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The follwoing was written by David Thomson<br /><br />The Aether Physics Model has numerous practical consequences not anticipated by conventional physics. The theory predicts that unlimited useable energy can be tapped from a vast sea of dark matter via the Casimir effect. The Casimir effect is shown to be a transposition of a strong force law for the electron. A similar law exists for the proton, which predicts that matter can also be produced from the sea of dark matter. It would appear that constantly growing stars are a manifestation of this Casimir equation for the proton. Some individuals have proposed a theory that the Earth is expanding, and provide convincing evidence. The APM provides the physics to back the theory of an expanding Earth. Most, if not all, fusion reactions appear to be a manifestation of generating visible matter from dark matter.<br /> <br />The APM predicts the Aether has conductance, and provides a solid conductance constant that modern physics has not identified. This conductance constant of the Aether interacts with the angular momentum of subatomic particles to produce strong charge. Each subatomic particle is shown to possess not only electrostatic charge, but a second quantifiable type of charge. This strong charge is shown to be the true carrier of the strong force. As such, the APM provides a mathematically correct Unified Force Theory, which is something that no other theory has done.<br /> <br />Neuroscientists have known for decades that emotions are directly measured through conductance, particularly of the skin. The former Princeton Global Consciousness Project has shown evidence that mass human emotions affect computers. Computer chips operate on the Hall effect, which is based upon the surface conductance of the chip's materials. It would appear that the conductance of the Aether is the medium that allows for the conductance of living organisms and seemingly inanimate objects to emotionally interact. I believe fur <div class="Discussion_UserSignature"> Intellectual honesty means being willing to challenge yourself instead of others </div>