taking it all for granted

It’s amazing how we take everything that IS amazing for granted. For instance, electricity, to power our homes with light, heat, aircon, refrigeration, radio, tv, computers, email and the net. If we didn’t have electricity we wouldn’t have all the other stuff.

The first magic box was radio, then tv, and now, your thinnest flatpanel computer monitor perhaps with an ability for 3D so you can look deep into the picture, miles deeper than the thickness of the screen.

And mobile phones, even before they became your camera, your net connections, sms, and now video camera.
“hello Watson, I need you” said Alexander Graham Bell.
‘Two Libby tins on a string’ has come a long way.

Early flight. “They’ll never get it off the ground.” “If God meant man to fly he’d have given him wings.” And just how big is that A380?

Gravity control. Now, because of a tragic over-fishing of more than just fish on our planet comes gravity control. If you mention the word, antigravity, perhaps 95% of the world’s people would say, huh? Anti what? Aunty Gertrude. But antigravity? Impossible. These people should be the most amazed after they undergo a re-education process but I have serious doubts. Gravity control once implimented will simply become another amazing thing we take for granted. Yet, strangely, many of those same people believe in flying saucers.

The conspiracy theories say that even before Roswell there were negotiations with the aliens. And they also say the secret of gravity control has been badly kept for over fifty years. If any of this is true perhaps it’s because there is a bomb to beat all bombs involved in this. Wipe out a planet? Heck, with this stuff you could wipe out a galaxy. In our world of today you can imagine if leaders or black op people know this, they would defend the secret of gravity control with their lives as 9/11 flashed once more. Keep it a secret or someone will find out about the bomb, said the aliens. Oh, ok, said mankind’s reps. Mum’s the word.

We’ve reached this plateau of decision where something must replace oil, perhaps electric and hydrogen but everyone is waivering. Electric is an era gone byebye, beaten out of existence by oil in the Teens and Twenties of the past century; and hydrogen, although it solves the pollution problem by emitting a water exhaust, is hard to contain and can blow up. And the fuel cell takes a lot of energy and dollars to make and gives back a fraction of usable energy for a big bucks purchase price.

The leap to gravity control would end most wars in the world and usher in a new era of equalization. But we are faced with those in control who turn a deaf ear to the ultimate solution to pollution because they are the polluters.

These guys are out. They just don’t know it yet. The good ones with their vast wisdom of being in control of the world’s transportation systems will assume a consultancy role and graciously lay down their oil can but keep it handy to grease the wheels of progress . Which, strangely, won’t involve wheels anymore. And it won’t involve fuel.

We are on the cusp of getting antigravity together even without governments who may already know. And if private enterprise outshines government in their forward thinking, well, duh.
Makes you ask, who is more honorable, big business or government? I would say governments can be enclined to try to do the right thing more than business because the private sector has government to deal with and does their best to get around it. But it’s an unfair question and one that is cyclical where government and business have traded places as to who has been more honorable.

If governments have been keeping gravity control a secret for more than fifty years, they have a new problem. The private sector. Big business of a scientific bent has been half-heartedly dabbling in the subject of gravity control for years. Government and oil have been in bed with each other since the beginning of the petrol age. Both government and the private sector have a long-running success record to protect but a growing segment of
the private sector is going to pursue gravity control and make it happen. Everybody knows that oil is running out and their only solution is to search for more. The ridiculing of the fringe science of fuel-less propulsion is beginning to wane.

Truly amazing. Don’t you think?
It’s inevitable.

If the governments of the world know and won’t fess up because of the big bomb secret which isn’t that big a secret if I know, then private industry, much more ambitious than governments, will lead the way. And what of the big bomb?
Maybe they should check the movie, The Day The Earth Stood Still, for clues.

Antigravity as a fuel-less propulsion system is truly amazing. But people don’t seem to notice this amazing time in which we live. We are so taken by death and destruction. Disaster movies are our culture. You can see a war on tv everynight.

If Nikola Tesla, the man who gave the world electricity, was correct, all we have to do is ring the earth with a wire and we can steer the planet out of the way of any further deep impacts.
Spaceship Earth. That was Bucky Fuller’s idea too.

Worldwide, we are a small crew with the compulsion to forage for the solution of the gravitic drive system but things are picking up. The number of scientists working on gravity control today is becoming quite respectable. Big business is beginning to look our way.

To save the earth we must cooperate instead of compete. Science today is government controlled. Paid scientists who have a life and a style of living not wanted broken.

The Quest For Gravity Control seeks not the above but the dedicated private citizen of the world or group who can prove the existence of antigravity and can make it work.

If world governments are fifty years ahead of private business on the subject, they have a lead that should have served them better. Maybe the thought that government conceals knowledge that will make the world pure again is a challenge to private industry to take notice.

I’d be amazed if I could take that for granted.