What can you get from watching this video?

 

  Do you get a headache?   Do you get bored?   Or do you become fascinated???

  To me, this is fascinating.

  In what way?

  Something that he said reminded me of a concept in physics called "interference"...  In physics, waves can interfere with each other, thus canceling each other out. Now if I am right, his demonstration of his toothless gears is also demonstrating that basic concept in physics.

  Wave interference is the physics concept that was used in a theory about why cold fusion works.  Hence, in a Bose-Einstein condensate, the wave interference results not in gamma rays, but in infra-red waves.  In other words, heat.

  The next problem with that theory is with temperature. A Bose-Einstein condensate occurs a near absolute zero.  How could that be possible at temperatures near room temperature?

  There was an explanation for that too.  Don't recall it right now, though.  It would take some further research.

  All of this is fascinating because of what is possible, but it gets overlooked because it doesn't fit preconceived attitudes.  In other words, "there is no one more blind, than one who refuses to see".

  Fascinating, yes? No?

  What do you think?  Or would you rather not think, and just check your brain in at the door?