TrueLife - Our Coming Copernicus Moment

Episode Date: February 10, 2022

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welcome to the True Life podcast. I hope that you slept well. I hope you got to see the sunset last night And I hope you were up early enough to see the sunrise if that's your thing. If you like to sleep in, well, I hope you got to do that as well. Hope you kissed your wife or your husband and you sent your kid off to school and everybody's healthy.

What are we going to talk about today, you ask? Well, it's a great question and thank you for asking. Today we are going to embrace the crazy. What I mean by crazy is something that has been on my mind for a while and it may seem or sound crazy. However, the more that I think about it, the more that it makes sense. So let's begin at the beginning, the structure of atoms. I know what you're thinking, really, George, we're taking a science class, a little bit, a little smidgen here.

Just bear with me, because I think you're going to see the, or you may not see when I jerk the wheel hard to the right and you go flying into the door. So hold on, all right, it's going to be a fun one. The atomic model is the smallest unit structured by particles called electrons. neutrons and protons, which decide the charge and mass of the atoms. Allow me to give you a few intriguing facts about these atoms in their structure. All atoms measure the same size, irrespective of whether they have three or 90 electrons. The unit of length used to measure atomic sizes is called Engstrom, also known as 10 by 10m. 1 by 2a is the measurement of the radius of an average atom.

The nucleus, the center of an atom occupies only 10 to 14M of space in the atom. The unit of length used to measure nucleus sizes is called femtometer defined as 10 to 15m. Okay, I hear you. I know what you're thinking. Okay, George, what are you doing here? Why is this relevant? Just hold on. I'll give you a clue.

I'll give you a clue so you stay interested. As above, so below. As above, so below. Just hear me out. I got a few more facts. I'm going to dive into it, but this is important. Protons are enormous in the number of positively charged particles, while neutrons are more in number than protons with a negative charge.

Each nuclei has roughly about 1 to 300 protons and neurons. defining their mass. All right. Are you guys beginning? Am I beginning to paint a little bit of a picture for you? The nucleus is more massive than the electrons, even the lightest nucleus. Okay. What's this guy really talking about?

What are you talking about, George? Let me give you the premise of what I'm getting into. As above so below, the first shall be the last and the last. last shall be the first. We are talking about atoms, protons, neutrons, positively charged, we are talking about atomic structure. And I think maybe, just maybe, we're also talking about the solar system. As above, so below.

Let's hear a little bit more about some of these properties of atoms. And while I'm listing off these properties of atoms, I want you to think about it on a grand scale like the solar system. atoms are composed of combinations of various subatomic particles or smaller particles. atoms are made of two regions, a center with an atomic nucleus and the outer region, which is an electron cloud. You kidding? me. The chemical behavior of atoms depends on the count of electrons and their arrangement in the electron cloud. You know, maybe the chemical makeup of the sun depends on the count of planets arranged around it in the ort cloud. You know, we do have an ort cloud around our solar system.

A lot of people think that that's a smashed planet or some sort of debris. field, but often described as a cloud. The count of protons, the atomic number, and neutrons determine the nuclear properties as nuclear cross sections and atomic mass. Nuclear stability is a theory that helps determine isotope stability, which depends on the ratio of neutrons and protons. Okay, let's just stop and think about this for a minute. We have this idea of gravity, which I don't think anybody can really describe.

I think it's just a term. You know, one of the best ways I think it was shown in a model is if you took like a bowling ball and you put it in a blanket, you would see the blanket sag, but that ball would stay afloat, right? I think that that is one model people have used to show gravity. However, when we talk about gravity, you know what they never talk about? they never talk about magnetism. They never talk about electricity. However, on the smallest scale, when we're talking about atoms, we're talking about positive and negative charges. We're talking

about, you know, negative or positive charged subatomic particles that rapidly orbit the middle mass and create this type of energy. Isn't that like electromagnism? Isn't it the same thing? Like as a below, as above so below. Why is it that no one in science is talking about the electric universe? Okay, so from this point, I'm going to jump off a little bit more because I think that's a sufficient foundation for this quick brief talk about it. It goes way more into depth and everybody should do a little bit more research on it if you're curious about it. But this is a good point for me to introduce with my limited knowledge, the electric universe. There is an incredible platform, an incredible group of people talking about this exact thing.

