Dispatches from Richard Boylan
From: "Richard J. Boylan, Ph.D."Subject: Fw: Shulman on Sarfatti on P-Q consciousness Date: Thu, 13 May 1999 21:34:15 -0700 -----Original Message----- From: ACC <nicolai_tesla@msn.com> To: 'J. Sarfatti' <sarfatti@well.com> Cc: 'Richard J. Boylan, Ph.D.' <drboylan@jps.net>; 'ronsp@ucia.gov' <ronsp@ucia.gov>; 'M Thorn' <mthorn@ix.netcom.com>; 'Kim Burrafato' <Lensman@stardrive.org>; 'Uri Geller' <Urigeller@compuserve.com>; 'Chris Penrose, Ph.D.' <Penrose@cmlab.sfc.keio.ac.jp>; 'Ira Einhorn' <User886114@aol.com>; 'Jacques Vallee, Ph.D.' <Mabillon@pacbell.net>; 'Gary Schwartz, Ph.D.' <Gschwart@u.arizona.edu>; 'Ron Anastasia, Ph.D.' <Rjon11@aol.com>; 'Nick Herbert, Ph.D.' <Quanta@cruzio.com>; 'Fred Alan Wolf, Ph.D.' <Fawolf@ix.netcom.com>; 'newphysics@mail.msr-wetware.com' <newphysics@mail.msr-wetware.com> Date: Thursday, May 13, 1999 10:23 AM Subject: RE: Shulman on Sarfatti on P-Q consciousness >[Again, hurriedly dictated over the cellphone to me by Jack, he was on his >way to an American Science Foundation meeting, he chairs, so I apologize in >advance for any typos I introduce, this was dictated but not proofread - >Rita] > >To the "Boylan" LIST: > >This demonstrates a proof to my proposal that Sarfatti, threatened by what >was suggested in my last letter, would resort to name calling and self >preserving defamation. Phew, what a mistake, to try to come to someone >like Sarfatti's aid by voicing some support for him - he attacks ANYTHING >he can't fathom. > >I'm going to respond in the same tone to Jack Sarfatti, now watch how he >gets even more defensive. By the way, I had no idea he was a 'Moslem'.... > >Saints be praised I'm glad that, being "Jewish formerly orthodox", I have a >thick skin...<G> > >Inasmuch as he also does not understand either sarcastic prose or facetious >modality language groups, and obviously never understood those lessons on >deep structure his professors tried to teach him as an undergrad... > >Here goes (I hate piddling contests... damm): > >---Body of reply to Sarfatti: > >Resorting to name calling, Sarfatti? > >You have never done an analysis before on a semiconductor, or you'd know >how dumb you look to my engineering staff (all 45 of them snickered at your >letter this am and said: "there's a guy with his head in the sand"). I was >even tempted to send it to Lawrence Berkeley and to Intel, for comment, but >I didn't want you to >completely lose your stature in the scientific community just because you >made one tiny little mistake in self-defense of your ego: > >For a TCAP Memory to switch in 10^-15th, each gated junction within them >would have to operate at about 10^-17 or less, not 10^-13, you big dummy! >(to quote Don Rickles!) For those who don't know, a femtosecond is >actually 1 millionth of a billionth of a second. In fact, the single gate >latch speed of a TCAP is .5 femtosecond, about 1/4 the orbit rotation of an >E1 (sp??) electron in time, as that's about how long it takes to elevate >its rotation due to the divot trap present in the Silver Alkane junction. > Today we use a cascade delay to load the TCAP memory for both Accumulators >and for Solid State Hard Drive applications, which >requires us to do 8x32 in about 128 femtoseconds. Thats a ram panel that >has a 128 femtosecond 'clock cycle' Sarfatti, using metaphors you can >understand. > >Faster than anything you've even theorized about in your Quantum Computing >Universe, Sarfatti. So you think you're smart? In your dreams. (to quote >any young So. California starlet in any recent Grade B movie)... > >Like: You claim Stephen Hawking's principles of Time and Axes of Time >'stream' are wrong? No such thing as a Time Stream? Well, since thats >just an alternative term for Time Line or Flow, and Axes refer to the polar >chart of Time v. Anti Time, then you'd simply be pulling hairs on syntax, >rather than using your brain to think for a moment. Can't let creative use >of language in, either, >I see... > >I agree with Hawking and you're full of s--t, Sarfatti - you talk smart, >but you think way below your self estimation. > >Provide a mathematical theory on the transcendence center