Alexander Biloni:  

I don't hold to dogma's whether in science or technology (or religion - I have strong Faith and believe in God,... I just don't limit myself by adhering to organized religions that profess a lifestyle aimed at a destination yet miss the journey. We are here to live up to our full potentials now, not to await a judgment day out of fear of damnation. The churches lead by instilling fear of the future rather than appreciation or realization of the moment). Perhaps it was my lack of education (dropping out the middle of 11) that allowed me to see things differently and being a creative person I naturally tend to find my own way of doing things. We all hear about the cliche "reinventing the wheel" and most use it as a way of expressing the impossible and yet I had done it. Surprisingly easy to do and it improved the revolutionary process by 1300%. ... Now you all think I am crazy or it cant be done yet the mathematical model is as simple as going around a circle in 19.5 degree steps. (Thank you Richard C Hoagland) It will go around the circle 13 times before completing a cycle and hitting every point (240 in all) once and starting over again, 4,680 degrees in all. Elegant (as RCH dubbed it) but what can you do with it you are probably wondering. I applied it to a geometrical model (equally as simple) that I derived from pyramids. I had wondered why a pyramid has a square base and wasn't made in a tetrahedral shape and if you spin a triangle over-top of a square it has a fascinatingly unique relationship. If the triangle is rotated clock-wise the contacts of the points of the triangle and the points of the square will go counter-clockwise. That 4/3 ratio is a natural over-unity. When the square is spun it then acts like 2nd gear. The faster it goes the faster it wants to go and IF the speed of light is the absolute limit then relative between the two (sublight speed)the triangle could exceed FTL without breaking the "known" laws of physics. It's getting things to harmonize that opens up new chapters in our understanding of hidden forces. Yeah I know, science says it ain't so but the world is round and science is always wrong when a new understanding comes into being. I am obviously talking about magnetic fields here and the opposition of poles of increasing field strengths is where I see the possibility of worm-holes. It delves into a new realm, hyper-dimensional physics which isn't taught yet, only theorized. It has to do with free/zero point energy. The oil conglomerates and big business have us addicted to fossil fuels and suppression of anything that could impact their fiscal outlook is dealt with... sometimes with elimination (read hit here) but usually via patent law or intimidation. (we all have families) We also got complacent. For this reason I wasn't patenting it, selling it, building it, or giving up on it. I gave it freely to all. This is something I had spent a good many years brainstorming and it had led me to possible worm-hole theory. Times change and the time is right for new "green" energy to emerge. I know the guy who invented the T.E.N.S. unit and he gave it to hospitals (which is where it got patented) free. He had also rigged his car to utilize hydrogen which improved his gas mileage. (its easy and costs less than $10) The FBI shut him down. Now the technology is being widely used/developed by foreign countries which is why crude jumps in pricing so erratically... peak oil, demand, and greed dictate the price at the pumps. Oil also instigates wars over the haves/have-nots. We could have been off of fossil fuels a long time ago and our climate wouldn't be a global issue. There isn't any money to be made off of energy if everyone had their own never-ending supply. I had offered it to Canada first, sent it to NASA second, and had sent them my ideas back in the mid-nineties. Since then I had progressed the theory and without R&D to prove/disprove it I am still convinced it is feasible. Levitation: I see ways to attain it. Simple weight transfer using Newtonian physics and fulcrum principles. I don't break the laws, I utilize them to my advantage. The faster an object spins the more mass it has. There are a lot of ironies in my theories... the mathematical model I posted on line and was contacted by a guy from Auburn's discrete school of mathematics who showed the model resembles the Maya calendar... it made me wonder if those "magic numbers" of the calendar predict a phasing (dimensional shift) Dale Pond author of "Keeley's secrets revealed" said it is similar if not identical to the Pythagorean comma which in essence is the harmony that keeps planetary bodies in motion (and aligned) You realize of course that now that I've told you all this I'm going to have to kill you. (always gets a laugh) Anyway, that is a glimpse of what I am into but really doesn't reflect who or what I am. The things I have done over the years amaze even me sometimes. I am sensitive, (probably over-sensitive) but my sensitivity gives me an affinity with animals. I had worked at an animal sanctuary and was the only person who could call a reclusive cougar (Tiffany)out of her home to come to me - purring and letting me scratch her ears... that isn't to say that there wasn't a certain amount of apprehension when I had accidentally touched its teeth (it used to rub against the fence and wouldn't stand still lol)... or Neko, another cougar who had been maimed by a botched de-clawing that only allowed the cougar to walk painfully on its wrists ... owned by a drug dealer who had subsequently landed in prison and the cat was rescued. Nobody could call her, she was indifferent... but she came purring to me whenever I called her. I had fed her as well as a couple of tigers by hand sometimes. That sandpaper tongue is something you never forget. And then there is Valentino, a Rhodesian black mane lion who was my favorite. I played cat/mouse with him. He saw me stalking him and would crouch down ready to pounce. All I could see were his eyes peering up over the baseboard of his enclosure and when I got close enough he would pounce only to roll over on his back and let out a mournful wail not unlike a chewbacca sound. Once, he was so focused on me Jen (a co-worker) slapped him on his rump and he jumped no less than 6 feet in the air. I felt sorry for his embarrassment. Gunther is another lion who was captive as a roadside show that drew in curious people who would usually buy whatever was being sold. He was prodded to make him roar so you know his temperament was bitter. If he didn't like you he sprayed you. I never got sprayed but others had. I had scratched him on occasion but he was the most ferocious of them all and I paid him due respect. At feeding time when he chews on steel bars to get into the feeding pen you got that respect or you got out in a hurry. Then there were the coyote's... one in particular didn't like Jen at all and would bounce off the side of the fence trying to get at her. And yet he was like a big dog with his devotion to me. Only one of the bobcats was actually friendly, the other had history with man and never forgot. Sadly the sanctuary was business. It ran off of donations and its big bucks. The emphasis wasn't "for the love of the animals" as stated on its website but love of the money. All the animals, 27 dogs, 200 + cats (Katrina rescues)22 exotic cats were penned next to each other. It isn't conducive to a serene environment and all the animals were always aware of each other within the confined spaces. They are all emotionally charged and at times there were issues. Kimba is a 750 lb tiger and he once reared up on me, all 9 feet of him. That happened because Rachel (his mate) came to me when I called her. Jealousy happens within the animal kingdom too. I had fed them both by hand too. My success with the animals led to my being fired for "having too much testosterone" (Jen even asked me once how I liked working with a bunch of lesbians and I honestly didn't know nor did I care.) What did bother me was the feeding of the animals. Almost all of them had vitamin supplements as well as medications for various ailments and yet the other feeders wouldn't mix the meds in and would only dump it on top. A lot of food gets thrown away and if I made a meatloaf and you bit into a vein of seasoning you wouldn't like it either. For the extra 20 seconds it took me to mix the food up everything was eaten. That means they got all their meds and vitamin supplements. ... too many had died and the usual "kidney failure" was the excuse. No autopsies were performed. There is jealousy among human too. Animals aren't vindictive and would be better people than people are. They kill for reason, not emotion. They don't seek to hurt and do so in the wild out of necessity. Time for the surreal... I have a thing wi...Expand for more