It's called the Electric Universe. I want to introduce you to something called the Thunderbolts Project. I'll put a link below so you could check it out. Also, Wallace Thornhill and David Talbot, I believe, are the progenitors of this idea. I could be wrong on that. But let me just go ahead and dive into some of the literature right here, and you can check this out for yourself at Thunderbolts. project. Readers may be surprised to discover that many well-trained skeptics do not support popular ideas in astronomy and that and the space sciences. Critics doubt that black holes actually exist.

They suggest that dark matter, supposedly far more abundant than visible matter, is a mere fiction, hiding the fact that earlier theories no longer work. Theories of galaxy formation, the birth of stars, and the evolution. of our planetary system are all raised to doubt by critics who believe that a fateful turn in 20th century theory set astronomy on a dead end course. Enchanted by the role of gravity in the cosmos, astronomers failed to recognize the pervasive role of charged particles and electric currents in space. The purpose of this guide is to clarify a new vantage point, one that acknowledges the contribution of the electric force

to the dynamic structure of the highest energy events in the universe. As we compare events in space to the behavior of charged particles in the laboratory, and I would argue the similarity in the atomic structure, the difference between an electric model and the traditional gravity-only model should become progressively more clear. Okay, so let's dive down on that a little bit more. What if everything we knew, or better yet, we thought we knew, was wrong? Just take a minute to think about that.

What if? What if our entire understanding of astronomy took a hard right turn 100 years ago? What would that mean? That would mean all our models today are wrong. We're doing pretty much everything wrong. But there's precedence for that. The planets are not in glass or crystal spheres. The world is not flat. The gravity model is probably wrong. I think there's a really good possibility that we, all of us alive today and definitely our kids, are going to have what I call a Copernicus moment. We are going to come to the conclusion that our models are all wrong. and I think I have some evidence to prove it right now. And let me be clear, I am not Copernicus, obviously.

I'm a truck driver. However, there's a lot of people that are coming out now and making these claims that Darwin, wrong, gravity, wrong. And let me tell you some ideas that I think are unique. Let me just go ahead and share them with you. Think about the world of global warming. You know what no one ever talks about? no one ever talks about solar wind no one ever talks about the migration of the north pole

what effects do these have on global warming you can look up right now and see that the magnetic north pole is migrating rapidly something like 30 to 100 miles a year well if the magnetic north pole is shifting quickly what does that mean for the climate on the planet humans have have no control over the migration of the magnetic poles. Zero. And what would cause the magnetic poles of the planet to be shifting? Well, look, I am, I'm not a MIT scientist, but I got a few magnets. And you know what poles magnets? Other magnets. That's what I know. That's what attracts them, right? and correct me if I'm wrong, but I think there's a pretty big synergy

between electricity and magnetism. That's how we get electromagnetism, right? Why is it that this electromagnetism is not factored into any of our models? That's one theory. Let's look at our time. Let's look at our calendar. Isn't it such a better, more efficient,

and effective way to look at the heavens to tell time instead of trying to use these man-made clocks. Like, sometimes I wish we could just destroy all the clocks. I think that would set us free. Sometimes I think that we are kept prisoner by this idea of time, and it keeps our minds narrowed and our focus narrowed and keeps us in this state of beast. I feel like it traps the humanity inside the animal.