of a Black Hole, >will you, that defeats Stephens proofs (they're published in the Jnls. of > U. Cambridge & the Royal Society of Mathematics) and then maybe I'll >consider your proofs. Meanwhile, you're a gone goose: I wouldn't hire you >to push brooms here, much less to develop a mathematical or scientific >theory or a device... we'd be taking our lives in our hands using >reasoning like yours, its so far off what's real. Anyone who would would >be a bigger >fool than you! > >While you're at it, since you think you know so much, why not give me a >treatise on Shakunle: Spiral Geometry/Transfigural Math, the ecology of the >event horizon of a Black Hole. I doubt you have any idea what either of >these two colleagues are talking about. So, you go supercritical in you >mind, because of your ego, deeply invested in these emails, and the >misperception that everyone who reads them believes you a genius... leading >your mind astray. I note you resort to third party aphorisms from Freud and >others: have you had your head examined lately, Sarfatti? I think you >could use some analysis, because you believe your aphorisms to be >meaningful, when, in fact, its just your multiple personality disorder >acting up, pretending to be a segway. Its actually MPD, Jack, >try to keep it chilled, people might put two and two together. > >Thirdly, why don't you go educate yourself at the Lockheed Martin or >McDonald Douglas library on neural-ganglia flight suit interfaces, or >review the works of the late Chuck Honorton or his Psychophysical Research >Lab, before you go judging telepathy and how it works, interior/anterior >modulated electromagnetic hyper-resonances caused by electronic activity >within the brain, and find out what Area L17 and L18 of the Brain ARE >before you go opening your mouth again, as its already completely occupied >by both of your feet, and its looking for more feet every time it opens. > And try consulting with experts on Brain function, you clearly haven't >the ability to UNDERSTAND telepathy, much less to BE a telepath or even >accept its existence. I'd solicit Uri Geller on the subject, but I think >he has his hands full: Uri's pretty smart, Jack, and I think he can help >you grope with the possibility both spiritual and technological of the >possibility that psi has its real and its fantasy components in modern >thinking and belief. But trying to hide the real by trying to interpose >the fantasy is bad debating style, and you appear to prefer to resorting to >that than expanding your personal ability to understand the words you read. > You choose to use expressions like "Who is that F--k". That's real crass >from a real low end mentality. I'd say its beneath you to behave that way, >but I'm beginning to doubt that. > >Why you criticized me: this stuff is beyond you! Way beyond. The science >of human brain-brain and brain-machine interfacing is way beyond the DSM4 >and way beyond many at the NIH, so why not you? > >By the way, I find Ed O'Neill (Al Bundy) very funny, because he gives me >good reason not to worry about guys like you trying to influence others >with your lack of recognition of what's real: Sarfatti-- you AREN'T a very, >very smart guy. Bright? Yes, but I've met guys who on a bad day make you >look like a chipmunk. > >Welcome to the REAL WORLD, Jack Sarfatti! > >I don't find you particularly knowledgeable. And I ain't even anyone, >compared to some. End of discussion. > >---End of reply to Jack Sarfatti, whose probably just dangerous thinking >himself very smart. > > >ACC's website is at http://accpc.com. The Orb Site is at >http://www.orbsite.com . > >The ASF's ACSA website is at http://www.acsa.net. > >As to the mission of educating a Jack Sarfatti to the error of his ways and >misdemeanor? "This letter is programmed to self destruct in 13 seconds, if >you are captured, the Secretary will disavow any knowledge of its >existence." > >Yes, that's right... MISSION IMPOSSIBLE. > >Yes, we've mathematically proven that Gravity is a push not a pull... that >the microkernal singularity was the source of the Big Bang. >But go try to prove that in an email to Jack Sarfatti? You take