Elnyp

An interesting discussion but when you read Leonard Suskin's "Blackhole War" and take on the idea of reality being a hologram projected from the edge of the Universe then why should we even assume matter has any real existence! I feel there is good reason to compare what we know of reality with that which would be experienced by a mind living in a virtual world but unaware of the fact! I'm inclined to have faith in the model of reality proposed by Hermes Trimagistus and the idea of matter being a product of mind. It certainly makes things really interesting!

Well....that's told me hu....very interesting. Thanx for the response folks...have to go and look up those experiments! It's a shame because I could understand Tesla's model..he..he!! Well, wow those guys went to a lot of trouble but the end result was: "recognised that the results, whatever their cause, did not quite tally with either his or Einstein’s versions of special relativity!" so, guess the Ether theory wasn't really buried? Anyhow, I'm sure in Tesla's theory the Ether didn't affect the passage of light but acted like a liquid for matter? Read a recent article in New Scientist by a respected physicist who thought space acted more like a liquid and another who thought Time was not relevant! Well, that's starting to sound a lot like Tesla's theory of the Ether!!

Well......occult is only put in to say that it's hidden knowledge as he explains in the book. It's just it all seems to make so much sense and how could anyone have proven the Ether doesn't exist as in this theory the particles of the Ether are assumed to be so small they're beyond out instruments to measure?

Been reading William Lyne's book, "Occult Ether Physics" which explains Tesla's theories and talks about the ideas of the Ether at beginning of 20th cent. It all makes so much sense to me and seems to be a unified theory unlike Relativity/Quantum Mechanics!! So how did we end up with Relativity which leaves my feeble brain like porridge??