Look how many different counts. calendars there are. In Saudi Arabia, it's a different year. In Israel, it's a different year. In China, it's a different year. You think you live in, if you live in the United States, you think you live in 2022. But if you go to the Middle East, you're still in the Middle Ages. Like, think about that for a minute. What about the Christian Orthodox calendar? You know, and you start thinking about time, like, oh, yeah, we moved Christmas because we wanted it to be better for business. We wanted it to be better for businesses at the end of the year to raise their revenue. Like, how disgusting is that? Think about the word October, right? What does oct mean? Octagon, eight. If October is eight, why is it the

10th month? What's going on there? Well, obviously, much like our systems of governments have been gerrymandered, so have our calendars, so have our ideas of time. And if all of these have been gerrymandered and moved around. And those are just a few examples. Don't you think it's possible that our idea of how the world works has also been gerrymandered? I would have to say yes. And I would have to say that that's why we as a species are out of alignment.

Because we are no longer aligned with how the planet works. We are no longer aligned with how the solar system works, which means we are no longer aligned with our purpose. If we can agree to the premise of as above so below, and we can take with a grain of salt that the atomic structure is very similar to the structure of the universe, then we are out of alignment. And that's why things are so crazy right now. It makes more sense, right?

That's why there's so much chaos. Like we're going to be thrust back into alignment. The world is a self-aligning system. And it's gotten out of alignment. And a lot of people have bet the farm on this series of horrible ideas that don't make sense that got pushed through. And I'm not saying those are bad people. It's just that it's time for us to find a lot. And it's like my grandpa used to say, if you want a new idea, read a really old book.

And I'm going to give you a list of some that I think are phenomenal reads. There's a series by Emmanuel Velikovsky. Worlds in Collision. Earth in upheaval. Ages in chaos. People of the sea. Ramsey's in his time. This is a series of books that gives an alternate account

of what may have happened in the past. It uses astronomy from the Bible. It uses geographical locations written in historical works to explain some major events that may have happened. I think it's also important to note that Emmanuel Velikovsky, his book, Worlds in Collision,

was found on Unful, Einstein's table after Einstein had passed. There had been correspondence between them. And rumor has it that Velikovsky's book, World's In Collision, was thought to be a more true, or true enough, that it better characterized the state of our planet. However, If his book was to be published in mass produce and taught to children, then it would have fundamentally changed the structure of business that was already in play. It meant that people around the world would have to readjust their models, their literature, their systems, everything. And so the choice was made not to use a more correct model. And that is a pattern that happens all the time.

time. It's the same pattern that it's the same thing that got Copernicus in trouble. It's the same thing that got Galileo in trouble. And it's the same thing that's happening now. And we're going to have our Galileo moment. We're going to have our Copernicus moment. You know, there's a funny joke I heard one time that said, this guy walks into a physics lunchroom and there's all these teachers or lecturers or professors sitting around. And the guy says, look, I'm running out of time. I got a lot of stuff to do. Can you just wrap it up in a nice little nutshell form? Just wrap it up in a little bow and tell me what the heck is going on with the world. Can someone explain it in a few words? And the first lecturer says, it's all particles. And the next guy says, no, it's not true. It's all

waves. And then the 30 just says, well, it just depends on who we're lying to. You know what I mean? Nobody knows. Nobody knows. Nobody knows. knows and the people that do tell you they know, those are the people that you should walk away from because they don't know. The smartest people in the world will tell you we're not really sure because they're not. So be aware of the people that tell you they know. Embrace the crazy and do yourself a favor and look into the Thunderbolts project. There's an interesting character named Greg J on YouTube that has put out a series of really unbelievable videos. And he seems like he's one of us. He's one of us. He's like a down-to-earth guy.

And you can tell in the way that he makes his videos that he's a guy that studied a lot. And he's interesting and fun to talk to. And he goes over the Thunderbolts Project and David Talbot and Wallace Thornhill. And he goes into the literature a lot. But I have recommend it the thunderbolts project i think you guys will enjoy it as above so below the atomic structure is the same as the universal structure in fact the atomic structure may be the universal structure it's interesting to think about and i really enjoy looking at it it's been a hobby of mine so check it out i hope you guys have a great day and remember to embrace the crazy it's thursday let's get up let's get at them aloha