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A very interesting article about the work Bell Labs has been doing to look into the potential problems of " Nano bots" due to zero-point energy.
The header "Fondational Physics" does not do wonders for your credibility. Use your spell-checker!
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This article has a whole section entitled "Articles in the press". Why? Johnjbarton ( talk) 15:07, 22 May 2024 (UTC)
The section on "Alternative theories" has two paragraphs. The first one discusses alternative analysis and the second paragraph refutes it. The second paragraph misconstrues Jaffe. Jaffe is saying that vacuum fluctuations are needed by QED, but they are not real. His last sentence:
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http://www.trnmag.com/Stories/021401/Quantum_effect_moves_machine_021401.html
A very interesting article about the work Bell Labs has been doing to look into the potential problems of " Nano bots" due to zero-point energy.
The header "Fondational Physics" does not do wonders for your credibility. Use your spell-checker!
Don't use talk pages for advertising.
This article has a whole section entitled "Articles in the press". Why? Johnjbarton ( talk) 15:07, 22 May 2024 (UTC)
The section on "Alternative theories" has two paragraphs. The first one discusses alternative analysis and the second paragraph refutes it. The second paragraph misconstrues Jaffe. Jaffe is saying that vacuum fluctuations are needed by QED, but they are not real. His last sentence: