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I’m skeptical too, which is to say, I’m reserving judgment until we have more information and see how this plays out. I see no reason to rush to judgment one way or the other.

Here’s the part that interests me. On Oct.26 of last year, Tom DeLonge first mentioned a piece of metal “from a crash” comprised of 80 layers of different metals that loses mass when exposed to terahertz frequency EM radiation:
Joe Rogan interview with Tom Delonge

Then on Dec. 14 he Tweeted this statement:
[MEDIA=twitter]941410192486424577[/MEDIA]
I have no idea what to make of this, but they say they’re working on an experiment to demonstrate this effect, so let’s see how it pans out. We literally have nothing to lose by exercising a little patience to give them time to perform the experiment. Of course I’d rather know the theory of operation that they’re working with, because it doesn’t conform to any known physics, but ultimately that’s irrelevant anyway until they can demonstrate a working prototype.

<blockquote data-quote="Thomas R Morrison" data-source="post: 267535" data-attributes="member: 7579">I’m skeptical too, which is to say, I’m reserving judgment until we have more information and see how this plays out.&nbsp; I see no reason to rush to judgment one way or the other.Here’s the part that interests me.&nbsp; On Oct.26 of last year, Tom DeLonge first mentioned a piece of metal “from a crash” comprised of 80 layers of different metals that loses mass when exposed to terahertz frequency EM radiation:<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5n_3mnJfHzY&amp;feature=youtu.be&amp;t=1990" target="_blank">Joe Rogan interview with Tom Delonge</a>Then on Dec. 14 he Tweeted this statement:[MEDIA=twitter]941410192486424577[/MEDIA]I have no idea what to make of this, but they say they’re working on an experiment to demonstrate this effect, so let’s see how it pans out.&nbsp; We literally have nothing to lose by exercising a little patience to give them time to perform the experiment.&nbsp; Of course I’d rather know the theory of operation that they’re working with, because it doesn’t conform to any known physics, but ultimately that’s irrelevant anyway until they can demonstrate a working prototype.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Thomas R Morrison, post: 267535, member: 7579"] I’m skeptical too, which is to say, I’m reserving judgment until we have more information and see how this plays out. I see no reason to rush to judgment one way or the other. Here’s the part that interests me. On Oct.26 of last year, Tom DeLonge first mentioned a piece of metal “from a crash” comprised of 80 layers of different metals that loses mass when exposed to terahertz frequency EM radiation: [URL='https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5n_3mnJfHzY&feature=youtu.be&t=1990']Joe Rogan interview with Tom Delonge[/URL] Then on Dec. 14 he Tweeted this statement: [MEDIA=twitter]941410192486424577[/MEDIA] I have no idea what to make of this, but they say they’re working on an experiment to demonstrate this effect, so let’s see how it pans out. We literally have nothing to lose by exercising a little patience to give them time to perform the experiment. Of course I’d rather know the theory of operation that they’re working with, because it doesn’t conform to any known physics, but ultimately that’s irrelevant anyway until they can demonstrate a working prototype. [/QUOTE]

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