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Jul 11Liked by Bob Greenyer

Wandered over to make a comment, and happy to find this summary from Simeon. Before I watch, a quick note on the Symbols, Signs, and Statements of the Picts, parts 1-2 (on YT, same title, hosted by "Alan.") In any case Bob, the symbols etched in stone are looking like matches to the Coptic ones. Mind you the Picts derive from North of the Black Sea, predate the Celts, and seem to me to have developed the "Celtic Knots" carved in stone first. Celtic Knots hold untold answers, methinks. I am still working through this information but wanted to "get this out" to you about those remarkable Picts! (PS methinks the stone exhibits megalithic/LENR tech to etch the Symbols of the Technology into the same stones. I am contending that LENR is involved in all standing stone, dolmens, menhirs extant from the "Neolithic" age. And that on many occasions, the technology is depicted therein, as you have shown.) 2 cents. More later. Peace.

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Jul 11Liked by Bob Greenyer

Thanks for posting Bob. Couldn't have done without you, MFMP, and all the LENR/CF researchers for the last 200 years who persisted in face of terrible adversity. And let's not forget good old Paul Dirac for following all those quantum equations to magnetic monopoles and antimatter, when it was not popular to do so.

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Hey Bob!

I need some supplies to get started building the EPG, Stan Meyer's LENR reactor which powered his water-powered car. I am confident that I know how it works and can make it work. The engineering notes are available on my substack, as I am sure you already recall, since you helped me with them.

( https://baronarcanus.substack.com/p/stanley-meyer-memorial-project-manifesto-2fa )

Is there any way you can help me in acquiring some magnet wire & a pressure vessel?

( also know what PSI yull brown was using? This is also pertinent. )

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Simeon, Your presentation on CF is superb! I must look into your books. The Big Bang Never Happened is my next one to read. I can see open science is working from many perspectives. Many scientists take up art. I am an artist who has taken up science, which I have always loved, along with ethics. Ken Wilber showed that they all interrelate in an "Integral Stew." Peace, respect, gratitude.

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