Works in the Garage, Fails in the Lab — Robert Haralick
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Channel: Aaron Murakami · 2018 · Science & Technology
Robert Haralick opens with the problem that the thoughts and intention of the experimenter may influence the experiment, illustrated by free energy devices that measure well in a builder's garage and then fail in a testing laboratory. The experiment he describes measures physical change in water after treatment by conscious intention, with the subtle energy in question identified as the magnetic vector potential, the A field in Maxwell's equations. The apparatus uses a copper cover and mu metal shielding tied to a driven ground rod. Chapters 0:00 What he presented in earlier years 1:30 The experimenter as part of the experiment 3:20 Measuring water treated by intention https://emediapress.com/product-category/energy-science-technology-conference/2018/ https://emediapress.com/conference https://emediapress.com https://emediapress.com/energytimes 2018 Energy Science and Technology Conference. Posted 2018-11-06.
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