Posted by Wade Frazier
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Humanity’s Fifth Epochal Event: Free Energy and an Abundance-Based Political Economy
When I first had my dreams of changing the energy industry when I was 16, I had no idea what I was in for, but I have no regrets. My partner and I were ignorant of many aspects of how the world really worked or important precedents to our efforts. When my partner first began thinking in terms of free energy in 1986, probably neither of us had even heard of Nikola Tesla. Although my partner began awakening to the energy industry’s reality before I met him, when we received the first offer to buy us out, neither of us seriously suspected that it was an entreaty from those who run the world. A year later, when the offer was raised to around a billion dollars, my partner realized that deep pockets with global influence were involved. Our nightmare did not really begin until he rejected their “offer.”
As my partner and I were receiving a harsh education in how the world really works, Brian O’Leary was exploring the frontiers of science. He not only investigated free energy technologies, but began probing the UFO phenomenon and nearly lost his life at the hands of the USA’s military for his trouble. Like us, he began waking up fast. A decade later, when I told him about the exotic technology show that a close friend received, his response was nearly, “So, what else is new?” Few fellow travelers played at our level (few survive for long in those environments), but when we encountered them and traded notes, they all described similar terrain.
Almost none of us became “conspiracy theorists,” but we also knew that vastly more was happening on the global level than publicly disclosed, and that the wildest conspiracy theories were sometimes close to the truth. We all understood that hyper-elites controlled the world economy and hence the retail political scene. That organization did not have a name that we knew of. I have called them the Global Controllers, while others have used different monikers. As this essay will later discuss, the existence of that hyper-elite organization presents real and potentially fatal problems for anybody trying to develop free energy and antigravity technologies for public use. I also discovered that the public is its own worst enemy, and those hard lessons helped me develop my current strategy. This chapter will largely put aside today’s reality of the hyper-elites and the public’s inertia and describe the kind of world that can await humanity if enough of us can overcome the barriers to bringing those technologies to the public, free energy most of all. The appearance of free energy would be humanity’s Fifth Epochal Event, and by far the greatest of them all. Without further preamble, here is what a global political-economy based on free energy could look like.
Although some scientists have challenged Carnot’s Second Law of Thermodynamics and even the First, tapping the zero-point field, as some fellow travelers did, does not violate the “laws of physics” at all; it is merely harnessing an energy source that mainstream science does not recognize, even though its greatest minds have posited its existence. For that reason, Brian O’Leary called such energy “New Energy,” and we co-founded a movement in 2003 with that name. However, when my partner and I began to mount a business in 1987 around “New Energy,” he called it “free electricity” in ads, and we used the term “free energy” before we knew anything about the field or our professional ancestors. I used the term “free energy” for many years before I heard the term “new energy,” and I will likely always use “free energy” (“FE”), largely because I grew up with it and it is still commonly used in the field. My partner’s shared savings programs were also the closest thing to truly “free” energy that has ever been on the world market.
Many different technologies have been developed that attempted to tap the zero-point field, and devices made from rotating magnets seem to be the most common prototypes, but a solid-state device similar to what Sparky Sweet developed would be the likely “winner” in any FE device contest, and a variant of it is likely what my friend was shown. There is some evidence that people can become ill if they remain near the energy field generated by those devices, but it also seems that either a way has been developed to shield the field within the device, or the devices have to operate a little ways from biological organisms, so they might have to be in a separate room in a home or compartment in a vehicle. That problem may also have been solved, and I will assume that it has been. The device I have in mind is solid state, cheaply made, and produces, for all intents and purposes, as much energy as a person wants.
Also, my friend was shown antigravity technology in that underground demonstration. Sparky Sweet’s device also produced antigravity effects, and the electrogravity technologies for which the research went black in the 1950s needed vast amounts of energy to operate. Free energy and antigravity are interrelated, and the vision presented in this chapter will assume that those technologies are universally used by humanity. Also, I am aware, directly from event participants, that many exotic materials have also been developed and systematically suppressed. Flubber is not all that fictional. Also, innumerable technologies that would make almost all of today’s industries and professions immediately obsolete have been suppressed. As noted previously, that warehouse scene in Raiders of the Lost Ark is not all that fictional. For the following vision, I will assume that those technologies also made it into the public’s hands. What kind of world could appear if those technologies were in regular use by humanity? I have described many applications before (1, 2, 3), but will expand the discussion.
The immediate effect of FE technology is the almost immediate cessation of combustion to generate energy, from wood to hydrocarbons. Burning organic material to generate energy will quickly become archaic and rarely done. Some applications may need a flame, and for such situations, burning hydrogen would seem ideal, as water is split to make it, and burning it results in water again. Burning hydrogen created by FE would have no environmental impact. That can also be taken further into exotic substances such as Brown’s Gas, which also created Low Energy Nuclear Reactions, and can remediate nuclear waste into harmless substances. The end of combustion, especially the kind that alters the atmosphere’s composition, would immediately end. The 400 PPM of carbon dioxide in Earth’s atmosphere today could also be reduced using FE-powered technologies, regaining preindustrial levels. That could easily be accomplished within a generation, and perhaps far more quickly. With FE, it would be technically easy to attain whatever atmospheric composition humanity desired, but since Earth’s ecosystems were adapted to less than 300 PPM before humans began their era of combustion, lowering it to preindustrial levels is probably best for today’s ecosphere.
Antigravity technology, combined with FE, may be how some of our ET visitors have arrived, and is likely the primary reason behind the ET cover-up. With FE and antigravity technology, the Fifth Epochal Event definitely arrives, and some immediate applications follow. When Brian O’Leary taught at Princeton, he was a leading voice regarding asteroid mining and space colonization. The reasons for that pursuit were several. The first was that if asteroids were mined, the energy spent to overcome Earth’s gravity would not be needed, so refining asteroids into their constituent elements (largely iron) would be far cheaper, energetically, than mining them on Earth and rocketing them into space. The second was that mining asteroids would not cause any of the environmental devastation that mining on Earth causes. The third is that new environments for humans would be created that would not disturb Earth’s beleaguered ecosystems. Brian’s work was some of the first on a practical, space-based Utopia. He was ahead of his time in many ways.
With FE and antigravity technologies, those salubrious space colony ideas can be taken much further. For starters, there would be little practical limit on the size and speed of spaceships. The entire solar system would quickly become human civilization’s hinterland, and even the primary abode of space-living peoples. All pollution on Earth is caused by energy scarcity. With FE, all materials are infinitely recyclable, and any kind of pollution on Earth would likely become seen as the equivalent of flushing sewage into the water supply. Pollution would soon become as acceptable as slavery is.
On Star Trek, replicators can make whatever element anybody wants. While that technology may also exist in the Global Controllers’ treasure trove, I am not specifically aware of it. Almost all that I know and feel comfortable reporting regarding those hoarded technologies is what fellow travelers have stated what they saw, usually telling me directly. I never solicited their testimony, but they had a need to talk. This chapter will present a vision where manipulation on the nuclear level is not a regular practice, although I realize that it could well come to pass if it does not already exist, which would make this chapter’s vision potentially even more grand. Also, while I have heard rumors of time travel being another sequestered technology, and some have made public claims of their involvement in time-travel experiments, I have not had any close fellow travelers confirm that to me from their direct personal experience, so I will also lay aside that possibility in this chapter, although it would certainly be mind-blowing technology.
One large asteroid would provide enough metal to supply all of humanity’s needs for the near future, even as humanity begins to settle the solar system. One of humanity’s first tasks would be cleaning up our mess beyond Earth’s atmosphere. A junkyard orbits Earth today, and we have even sent material beyond our solar system. In the equivalent of a month or year of effort by one well-equipped crew (I would eagerly volunteer for that duty), all of the junk in Earth’s orbit and scattered across our solar system would be cleaned up. The Apollo moon landing sites and other notable exploration sites might be preserved as museums, but almost everything else would be cleaned up.
