TVP #179: The Secret of Light, Walter Russell, & A Cosmological Foundation For Breakthrough Energy (with Matt Presti)

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Matt tells us a bit about his background, path here, and how he discovered the work of Walter Russell

Matt’s “The Secret of Light” video series that got him noticed by the former President of The University of Philosophy of Science

An introduction to Walter Russell, the most famous man you’ve never heard of

The story of Walter’s magnum opus, The Universal One, published in 1929

Some of his discoveries were weaponized (such as predicting the creation of heavy water), leading to he and his wife, Lao’s book "Atomic Suicide?'

An introduction to Walter’s cosmology and how it differs from mainstream science

The main difference? Walter put the CREATOR back into CREATION

Electricity, magnetism, gravity, and the overall physics (see Atomic Suicide for the best explanation)

Walter’s Optic Dynamo Generator, his breakthrough energy device that powered their 52-room university for a month

All about electricity/hydrogen and it’s role in Russellian cosmology

Another testament: Matt had a friend that installed a Brown’s Gas kit on his car 20 years ago and basically doubled his gas mileage

Bueller gives a rundown on Brown’s Gas, and other mind-blowing uses of the Brown’s Gas torch (i.e. turning aluminum oxide into rubies or sapphires)

Does Flat Earth cosmology fit with the science put forth by Walter Russell?

Dark matter, quantum theory, the big bang theory, and other mythological, psychotic mainstream fantasies

Matt gives us a rundown on his work: documentaries, music, and other inspirational content at MattPresti.com

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Matt Presti

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