But he did claim the ability to pull current out of the ground which is what Chris Bake is managing to perform.
Chet, you've mentioned "pulling current out of the ground" several times, but I just don't get it.
Clearly you can pull current out of the ground if you put it back in...
This is where you make your mistake. Because you'll be assuming that you will be
pushing it back in.
Consider air pressure alleviated by wind.
A high pressure zone moves air to a low pressure zone since the elevated air pressure pushes air to move in the direction of the low pressure zone. This accumulates a rise in pressure in the low pressure zone. This is similar to how a battery interacts with a circuit. In both of these instances, pressure differences equalize so as to reduce the likelihood, or the need, for any wind to blow or any direct current to flow.
But what if the wind should/could move in reverse? What will be the consequences, then?
The wind will pile up pressure in the high pressure zone and the low pressure zone will drop to zero pressure. This is what I see occur time and time again in my circuit type which utilizes the properties of the golden ratio among its mutual inductances of three sets of coils without being limited to the golden ration, itself (see previous post somewhere in here!).
In other words, the reversal of current has occurred (sometimes called negative impedance or negative resistance). But I've stated, somewhere in a prior posting, that due to using Ohm's Law, it is more correct to call this the inversion of output voltage (also known as current) inducing negative watts.
So, the inversion of current is more appropriate. This is what forms black holes which don't have to be limited to stars, but can also occur with planets. This is also analogous to invisibility since, according to Patanjali in his Yoga Sutras, his definition of invisibility is whenever the reflected light is not allowed to leave an object.
...the yogi is not adding the quality of invisibility; rather he is withdrawing the quality of see-ability.
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Patanjali's Yoga Sutras 3.21Hence, his definition of invisibility is in complete accord with what we observe with black holes in which their light is not allowed to leave (because the emission of light is analogous to the reflection of light).
This has the consequence of redefining the reflection of light as its absorption and re-emission (when allowed to do so).
This negation (inversion) of current results in the negation (the inversion) of entropy which may give us the illusory (false) impression that time has reversed (inverted) its forward direction. This is not so. But I cover this illusion in another posting regarding parasitic frequencies riding piggy-back on top of their input frequencies in which the magnitude of the input frequency becomes superseded by the largess of the resultant parasitic frequency tricking ourselves (and tricking the simulation software that we design) to misinterpret this as the reversal of time when it is not true. Instead, the correct interpretation is that the reference for time (used by the energy within the circuit), namely the input frequency spawn a parasitic frequency whose amplitude grows larger than the input frequency tricking the simulator into erroneously assuming that time has reversed itself.
This does not replace the theory held by physics that the gravity of a very large quantity could reverse the direction of light. It merely adds another alternative contrivance as to how its reversal could occur and, thus, removes the assumption that a very large gravity (such as a star) is required to effect this reversal. For, any reversal of light will result in a black hole or the invisibility of any object.
This does not succeed in making a spark gap or a neon bulb invisible since we are not locating our perspective at one, or the other, electrode. We are looking inside from outside. Thus, we are not being affected by this reversal.
But with a black hole, we are where that light would have come to had it not reversed. Thus, we (the observer) are the analogous point of view of one of the electrodes of a spark gap whenever we look in the direction of a black hole or an invisible object or subject.
This is why the perspective of time is a relativistic perspective dependent upon the location of the observer. Is it located within the energy, itself? Or is it our perspective located outside of the energy which is within the circuit? These two perspectives can sometimes give completely opposing conclusions whenever a surge occurs towards the initial moments of a simulator's runtime or a physical network/circuit's on-time.
... to the ground elsewhere. Obvious examples are any circuits with an earth return, including the 1-wire telegraph.
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Where I struggle is when you are pulling current out of the ground without putting it back. Where does it go? I've tried to capture my difficulty with the following diagram. How can I pull current out of the ground in this case?
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Please don't answer with just a link to another post. Can you just give a clear and simple answer? Thank you.