Cleaning up human space junk would only be the beginning, however. All asteroids in Earth-crossing orbits would be cleaned up (moved or mined), and if the technology does not already exist, it could readily be developed so that nothing larger than a pebble would be in Earth’s vicinity. Also, any comets arriving from the Kuiper belt would be immediately noticed and tracked, and anything on an Earth-crossing trajectory (and probably crossing any planet or moon), would be either redirected or mined. The idea of randomly appearing comets, or potentially threatening asteroids, could quickly become as obsolete as stone tools, as the solar system became “domesticated.” The asteroid belt and Kuiper belt have enough raw material to build space colonies that could easily host all of today’s humanity, and that is before we even think of settling or mining any other planets. It may be decided that the entire asteroid belt be consolidated into one “planet” that can be mined for raw materials when needed. It would be less than a twentieth the size of our Moon.
About FE’s first application would be ending economic desperation for all peoples for all time, and the invader mentality should completely disappear from human consciousness if economic abundance was universally enjoyed by humanity. During the human journey, from the very first humans that left Africa, or even taking it further to the first chimps that left the trees, or going further back to the mammals that lived in burrows and trees while the dinosaurs ruled, or the “pioneers” who colonized land, their invasive practices were always driven by survival issues. I believe in potential human sentience, and seeing how gladiators and slaves are seen in the West today as barbaric relics of our primitive past, I think it is reasonable to believe that when the economic motivation for wars and exploitation becomes outmoded, humanity will achieve new levels of collective conscience, and invading environments of other life forms will quickly be seen as a great offense that only the most primitive beings engage in. If humans begin to explore Mars or Venus, for instance, and somebody else already lives there and may not want us there, my hope is that the “settler” mentality of those genocidal European migrants would be extinct, and that we would not intrude where we were not wanted. As already discussed, for the previous epochal events (1, 2, 3, 4), what the event led to was unimaginable to beings living before the event. But this time we have some hints, and shows such as Star Trek are likely not all that fictional, and my understanding is that a close cousin to its Prime Directive actually guides our ET visitors, and humans will not be allowed to become a space-faring species until we reach a level of maturity where ideas such as the Prime Directive become standard features of our culture. While the idea of becoming a space-faring culture has plenty to occupy the imagination, Brian O’Leary and I were always most interested in the environmental, economic, political, and social changes that a “free energy revolution” could initiate, so the rest of this chapter will focus on how life on Earth can change for humanity, as well as our fellow organisms.
With FE, many concepts used today to describe economic and environmental reality will be superseded. One is called the carbon footprint, which is a result of burning hydrocarbons to get our energy. That will become immediately anachronistic and meaningless. There are similar “footprint” concepts, such as the footprint that humanity has on Earth’s ecosystems. In 2007, it was calculated that humanity was harvesting Earth’s ecosystems at a rate of 150% of their productivity. In finance terms, that is called eating into the capital, not living on the interest. The most dramatic change that FE will have on Earth is that humans will no longer exploit ecosystems to survive. As previously noted, at Japanese rice farmer levels of productivity, an American suburban yard could provide the food for the family that lives in the house. Even if we ignore the many exotic materials that have been created and suppressed, imagine an indoor environment that can be as hot, cold, light, dark, wet, or dry as desired, and however much water and other nutrients were needed were freely available. Growing racks could be stacked three high or more, for example, with continual lighting, and food productivity under those conditions could reduce that food footprint to the “basement” of the spacious home sitting atop it. Would the family want to raise tropical fruits? Root crops? Seed crops? Fruit and nut trees? The septic system could be made to recycle the sewage into clean nutrients for crops. The water could be continually recycled, beginning the cycle with distilled-level purity. Would the house have a swimming pool of continually pure water with a robotic lifeguard? What water temperature would be desired? A completely self-contained family living system could be readily developed, and it would contain “luxuries” scarcely imaginable today. Or it could be made for one person. It could also be self-contained regarding its gases, constantly recycled. Think of Star Trek and its replicators to get an idea of would be largely feasible today, if energy was unlimited and created no environmental harm to produce it, and everybody could produce their own. Add antigravity technology to the mix, and where do you want your self-contained dwelling to go? On Mars? Traveling the Kuiper Belt? Floating on Earth’s ocean? Floating above the clouds? Underground on Earth? Those are just some of the innumerable possibilities. Maybe most people would want to live on Earth’s continents. Maybe instead of self-contained dwellings, small communities would have a food-growing center, maybe underground, maybe in the air, and maybe on the ground, but since that food unit could go anywhere, why wreck the ecosystem for all other creatures to host it there? I believe that when people experience economic abundance, and nothing is harmed to provide it, the zero-sum game and its many rationalizations will be seen as vulgar as all the justifications for slavery not so long ago.