your >reputation in your hands because Jack Sarfatti believes he knows everything >there is to know about everything. So: "letting it in", ain't in his >repertoire. Jack Sarfatti believes he's world famous. So considering what >others think about him ain't in the park. Its enough for him to believe >himself world famous. > >Me? I believe I don't know enough yet. I consider my self to just be come >guy from NJ working on a supercomputer sending an email or two to a group >of prestigious guys with excellent educations and possibly open minds. > Which of us is smarter? Which of us is more famous? Does it really >matter what our self opinion is, when it comes down to it? > >You figure it out. Does it really matter? > >Thanks again to Rich Boylan for allowing this stuff in to this otherwise >prestigious circle... I've been reading the emails from Dr. Boylan for >more than a year and trying to figure out how some of what I read is >erroneously arrived at by otherwise seemingly sound minded guys like >Sarfatti, who later turn out to be rude jerks. > >Thanks again, Dr. Boylan... at least I feel better for having told that low >brained, high ego'd miserable self possessed guy off for being rude and >wrong. There is considerable lack of self esteem in anyone who can neither >laugh at themselves nor listen to someone else's reasoning without harsh >and cruel criticism: I'd say that that proposition would reflect an >evaluation: true self esteem is utterly bereft from the soul of Mr. >Sarfatti. I withdraw my support for his paltry acerbic-isms, as they >bespeak a man with his head buried deeply in a Rogets searching for big >words to express that thing I smell (sniff, sniff), yes, that's it: fear. > >Out and out ego-driven fear. > ><S> > >Jack A. Shulman >CEO/ Chief Sci >American Computer Company > > > > >-----Original Message----- >From: J. Sarfatti [SMTP:sarfatti@well.com] >Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 1999 6:01 PM >To: ACC >Cc: 'Richard J. Boylan, Ph.D.'; 'ronsp@ucia.gov'; 'M Thorn'; 'Kim >Burrafato'; 'Uri Geller'; 'Chris Penrose, Ph.D.'; 'Ira Einhorn'; 'Jacques >Vallee, Ph.D.'; 'Gary Schwartz, Ph.D.'; 'Ron Anastasia, Ph.D.'; 'Nick >Herbert, Ph.D.'; 'Fred Alan Wolf, Ph.D.'; 'newphysics@mail.msr-wetware.com' >Subject: Re: Shulman on Sarfatti on P-Q consciousness > > > >ACC wrote: > >> [The following was rather hurriedly dicated to me by Jack Shulman in his >> car, its not proof read... Rita - one of Jack's admins at ACC]: >> >> Thank you, Richard, for forwarding that to me. The next time I build a >> Silver Alkane Metal Insulator Dielectric Semiconductor, I'll remember to >> send a white paper on Electron Traps to these guests on your list, >because >> they really need to get up to date info in their noggins... >> >> Imagine what they might say were someone to tell them that an Electron >Trap >> Junction can switch at upwards of 100-200 femtoseconds? Do the people on >> this list know what a femotsecond is? I assume so... > >[The Real Jack] > >Fine, so what? 10^-15 sec so you get 10^-13 sec switch. Nice, but so what? > >k = 2x10^10 Hz/degK = 1.4 cm/degK > >kT(room temp) = 2x10^13 Hz > >> >> >> Guys, (hey, Jack, learn to spell, its Shulman, not Schulman, what, >> deliberately misspelling my name to insult me? If so, you're funny... >take >> a number!): Now I think I know why people are yelling on your channel at >> each other. > >[SMI^2LE ing Jack] > >Paranoid too? They yell because they are low life momzas who don't know >nutin! >Also some of them are not-sees. > > > > >> >> >> Some of you may need to educate yourself, no offense, but I think you're >> missing more than a few facts. > >[Wolf Gang] > >And youse guts are missin a few screws in your lite-bulb. > >> >> >> By the way, its quite common to feel an overwhelming need to shout at >Jack >> Shulman, when he tells you something that challenges your well educated >> belief systems. But people: >> >> Aren't you even remotely familiar with such things as the "Anti-Time Axis > > > >> v. Time Axis" in the principles of Time, as espoused, >> for instance by such as Stephen Hawking? And you call that "This is >> wrong." > >[The Supremes] > >It