RE: Quantum Communications

DAB — Wed, 02 Oct 2013 19:18:38 GMT

Hi Gervasi and Sheldon,

What I uncovered in my research was an epiphany in understanding the real issues.

When I approached the problem from a Systems Engineering perspective I found "errors" in the interpretation of both the equations and the resulting experimental data.

Hysenberg did what he could with the technology he had available, but he missed a key element in analyzing his data.

We will provide data that will make a correction to his conclusions and guidance for reaching true measurement capability.

In my book, I will be defining a new way to interpret the data, which results in a very simple, measurable, and deterministic universe.

You can understand why I am not sharing details in public until everything is in copywrite.

After we publish, I will start a blog series here at Element 14 to explain and discuss the findings.

Once you see what we found, you should rapidly see the implications for future research.

More later.

If you want to help me out, go to my July blog and send me a PM with your answers to the thirty questions I provided. Your answers will help me gage what I need to do to explain the data. Some of the answers are intuitive, but a good many are going to be changed.

Yes these posts are just teesers for the book, but Element 14 will be the first open group to get access to the book and access to me for discussions, which everyone will enjoy.

Until then,

DAB

RE: Quantum Communications

DAB — Tue, 01 Oct 2013 19:31:16 GMT

My next book will bring a lot of clarification to what physicists call Quantum.

I have claified what a Photon really is and I have resolved Hysenbergs Uncertainty Principle in the process of replacing all of Schrodingers probability issues. The real universe is completely deterministic and my new theory accounts for all matter and energy.

So I would not spend a lot of time worrying about Quantum Theory. It will shortly be corrected.

DAB