Just as humanity can clean up its space junk, all of the insults that humans, particularly industrialized humans, have inflicted on Earth can also be remediated as among FE’s first applications. There are floating garbage patches in the world’s oceans, primarily comprised of plastic. That could be easily cleaned up, mostly with automated equipment, and is another temporary assignment that I would happily volunteer for. The entire concept of disposable plastics that enter the environment would be rethought and redesigned. All landfills, waste dumps, mine tailings, and the like would be recycled into their constituent elements or made harmless, and all of Earth’s environments would be restored. With FE and related technologies, those tasks would be easily completed. As I discovered when promoting a way to remediate nuclear waste, just like all the fake philanthropy, businesses such as nuclear waste management are simply more rackets. If not for corporate and Global Controller interference, those issues would be easily remedied.
For those who fear skies filled with colliding craft, that will not happen. The days of human-piloted craft are quickly coming to an end. By 2012, automobiles without drivers had a logged a half million kilometers of driving the USA’s highways without incident, and self-driving cars being sold by the early 2020s are predicted. By the time that antigravity craft are made for public use, I would expect that they are all computer-piloted. When I have floated these ideas past people, some who even call themselves visionaries, the immediate reaction is almost always fearful, imagining all that could go wrong, before they even think about the benefits. That is a universal problem that I will address later.
Along with FE, antigravity, and exotic materials being suppressed, I am also aware that computer technology vastly superior to what is on the market today has been developed, and communication technology has been developed that in some ways resembles Star Trek’s subspace communications. I do not know a great deal about what has been developed in that realm, but firsthand accounts of some fellow travelers have been eye-opening. I suspect that if FE and antigravity breakout beyond organized suppression, the floodgates will open and the “problems” that humanity will face will be what technologies to deploy first. It is almost certain that humanity’s current communication technologies will be highly primitive compared to what already exists and is hidden, so I expect that none of the current satellites in orbit around Earth will continue use, but will be retired, and the concept of satellites for communication and viewing Earth will radically change.
Today, capitalist interests have turned industrial waste into “medicine” and concocted other Big Lies that the public has swallowed whole. Greed and other deadly sins have been turned into virtues in our insane world. If abundance comes to pass, if a practice is discovered to be harmful, then it will be abandoned and a harmless method will be developed and implemented. What will not happen is that those “invested” in the harmful practice will brainwash the masses, with compliant “scientists” who have sold their souls, to turn poison into medicine, call addictive junk food (that capitalizes on the evolutionary energetic adaptation to prefer sweet and fatty foods) nutritious, and the many other evil insanities that parade today as beneficial or benign. Without huge capitalistic interest involved, which are only concerned with profit, those kinds of practices will end.
If land-farming becomes viewed as primitive, seen about as stone tools are today, and we can get all of our raw materials from around the solar system and easily manipulate them for our use, why would we ever again harm the fragile ecosystem that was our original home? Those kinds of practices would quickly be seen as primitive and born of desperation, and will be universally abandoned. Under an FE-based economy, eating animal flesh will likely be seen as unnecessary, primitive, and barbaric, and would soon end. Similarly, drugs and other inebriants are all brief escapes from misery, and when everybody’s standard of living leaps upward by a few orders of magnitude, the desire for inebriants will decline and likely vanish.