ain't even wrong, Baby. > >> >> >> Come ON! There are different formats in theory specifying energy and >> quanta levels for same which travel along the TIME and the Anti-TIME >> stream, guys. > >[Tsvi Stein] > >There ain't no "time stream" in relativity which is the "block universe". >The >arrow of time is not so simple. > > >> This is SIMPLE stuff. Get with it. The human brain has the >> ability to sense energy via its Neural Ganglia wiring, it is fundament >ally >> capable of being a measurement "device", among its other attributes. >> Because it does so, it has the ability to sense forms of compatible >> energy, in space around it, and our conscious mind gropes to put same >into >> a proper focus within the known constraints of our respective reality. > >[Dr. Freud] > >What nut house did you escape from? Stay calm. They are coming for you. >Nurse >Ratchett where are you now that we need you? > >> >> >> Hence, the Brain's fundamental ability to communicate psionically, which >> appears to extend from the area of memory and false memory, L17 and L18 >and >> the amigdala (sp? -- Jacks' secretary asks), according to J. Norseen of >> Lockheed Martin (correct me if I'm wrong, John), is apparently derived >from >> the Mother-Child neural connection during fetal development, and in most >> people stays immersed in the subconscious, however in some, it emerges >and >> becomes a fully functioning telepathy. And, in some, the telepathy is >able >> to read the energy compatible with this function that also travels along >> the anti-time stream, hence precognition. Is it picking up 'mentation' >> from others in the future of the present time line? Probably. Does it >> permute or alter the future time line, seems likely, as if the individual >> who senses an event from mentation that modulates energy passing into the >> past along the Anti-Time stream, does something about what they think >they >> "sense", it could have a paradoxical effect, in essence, cause a time >> paradox, but one with, perhaps, minimal consequences for what you and I >> call 'the present". Which, of course, does not mean that Jean Dixon >knows >> anything at all about the future... (a little humor). But Uri? I'd >> imagine that Uri is far more developed than Jean in his particular >> psi-abilities. > >[The Real Jack] > >Wipe the foam from your mouth. Your neurons have fried, your synapses have >dried. >Surely you must be joking? > >> >> >> C'mon, this isn't too hard for you to deal with, is it? Sci Fi Hogwash, >> you say? Puhleeze, its real simple stuff. Its a shock > >[Jack]treatment for you. > >> that the psychs >> still classify everyone who thinks themselves psychic as a schizophrenic. > >[Jack] > >In your case they seem to have a point. > >> Some are, some aren't. >> >> As to the sub-atomic space: I have news for you, a real wakeup call for >> you. > >[Jack the Sane One] > >Define "sub-atomic space". You mean anything less than an Angstrom? What's >the Big >Deal? > >> >> >> Matter and Energy are composed of smaller fundamental resonances or shall >> we call them "resonant forms" each of which contributes a component >> constituency to the matter or energy of which they are a part. Atomic >> particles are far from the smallest forms in the universe. Its very tiny >> out there! > >[Jack the Smart One of the Two Jacks] > >You are overgeneralizing from E = hf. There are many wrong turns and you >seem to >take all of them at once. > >> >> >> For instance, the QED or RIP models of the Photon. The smallest particle >> in a photon is a photon itself, you say? Nope: > >[Jack the Real] > >A photon is not a particle the way an electron is. I mean in Bohm's "causal >theory". > >> >> >> They consist, according to Stephen, of a Real, an Imaginary and a >Propulsor >> "sub-particle". I go further in the various parts of my sub-atomic space >> theory. I describe what you know as "empty space" as having an actual >> fabric, a solidity which you and I can not see, calling it "Vacated >> Matter/Energy" (wait, give it a chance). This may seem strange to you >> classical physicists, but: > >[Jack] > >Not even wrong. Goofy. > >> >> >> In my sub-atomic space