Who's the oddball scientist I'm thinking of?
Years ago I was fascinated by an eccentric man who was seemingly brilliant. I can't think of his name for the life of me. I don't believe he had a traditional education but he had an impressive home lab. I believe he was in his local newspaper at one point. He bought expensive items from the Navy when they would auction them off.
He had a little known youtube channel that was really neat. For the sake of adding to his description, I know he cross dressed from time to time and randomly added that on his youtube channel.
Anyone know who I'm talking about?
Re: Who's the oddball scientist I'm thinking of?
I have no idea who the hell this god of a man is, but now I have to know.
Re: Who's the oddball scientist I'm thinking of?
Found him. For what it's worth I'm not vouching for him, I just found him a to be a fascinating cat. His name is John Hutchinson.
Re: Who's the oddball scientist I'm thinking of?
Yes/ was just going to say his name.
Re: Who's the oddball scientist I'm thinking of?
Quote:
Posted by
Strat
Found him. For what it's worth I'm not vouching for him, I just found him a to be a fascinating cat. His name is John Hutchinson.
Got a video or a link to share Strat? :heart:
I'm sure people are now wanting to know more. :)
Re: Who's the oddball scientist I'm thinking of?
Hutchinson seems to have mostly faded away from the limelight. He did some great experiments, but the problem with all high energy physics is that it is crazy dangerous.
His web site has some docs but they seem to be perhaps intentionally poorly shown. I know he was kind of like Tesla and didn't wish his ideas to be stolen, but it was a long time ago.
Web site: http://www.hutchisoneffect.com/Research.php
Re: Who's the oddball scientist I'm thinking of?
Quote:
Posted by
Constance
Quote:
Posted by
Strat
Found him. For what it's worth I'm not vouching for him, I just found him a to be a fascinating cat. His name is John Hutchinson.
Got a video or a link to share Strat? :heart:
I'm sure people are now wanting to know more. :)
Going through them at the moment, there's so many and they're not organized.
Quote:
Posted by
Intranuclear
Hutchinson seems to have mostly faded away from the limelight. He did some great experiments, but the problem with all high energy physics is that it is crazy dangerous.
His web site has some docs but they seem to be perhaps intentionally poorly shown. I know he was kind of like Tesla and didn't wish his ideas to be stolen, but it was a long time ago.
Web site:
http://www.hutchisoneffect.com/Research.php
Ha, good timing. I was about to name drop you cause I want your 2 cents on him.
Re: Who's the oddball scientist I'm thinking of?
This article pretty much sums up why Hutchinson faded away: https://www.damninteresting.com/reti...chison-effect/
Excerpt from the article:One particularly damning piece of evidence against him is a video he produced for a television special which shows a toy UFO levitating and jumping around wildly. A string is clearly visible in the upper left-hand corner of the video, wiggling in sync with the UFO’s movements. At first Hutchison claimed that it was a wire which was part of the apparatus, but later he confessed that he was “creative” with the footage because he has been unable to reproduce the effect since 1991.
Re: Who's the oddball scientist I'm thinking of?
Thanks - but got me thinking !
Whatever happened to Jean-Louis Naudin?
Re: Who's the oddball scientist I'm thinking of?
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2...laylist=x31xq0
An amazing video of Dutchsinse and John Hutchison with emf detection trailer. He stayed there for 2 days in St Louis.
This was back in 2011. Hutchison and girlfriend had been on the Gulf Coast trying to deflect the problems from the oil catastrophe.
Re: Who's the oddball scientist I'm thinking of?
John Hutchison collaborated with Dr. Judy Wood to supply background info for her fascinating and terrifying book "Where Did The Towers Go? - Evidence of Directed Free-Energy Technology on 9/11".
She claims that "The Hutchison Effect" (it's a thing) explains how the twin towers (and everything else!) were brought down. I believe her. Her book is a must-read for anyone wanting to get to the truth of the masters of our world.
http://www.drjudywood.com/towers/
B.
Re: Who's the oddball scientist I'm thinking of?
Quote:
Posted by
Fellow Aspirant
John Hutchison collaborated with Dr. Judy Wood to supply background info for her fascinating and terrifying book "
Where Did The Towers Go? - Evidence of Directed Free-Energy Technology on 9/11".
She claims that "The Hutchison Effect" (it's a thing) explains how the twin towers (and everything else!) were brought down. I believe her. Her book is a must-read for anyone wanting to get to the truth of the masters of our world.
http://www.drjudywood.com/towers/
B.
Sadly, loads of his videos taken down, and some of Dutchsinse’s.