Nations such as Japan and Germany have advanced robotics, especially with their aging and low-birthrate populations. Also, the suppressed and sequestered technologies also involve robotics. Very quickly, there would not be any “job” that required human drudgery, anywhere on Earth. Those would be some of the easiest situations to remedy.
What will quickly happen is that all human needs can be easily met with almost no human effort. Think of the average “workday” of an average adult being about an hour, to provide all of humanity’s necessities at a standard of living that makes Bill Gates appear a pauper. Just as the world’s richest man in 1700 lived a primitive life compared to the average American, in an FE-based economy, future generations will marvel that the world’s richest man in 2000 never even left his home planet, like some galactic bumpkin. Instead of riding hundreds of energy slaves, each human would ride thousands, hundreds of thousands, or even more. In our scarcity-based world, and especially in greed-is-a-virtue nations such as the USA, such an idea of all humans having their basic needs met is decried as “socialism” and worse, but if all of humanity could almost effortlessly be fed, housed, and clothed, and transportation and communication were also effortlessly accomplished, why would they be denied anybody on the basis of somebody’s greed? That is the case today, with the games that the Global Controllers play, but this chapter is about imagining that that initial hurdle was cleared. All of the world’s nations, other than the USA, have long advocated that food, clothing, shelter, medical care, and education should be universal human rights. The only nation that officially vetoed that idea is history’s richest and most powerful. What is wrong with that picture?
In summary, a world without environmental destruction and poverty would quickly come to pass with the most basic of the technologies that I know exist. But what may challenge most of today’s minds are the many features of today’s civilization that will quickly become archaic, viewed as slavery and gladiator “games” are today. Probably the most important aspect of civilization disappearing with the release of those technologies is the same aspect that is suppressing them; with economic abundance, elites become obsolete. Elites have always been economic elites above all else, and all elites for all time have engaged in conspicuous economic consumption as the mark of their status. Slavery appeared with civilization and disappeared with industrialization. Elites appeared with civilization and will disappear with the Fifth Epochal Event, which is why hyper-elites have worked so hard to prevent it. They see their very existence being at stake. For most “normal” people, that can seem a bizarre view, but hyper-elites are addicted to political power and their ability to rule an entire planet. While each industrialized human rides hundreds of energy slaves, hyper-elites see themselves as riding billions of actual slaves. They will not willingly relinquish that perquisite, even if the planet is made uninhabitable as a consequence. As discussed previously, even most hyper-elites realize the insanity of that position, and cooler heads may prevail. Instead of ruling in hell, elites will become regular members of something that resembles heaven on Earth.
When that elite domino tumbles, what else becomes obsolete? As previously discussed, the reasons for cities to appear were ease of communication, social interaction, and surplus energy delivered to urban environments that allowed for the specialization that led to professions. The energetic exploitation of a hinterland and low energy transportation lanes to deliver it made cities possible. With the ability to travel and communicate anywhere on Earth nearly instantly, and with the myriad problems of urban civilization, who would want to live cheek-by-jowl in cities? With the kinds of lifestyles made possible by those technologies, nobody I know would choose to live in a city. Urban environments would likely become obsolete, or the function of what remained would radically change. There would be places to gather for social events, and there might be something resembling factories, farms, offices, and the like, but there would not be any reason to cram them together, as energy scarcity underlies most urban features (low-energy transportation lanes, high-density dwellings at the end of those lanes). A modern city is essentially a huge, energy-concentrating device, where the energy efficiencies of centralized production, distribution, and consumption are critical features. Those features become meaningless in an FE-based world.