theory (by the way, some have called it 'Non >> Heisenbergian Physics" as Heisenberg tends to cloud physics below a >certain >> level, it goes opaque, so to speak, - its too easy to hide things behind >> "uncertainty", time to 'get certain' instead), each of these 'bits' that >> comprise matter and energy, has a fundamental coefficient that locks it >> onto one of the Time Axises of the socalled Time Stream: Time (forward >> time), Anti-Time(backward in time) and Neutral (neither or both): the >> Imaginary Particle within a Photon, has attributes similar to the >resonance >> (but not the substance) holoform of a Gage Boson, it has the same tiny >> mass, yet it exists and is locked on the anti-Time Axis or stream, as >some >> call it, and hence, that is why I believe Hawking believes its, relative >to >> us, 'imaginary' - an imaginary component, part or particle. I am >convinced >> that it skips along (euphemism) space in the Anti-Time 'direction' so to >> speak, being bilocated with and connected to (ref. Einstein Condensate >> Bilocality Connection province) its paired Real Particle, whose pairing >is >> a Q particle which Stephen refers to as the Propulsor. I agree with >> Stephen Hawking (albeit, not possessing his brilliance, I was alone for >25 >> years with this theory, until Hawking came along and provided the >> mathematical proof for this concept). > >[Jack] > >This is a bunch of crap. Only idiots will fall for it. You are still alone >in your >padded cell in the Cosmic Nut House of Dr Caligari's Asylum at the End >Time's >Omega House for Fallen Angels. > >> >> >> The tiny mass of the Imaginary particle is however, forcibly dragged >> against its coefficient of time by the Real particle (I consider it a >> resonance, not a particle) which violates its ordinary attribute of "time >> coefficient", thereby converting its relative tiny mass into an offset of >> momentum relative to our space, by the Propulsor 'Q' particle's >structural >> bond with the R and the I. This perpetuates the momentum of the Photon >> forward in time and space and the Q+R resonances look to us like what we >> call a Gage Boson. > >You can't even spell it right. > >> The formula the QED experts use is >> aT=(mass[I]*p)-(mass[R]/p) (leaving out the anomaly formula which hangs >on >> the end with a + in front of it, its quite complex but not relevant to >this >> discussion). The Propulsor, by the way, appears to be neutral in its time >> coefficient, sitting at the 0 point of the axis of time, space and >energy. >> The Real resonance/particle is in the 'forward' time in terms of its >time >> coefficient, and moves forward, propelled perpetually by the inversion of >> the mass in the Imaginary particle/resonance into momentum, via the >> Q/Propulsor particle/resonance. >> >> In layman's terms. Shall I draw pictures, too. > >Don't bother. This is noise. More Demons from Hell out of The Worm Wood. >Where is >my Cross, Garlic, Wooden Stake and Silver Bullet? Where is My Excalibur? > >> >> >> Sci Fi hogwash, you say eh Sarfatti? > >Worse than that. > >> Like I said, you need to educate >> yourself on this 'new stuff', no offense meant, Jack, but you know, like >> the Tiny Mass found in a Photon. Still believe that photons only have >> 'momentum'? Wrong. They have Tiny Mass, but you probably knew that. >> >> As to the other theory you called "Sci Fi Hogwash", you really need to >open >> up for this wake up call, the near Infinitely Dense particle (or shall we >> call it, infinite quantum hyper-resonance, or Absolute Singularity?) of >> near Infinite Mass that exists, on a plane all by itself: its own plane >of >> existence, it is so dense (in fact, a near absolute singularity) that it >> excluded even its own nearly "infinite" dimensionality from its own plane >> of singular existence,. This, resulting in it 'projecting' what you and I >> call "our Universe" of empty space/time with matter and energy, etc. >within >> it, into existence, as a byproduct (which occurred long ago along with a >> bit of a big bang) of its own same Singularity, does that theory remind >> anyone of a popular "God Particle" theory found in the modern