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Originally Posted by Roadam
Whats wrong with just going from outside to the inside? From all I have seen your dots have charge and mass directly derived from mass of known particles. Prove me wrong.
JG: Where else would I get the masses from. I started my work in my basement in Plainview NY while working for Sperry Gyro as an EE. I have no ability to make measurements. I must use the data from my physics books and the standard measurements available.
Once you know the mass of the bipolar dot from the radius of the universe, then it is easy to use the existing masses to calculate both the number of dots and the dot charges. I will show the calculations as long as people are interested.
Your book received very strange review on amazon:
JG: That is one person who does not like my philosophical solution to God and the Universe. In general I have many different solutions.
In 1994 My first book "The Natural God of Law, Love, and Truth" was published in India with a forward by Suresh Babu who is a son of a former prince of India.
In 2000 I published "Doppler Space Time" which a number of professors liked and was liked by many in England and especially Norway.
In 2001 I published "Science of God" which some liked. Others did not like my religious philosophy.
In 2005 I published "Aliens within Us" which describes the multi-light speed universe. Usually Quality books sells many to libraries and I give away most. That one review by the unknown person destroyed the potential sales. It now only sells for 95cents. However unfortunately in 2006 I realized my error in the equations.
Doppler Space Time started at Sperry Gyro. We had 1500 engineers, many mathematicians and several physicists. We also had the secret library with interesting physics experiments by MIT and others.
Sperry Gyro was an ivory tower. About 100 people discussed my work over many years from 1981 to 1993. Even today I still have a mathemathician friend who proof reads my work.
So it has been 27 years of work and I am still working on it. I still have a lot to do.
You seemed to live an interesting life. From what I gather you must be around 70 years old. Still, do you have any rock solid evidence? |
JG: Yes. I will be 70 on Dec 24.
I worked for Con Edison. I designed 4kv lighting systems in the Bronx
I worked for the City of NY- I did the Long Island Expressway lighting. I did the Hutchinson River Parkway lighting. I did the 59th street Bridge. I walked the Verrezono Bridge when only the upper side steel rail existed. It was scarry as hell.
I worked at Sperry Gyro then Sperry Rand and later Unisys. I did the SDC/GMP signal data converter/gun mount processer for the Aegisl class destroyers. My 5 inch gun system worked the first time and everytime.
I fixed Polaris missle problems. I worked the Nexrad system. I worked the Ring Lazer Gyro. I worked the SAWS submarine system. It was a lot of fun until the big downsizing of 1993. 250 older Engineers thrown out one day. Yes we won a class action suit but only got pennies on the dollar. The judge said it was better to get something than nothing. The lawyers made out.
So I became a handyman part time. Right now I am out of work having moved to Cary NC from Virginia Beach. In the spring I will return to the handyman business so I can earn enough money to pay for the "Dot wave theory publication). It costs $6000 for 1000 books at McNaughton & Gunn.
It is my hobby.
I have my list of readers. There are a hundred people who buy my books as soon as I finish them. Quality books sells some. But I give most away. So it is a hobby and not a business.
In any event one Florida University agreed to review the book. Also Norway said they would study it. I am awaiting the military response. Unfortunately the photonic converter can be used to destroy incoming missles and enemy armies. It could be used for good or be a terrible weapon.
I have had fun at work and in my studies. If no one understands it or likes it, it doesn't matter much to me because I only have a few more years to go. If I was successful long ago, then I would be out of luck today. Others more brilliant then myself would have advanced far beyond me. So I would have nothing to do all these years. Once thing nice about the Dot-wave theory is that there are so many things to study and calculate.