In the site that I published in 2002, a prominent argument was that nearly everything that Americans did was worthless for creating and maintaining the USA’s standard of living. Professions involved in exchange will all become pointless in a world of economic abundance, which include accountants, cashiers, lawyers, police, and soldiers. Entire industries, such as banking and insurance, will evaporate. Politicians will largely cease to exist, especially those on today’s world stage, who are puppets of economic interests. Even seemingly worthwhile professions are largely rackets, such as Western medicine. With most people performing intrinsically worthless activities, what will happen when such professions and industries disappear? Will everybody just lay around, watch TV, and get fat? I doubt it. I do not have enough years in my lifetime to get my life list done. If people think about all the activities that are designed to relieve stress, cope with fear, and the like, so many less obvious activities will also fade to oblivion, and nobody will mourn their passing. In that world, which sources I respect have described in other star systems, time spent “working” is called “joy time,” as beings are fulfilled as they societally contribute in a meaningful way, they do it by using their particular talents, and there is no such thing as drudgery. Also, the idea of competition will likely go the way of the dinosaur, as will the “entertainments” that enthrall so many today, such as sports, competitive games, beauty competitions, and the like. “Entertainment” with winners and losers will no longer be attractive, rooted as it is in ideas of scarcity, and celebrity culture and gossip will also become obsolete. All such primitive behaviors and ideals will fade away, and they will not be missed.
As my fellow travelers and I have pursued free energy and a healed planet and humanity, the nearly universal reactions to our efforts were denial and fear, which often led to us being attacked. Denial is a fear reaction, so we always found the barrier to be fear. If people got past denial and fear of “unexpected outcomes,” then greed usually destroyed the efforts. Greed is the fear of never having enough, so once again, fear defeated the effort. Those reactions all happened long before organized suppression was ever applied. When the agents of organized suppression arrived, they almost effortlessly defeated the efforts by using people’s fear and greed against them. When I saw it happen the first few times, I initially refused to believe it. We made the Global Controllers’ task easy. Their efforts easily turned my own mother against me. The opposite of fear is love, and that has always been the crux of this conundrum, which will be addressed later. This chapter is about what life looks like after we get over the hump; I honor some fears, but they can be addressed.
As previously noted, economic motives have always been at the root of all wars, and Fuller noted the same motivation behind all soldiers, and even one of Hitler’s henchmen observed how any society can be motivated to war by fear, so why would wars break out when everybody lived in abundance? There are some legitimate transition fears, and I advocate a global peacekeeping force, ideally staffed with grandmothers, who would ensure that the transition to a world based on abundance was not marred by warfare. Today, the Global Controllers can detect when anybody accesses the zero-point field, and weaponization of FE technology could probably be detected and just as easily disabled. I would happily deputize grandmothers (and not male-model women such as Margaret Thatcher, Hillary Clinton, Condoleezza Rice, etc.) to take the toys away from the boys who cannot seem to play nicely, until the utter stupidity of such behavior becomes universally obvious and nobody needs to be reminded anymore. I envision a solar-system-wide government forming, but its only charges would be safety, ensuring that everybody had life’s necessities, and promoting a dynamic unity among all peoples. It would be a government based on love and abundance, not fear and scarcity. That government will not be about amassing power, catering to the economic elites, defending borders, and playing the adolescent games that we see on today’s world stage. Today’s retail political activity would resemble chimpanzee politics from the perspective of that FE-based civilization. There would not be huge punitive legal systems and prisons, but justice and healing would always be the goal. What today are called “criminals” would be recognized as sick people in need of help, not punishment. The most recalcitrant might be sequestered from society, but placed in environments of healing and education, not punishment. Criminal mentalities would not last long, either, nor could they be successfully hidden as they are today. The innumerable secret games being played today will largely vanish, and almost nobody would see the point of playing them. Abundance would make many behaviors called “human nature” today simply vanish.
