Noetic Aether Part One; Cutting the Einsteinian Knot

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[wizkidgamer]

Every time I wonder when you're gonna upload again you do, and every time I am continually amazed at the insight and knowledge on display in these videos. My hope is that history will look back on these as the inital drops in what would eventually become a flood of new understanding and paradigm-shifting thoughts that put humanity firmly on a better path. Keep up the good work my friend, I am truly honored to have a front seat to all of this.

[bryanalltogether]

The same has happened in psychology. We have created a map of the psyche in our objective statistical account and declare we can use this map to get past the theory of mind problem, but forget we are only ever looking at the map we created.

[MatthewKelley-mqce]

Man. I underrated this video when I first watched this series. But i have to say this was a very well articulated construction of the issues present as well as the laying of the clues to resolve them. I might even argue this one came out better than the following video, even though I've finally been able to largely parse the model you outlined in it's entirety, more or less.

[fusion]

I remember how scandalized I felt when I first heard that Newton was an alchemist and metaphysist... Newton was a paragon of _SCIENCE!!_ he couldn't be mixed up hocus pocus nonsense... Oh, the stuff they omit from the public school textbooks....

[thewizardtk]

It isn't every day you come across a guy calling Einstein's theories a "Conceptual train-wreck" lmao. This was a fun watch, I'm glad to have found a channel with such high levels of openness. Fascinating work.

[FuelAirSparkTime]

When I saw 'part 1' in the title, I knew we would be in for some deep shit, and I was glad about that.

[mikeychimbira]

i love you more than i can explain. please please keep making videos regardless of who watches. even when you stop making these remember ur a great mind and this world needs you

[gdl]

My man in all honesty. This channel is one of the best channels on youtube.

[jamesskinnercouk]

Imagine a world where we all have the time and energy to collectively focus on the pursuit of this deep wisdom that lies within each and everyone of us. The doors of wonder lie waiting to be unlocked and we all have a unique key that unlocks one of those doors.

[sydneyvogel]

Okay so I already commented asking a question about acceleration, but I rewatched the entire video, and I think I understand it better.

ASIDE from my own personal misunderstanding of the acceleration thing, you did a great job exposing some other inconsistencies in relativity that I hadn’t considered, and the obsession with Dark Matter in modern academic physics has always rubbed me entirely the wrong way, and you put my feelings on that matter so eloquently into words. I’ve been wondering for a little bit now exactly how much Einstein’s equations are useful in describing, without currently having a mathematics background myself (though I’m actually getting registered to go back to school, specifically because I think we need fresh eyes in these fields) and so it’s really wonderful to hear you discussing all of this so eloquently and thoroughly.

Thank you for what you do, looking forward to hearing what else you have to say in this series! Keep up the good work, it’s brave to be so openly opposed to the mainstream dogma, and I commend you!

[stormthecat]

In Orthodox Christianity they talk about the noetic realm which is the realm of thoughts and also where the angels and demons mostly reside. The nous is the Greek word for the eye of the soul or the "heart of hearts" which Paul talks about in the Bible and they regard it as the highest faculty of man, above the rational intellect. The nous is not talked about as much in western Christianity.
The angels and demons I think are primarily noetic beings but they can enter the physical realm too and I heard there was an account of a monk who was physically assaulted by a group of demons in the desert. This also seems consistent with one of your other videos where you said that UFOs seem to have both physical and psychic properties.

[Arcturus]

There's a Buddhist phrase I always come back to: "The finger that points _at_ the Moon, isn't the Moon."

[timefluidscribbler]

The way you broke down the confusing/elusive intangibilities of the physical world which become apparent from the “spaces in between” Einsteins revelations was very comprehensive also!!

[stargazer]

Really good thought experiments. Keep up the physics bangers they are very necessary for our time!

[liberatedcollective]

Einstein was a fool, a useful tool for scientism to erase the ancient aether, thank you for presenting logic, common sense, and wisdom.

[kristinebennett]

I am on the edge of my seat, and you've left the video on a cliffhanger! ARRRGH!

[Moorcheh]

I have just binged watched your videos.

I love your work. I am a undergraduate student at UCI studying Applied Physics and Biology.

I am very interested in the physics of consciousness. After seeing your Noetic Aether theory video, you have made me realize that I was on the completely wrong track.

[skiz]

This video just kept getting better. I never thought I'd enjoy something like this (coming from a physics background).

[azurebrown]

Ah yes, it's all coming together, another excellent work, thank you, Teacher!

[paulemerson]

Well done, i concur with premise of your presentation.