publishing >> market? (Well, I left out the part about how it only once existed by >> itself, but somewhere along the line, it emitted a particle, and boom, >that >> anomaly (two things equal other than Singular Existence) caused the Big >> Bang) Go ahead, take a shot at it. Anyone? > >"Who is this Fuck?" Blue Velvet > >> >> >> Gee, guys, I thought you were open minded? > >We are open-minded, but not empty-headed. > >> It follows that beyond a >> particular quantum of mass density, the empty universe (Vacated >> Matter/Energy) neaer such a dense object begins to thin and at a certain >> density, to us, such an object, which some call a "black hole" others a >> "quasar", just appears to disappear (without going into all the details, >> check out Hawking, again, on a Brief History of Time). >> >> Actually, it doesn't, it goes "subatomic", I propose, to coin a simple >> term, it passes through the space time limits of our Universe and enters >> Subatomic Space. Eventually, if it gets 'even denser' (yes, their are >> levels to this phenomena) it passes beyond Subatomic Space. It becomes a >> part of that above referenced "infinitely dense particle" that exists >> outside of our plane of existence, which some like to call a God >Particle. >> I suppose you all find that humorous. Like, gravity is an attractor >> force, you say. Nay, I say, it is a propulsor force which pushes large >> objects in proximity together. They don't attract each other: the >Universe >> pushes them together due to relative 'Empty Space Displacement" resulting >> from the area of empty space each 'displaces'. Between them, the force >> lines are less than outside of their proximity, the net difference, >> represents a force that pushes them together, the rest is simple >> acceleration due to gravity. Gravity: a push, not a pull. >> >> Double talk, you say? Nope. Don't count on it being hogwash, either. >> >> Well, I suppose you don't believe in Orbs, either, or was that someone >else >> (*Daedelous*)? > >That's DADA -Less Stupid. > >> >> >> Try taking a gander at http://www.orbsite.com - yeah, go ahead, >criticize >> it, yell and scream that you think its a hoax or a scam, feel free, you'd >> still be COMPLETELY wrong. The things just materialize in empty space: >no >> strings, no gasses, nothing but a pinpoint of extremely powerful energy >at >> their epicenter, gamma and x ray emissions, small infrared signature, and >> this rather odd "Orb" which reflects high intensity halogen strobe light, >> through something that we can only describe, at the American Science >> Foundation, as "photon sheering reflection". Gosh, get this: they pass >> right through solid objects, the Orbs, unscathed. They feel slightly >> electrical or gelatinous to the touch. >> >> The real question is, what are they? I have my ideas, Richard has his, >and >> I'm absolutely certain you'll have yours. >> >> Be well, one and all... Don't shout now, and be nice, if you have it >> within you. >> >> Hey: they laughed at Nik Tesla and at Henry Ford. > >"They all laughed at Christopher Columbus, > When he said the world was round." > Fred Astaire > >They all laugh at Nik Herbert as well they should. > >> For different reasons, >> of course! I, personally, laugh at Ed O'Neil, I think he's pretty funny. > >You're Weird Man. > >> >> >> Its fun to think about things differently, guys: give it a shot, you'll >be >> very surprised how not calling someone like me "Looney Toons", or "Sci Fi >> Hogwash", might just brighten up your own day. >> >> Check out http://www.orbsite.com - even if you do think me "looney", I'm >> still curious which of you might have a better idea about how these Orbs >> 'work', than just "moisture", "soap bubbles", "headlights" or "special >> effects". They're neither (er, none of these). >> >> They appear to be real! >> >> Thank you for the opportunity to address this prestigious crowd, Richard, >> back to running my company... >> >> Who am I, anyway, to be addresses such brilliances as these in your >circle? >> >> Just a lowly nobody no one ever heard of before!! > >Allah is Just. > >> >> > > > >
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