Other dramatic changes in humanity will happen that may not be obvious at first. Humanity’s races are the result of evolution, where geographic isolation and environmental adaption have led to incipient speciation, and hair, skin, and eye color are superficial changes. All human races can interbreed, and when geographic isolation ends with a humanity that can easily travel throughout the solar system, not only will racism end, but so will race. There will be only one race, probably within a few hundred years after FE appears, and racism is already under siege in nations such as the USA, and racism, along with all such “isms,” always had an economic rationale that elevated one group at the expense of others. All of those scarcity-based systems, judgments, and ideologies will quickly become senseless, just as so many others have during the course of human civilization. Just as races are a product of geographic and genetic isolation that will disappear as the isolation does, humanity will likely use only one language. As with disappearing races, the process of languages disappearing will likely take centuries. Maybe something like Esperanto will rise again, or a lingua franca such as English will persist for a time (and computer-based language translation is increasingly common and sophisticated), but eventually one language will unify humanity. Science has been called a universal language, but the universal conversational language will likely resemble an English/Chinese blend or something similar. All human languages are UP’s languages, so that universal language will be easily learned by all.
Today’s organized religions will all become obsolete, as the roots of religion were based in winning wars, and today’s religions are all priesthood-serving distortions of valid perceptions of spiritual masters. They have all waned in influence with industrialization, and when abundance reigns instead of scarcity, no ideas will be distorted into methods of social control and supporting economic rackets. There will be spiritual practices, but they will not rest on the violence-, fear-, and scarcity-based foundations of today’s religions. Today’s New Age-type religions are usually tired retreads of the same constructions that the original priesthoods built, with male leaders crafting their messages, which often have some validity, into building financial empires, replete with harems and other perquisites.
Darwin began his Origin of the Species with describing the evolutionary effects of domestication. Humans have already created unprecedented evolutionary trends, and a prominent speculation among scientists is that humans have domesticated themselves and genes for the bellicosity of warfare, for instance, may be getting culled from the human gene pool. With industrialization, violence has been proportionally diminished, and may be on its way to dying out. The entire dominance model of human relations will likely become a relic of our primitive heritage.
The human nuclear family was a change from ape social organization, giving more males an opportunity to procreate, but it is also an economic institution, as have been extended families and the like. Family and clan organization began to disappear with the first cities in Sumer. What will happen to family structures with FE and abundance? Bearing children is hard on a woman, and it is difficult to imagine a population explosion with FE and abundance, as women will have better things to do than become baby factories. Maybe the human population will significantly decline in a continuance of today’s demographic transition, but even if it rose, since humanity will not place a burden on Earth’s ecosystems, it would not matter like it does today.
Humans can radically alter the course of life on Earth, even more so than we already have. Artificial selection has proven to be far more powerful than natural selection, and with the human ability to alter its environment, natural selection itself could become largely obsolete where humanity is concerned. I will return to this subject soon, but while those ideas can seem to encourage megalomania, it could also point the way to horizons that we can scarcely imagine, that do not have to become Blade Runner-ish nightmares.
During the history of life on Earth and the human journey, there were many golden ages, where energy was relatively abundant, whether it was new ecological niches with few competitors (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14), “virgin” continents awaiting the “settlers,” (1, 2, 3), or the early days of exploiting a new energy source (1, 2, 3, 4), but the good times ended as others arrived to take their share of the energy or the energy source was depleted. If there is more potential energy in one cubic centimeter of “empty” space than scientists think exists in the entire visible universe, when do you think the energy will run out? For all practical human purposes, the energy would be inexhaustible. Michio Kaku has popularized the idea of galactic civilizations ranked on levels of energy usage, and under that scale, humanity has not yet reached the first level. An FE-based civilization would probably rank as a Type 1. I am not too interested in humanity becoming a Type 2 or Type 3 civilization, and maybe none exist in our universe. Those can seem like rather grandiose ideas to today’s humans. Taking care of our own planet and fellow creatures is enough challenge for our species for the foreseeable future. I would happily settle for humans just learning those lessons for the next million years or so, before embarking on anything more ambitious. Humanity is not yet toilet-trained as a species, and reaching that galactically modest level is what the work of FE activists I respect has generally been devoted toward. Anything beyond that will be a bonus and far into the future.
