

September 16, 2009

M J Nelson < wrote:

> Also check out youtube.com. There are lots of videos there.

> Also, there are lots of good resources in the back posts on this Group.

Put in a bit of effort and find what interests you.

> Mary

Good for you, Mary!

To the rest of the group.

I've had 11 requests for those DVD's.

One of those people was an 'attendee' of that class.

So I've already had my office ship those DVDs out to her, an attendee of that

event, that neglected to 'get those DVDs'.

With my meta-programs, I feel good loaning them to her because she is a good EM

person with lots of experiences, and she was in that class.

The good news is, Innersource does sell those DVDs very cheaply to anyone that

really wants them.

I wish all of you well.

On another note, I abhore the simplistic and narrow minded statement that

" energy is all that there is " .

Anyone want to guess why?

It might be a fun discussion.

John La Tourrette, PhD

> Rondi Lightmark wrote:

> > Dear All and especially John

> > If you have any CDs that you don't need any more or that are

> > Unopened : - )) , I " ll take 'em and send you postage and gratitude.

> > I'm low on cash and high on enthusiasm, so I'd gobble up anything

> > you've grown beyond. Sort of like freecycle, that other great

> > group?

> >

> > Rondi

September 16, 2009

Hi Doc and all,

I really appreciate all of this post and especially Doc’s

comment about “energy being all that there is. After all, there are other

things such as charge, hyper-charge (both weak and strong nuclear) and all the

different aspects of structure to the energy. And this neglects the whole

ideological realm which is independent of the physical plane.

But even just keeping to the last of the physical plane issues (which

is really a whole family of issues in one phrase) there is a huge difference

between the diffuse, spherically radiating, broad spectrum, incoherent 60 Watts

of power radiating (power is energy per unit time) out of a standard

light bulb and 60 W power of coherent 1064 nm wavelength radiation collimated

to a 300 micron diameter TEM00 beam from a class 4 laser.

If you disagree I suggest you try having light from both shined on

you and then tell me the difference! But I suspect everyone on this list is

intelligent enough to see the point.

Even if one only considers the physical, the ‘everything

is energy’ statement is far too much of a generalization. And then when you

add in those things from the higher realms where the very idea of energy exists

independent of the actuality one can quickly see just how much of an

oversimplification has been made.

Have fun,

Walter Hurlbut PhD, Physics

On Behalf Of docspeed2001

Wednesday, September 16, 2009 1:18 PM

I abhore the simplistic

statement that " energy is all that there is " .

M J Nelson < wrote:

> Also check out youtube.com. There are lots of videos there.

> Also, there are lots of good resources in the back posts on this

Group. Put in a bit of effort and find what interests you.