Garrett Hill: Laboratory Investigations into Nature | EU2017

Coherent patterns exist in nature at all scales, and electricity seems to have an important role in the evolution of all things. Have you ever wondered how species-specific pollination occurs or how certain creatures can exhibit seemingly instantaneous collective coherent movements at high speeds? This presentation will introduce a company and some of their research into coherent structures in rotating plasmas and self-assembly in electric fields. Garrett will show laboratory experiments from a variety of devices and will discuss ideas on how the results may inform more comprehensive theories around the analogous phenomenon observed in nature.

Garrett Hill is an entrepreneur who started his professional path in motorsports where he discovered his skillset in design, fabrication, and engineering. After 10 years of racing and building high performance automotive vehicles, he took a sharp turn in life to begin chasing tornadoes and learning about the practical applications of vortex dynamics and electric/magnetic fields. Garrett is the co-inventor of several patents and the CTO of a company in Ashland, Oregon called ThrivalTech, where he and his team develop plasma technologies for various applications including the internal combustion engine – with a goal of providing the world with more effective emissions control solutions.

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[scottmills]

It is so great to see a young man with so much passion for the true power of our earth, we are so connected to everything , and I don’t mean wi-fi

[boudica]

Love that he comes from an automotive background. Ive been working in the automotive industry for a little over a decade and alot of people do not get how much science goes into making a car work. Looking forward to seeing more from this man.

[zhenjiu]

This is a stellar (pun intended) example of the best TP has to offer: succinct questions and theorizing from an interdisciplinary perspective. Well done, Garrett Hill.

[Paygelove]

This next generation are going to have a ball exploring all the stuff we weren’t allowed too

[cm]

Garrett, WELL DONE!
Hip hip 3 x 😁
One of the most thought provoking seminars yet.
Thank you.

[cm]

This is the reason I watch Thunderbolts!!!
The Establishment does NOT have the great thinkers; WE DO! Thank you drifter 👍🏻😲😎

[fohat]

excellent. real scientist, so refreshing. it gives a person hope

[CazHawke]

Garrett,
Your work.. your passion, it shines.!.
So good to know your doing what your doing!
xxx

[EarthEmpaths]

Thank you Garrett! Writing about the patterns of creation and this video will be shared.

[velikovskysghost]

Garret Hill does an excellent video and his experiments show us anther way of looking at evidence. I'm so looking forward to seeing more and hopefully meeting Garret at the next T-Bolts/EU conference.

[jedimonk]

Garrett Don't be nervous next time!! Great material!

[daemonnice]

I hope next time he scripts at least in point form what he is going to say as it would speed up his delivery among other things, nonetheless, what he presents is some very interesting information and well worth watching. I wonder if he is aware of Viktor Schauberger especially when he mentioned observing propulsion systems in nature and vortices in nature and seemed to imply a need to copy them which is exactly what Schauberger was doing until war and capitalism(oops, that is redundant) destroyed his spirit.

[OceanTopInc]

Wow what a lot of information and loved the bench top galaxies especially. Plasma effects within internal combustion engines will surely be of interest to race teams and race engine developers.

[StinVec]

I'm really enjoying this presentation from the conference.

One area of his presentation that I was a bit taken aback by was his unintentional misuse of the term 'cherry pick' when he mostly intended to simply note he was showing a small selection of examples to portray what he was talking about. 'Cherry picking' implies selectively using only examples that support what is being discussed while explicitly and intentionally excluding examples that not only do not support it, but contradict or invalidate it. One example was at 9:25 in regards to scales where he stated that the trio had cherry picked some scales instead of that they presented their findings of a small sampling of scales or that he was only showing a small sampling of their findings. Using 'cherry picked' here makes it sound like they only found a few scales where their theory worked and that they discarded their findings from scales where it did not.

Just something for Garrett to be aware of for future use of the word as the term 'cherry picking' is mostly used to accurately describe the behavior of the mainstream, gravity-centric, 'big bang' followers and how they do, in fact, cherry pick data which supports or does not conflict with their theories and to discount or outright ignore the vast amount of evidence that does conflict with and/or disprove their theories.

(Yes, I realize he did say 'big bang' for Planck length as one of their examples at the noted time, so perhaps he did use it accurately and I am just not grasping the scaling subject and their study well enough.)

[crome]

Wow Garret! you should have just started with the last 5-10min of your talk haha absolutely blew me away! These are the types of projects that I dream about & I have been building a shop for it, I just didn’t realize that someone was doing them & at that level! Damn the last 5 mins really just blew my mind!
I love that your also not afraid to reach out there on some of your theories, that’s how great discoveries are made! Keep up the great work! I’m definitely going to be keeping up with you work & can hopefully get in touch with you. I

[MrBrianms]

Looking like great research evidence. This plasma can be useful. Not just a pretty toy.

[shintafukuda]

Wow. What an amazing, truly scientific, whole-brained, mind. His intuition, and conveying of thoughts yet to be put into words, is a delight to watch. Reminds me of Richard Feynman.

[iTeerRex]

It felt like a quick look at the introduction of a book.

[melissamiller]

This is getting close to understanding the spark of life!

[elizabethvitae]

Where can I find the lattermost research? - The plasma recreations of galactic patterns? The website of Thrival Tech is mostly unoperational and has had no updates for years.