The training that enabled people to perform remote viewings and other psychic feats ruined many scientific careers, as scientists received direct personal experience that the materialistic paradigm that guides mainstream science is false. Brian O’Leary and I had our first remote viewing experiences performing the same exercise in the 1970s. I performed experiments regarding the human ability to generate a subtle energy that prevents rotting, and was able to generate great heat with my hands, which others have developed to far higher levels of mastery. Brian performed similar experiments, and advocated a scientific approach to investigating such phenomena. Nearly all of my fellow travelers in the FE field had some kind of experience like that in their late teens or early twenties. Most were scientists or scientists-in-training. When people have experiences such as those, they will never accept the materialistic assumptions that dominate mainstream science. As noted previously, the giants of physics, that hardest of the hard sciences, fully realized the limitations in the orthodox framework and all held “heretical” ideas that could be called mystical. Many organizations have sought to remedy the affliction of mainstream science that views consciousness as a mere epiphenomenon of brain activity. I met Brian at a conference for one such organization. It has been called bridging the gap between science and religion, and other terms. I see it as bringing science and consciousness together. Brian was a speaker at that conference, and his talk’s subject was the need for a new science. Until mainstream science allows consciousness into its paradigm and rejects its materialistic assumptions, it will be playing a small game, as the greatest science of all may be the science of consciousness.
As discussed previously, there is a great deal of evidence, nearly all of it suppressed, that we are not alone in the universe. It is being suppressed for the same reason that FE, antigravity, and myriad other technologies are being suppressed: so the hyper-elites can continue sitting upon their perch atop the global food chain. The issues are deeply related, and either situation breaking out of the organized suppression will likely resolve the other almost instantaneously, and they might be resolved at the same moment. Although the Brookings Institute advised NASA for caution regarding any ET disclosures, the days of a War of the Worlds reaction are long gone. Knowing that we are not alone in the universe, and that our journey may have been significantly influenced by ET visitors (such as the velocity of today’s technological revolution), will change humanity’s self-image and likely the way that we end up interacting with galactic civilizations, but that will all pale beside the economic and social changes that FE, antigravity, and related technologies will initiate. That is all unexplored territory and I, for one, look forward to exploring it.
To revisit the world’s dominant ideologies, they will all become obsolete in a world where abundance reigns, and all abundance notions have to be based on energy abundance above all else. If energy is not abundant, none of the abundance ideas put forth by various visionaries have any hope of coming to fruition.
The ideas presented in this chapter can be seen as vague ideas, if the Fifth Epochal Event happens. I can no more predict the specific outcomes of the Fifth Epochal Event than that English peasant of 1500 could predict the end of slavery, the invention of the Internet, the demographic transition, the liberation of women, Hollywood, nuclear weapons, or rockets to the moon. One phenomenon that happens with all FE visionaries is that we realize that an FE-based future is far beyond our ability to truly imagine, but none of us are unhappy with that situation.
However, for this Epochal Event, unlike the others, we actually have some hints of what might lie ahead, and Star Trek provides one such vision of a potential future. Brian O’Leary went from astronaut to psychonaut, and I have known world-class psychonauts, some of whom visited other dimensions and returned with Earth-shaking inventions (always stolen or suppressed, of course). One set of visions has been a star that I have steered by since the mid-1990s, and is particularly inspiring. The psychonaut visited two future human realities, about 300 years into our future. They were on opposite ends of the fear/love spectrum. Both were technologically advanced compared to today and both had genetic engineering, but the fear-dominated reality made Blade Runner’s Los Angeles seem like Disneyland, while a Disney movie could not begin to depict the love-based one. Visions like that make it clear to me that our future will be what we make it. What we choose to do, today, determines what our tomorrow looks like. The fear-based world was filled with victims, from top to bottom, while those in that other world all acted like true creators, and creators create with love. Love has always been the answer, and learning that lesson may be the reason why we are here, playing this life-on-Earth game.
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