He Solved Einstein's Greatest Unfinished Problem - Unified Field Theory

SPEAKER_01 0:07

I am here with Mark Fiorentino, probably one of the more interesting guests I think I've had. What I love about Mark is he blends science, creativity, with uh spirituality. And he's really both sides of the coin and he's found a way to meld it together. And he's a healthy dash of Einstein as well in his work. So Mark is an author of a great book that he's going to tell us about, and he's uh also a metaphysicist. So, Mark, that's a small introduction, but why don't you just uh I say I guess first welcome to the show and introduce yourself to our audience.

SPEAKER_00 0:40

Oh, yeah. Um, I'm Mark Fiorentino. I uh have spent uh most of my life spare time studying physics, really how the things work, and and a great interest in the unified field theory. Uh as I discovered at the age of ten when looking for somebody that was a saint to be born on my birthday. I couldn't find a saint, but on the calendar it said Albert Einstein. So I looked him up, began reading about him, discovered the unified field theory, and I remember the day sitting in front of the cyclopedia shelf and saying, This is the most sensible thing I've ever heard. I want to see this happen. And I spent years reading books about physicists, hopefully somebody would say something that discover it. And I waited and I waited and I waited over fifty years. And then, to my surprise, the person I had been waiting for was me. I I was shocked, and now we're in we're on a threshold of an important discovery if I can get it validated through the peer review system. Uh so that's where we're at. That's how I got into this, and and there was a lot of spiritual things that happened along the way that we could talk about.

SPEAKER_01 2:12

So let's start, because that was kind of the trigger point for you. Kind of, you know, that it's you. It was a guardian angel, so and it was also a health issue that you overcame. So uh I think and it was also a prompt for you to go to the doctor. So we want to talk about that and kind of what kind of finally, after waiting 50 years, the angel said, Hey, come on, move. You you're gonna do it.

SPEAKER_00 2:32

Well, I've discovered through watching many, many videos of near-death experiences that uh all people that are born here and and uh other planets as well have guardian angels. And we have a life plan. Please, everybody, concentrate on what I just said there. It's vitally important. We all, every last one of us has a life plan. We're here to learn specific things and to accomplish specific things. And so even if you go to a psychic and you want to get the details, you can't because that will ruin that foreknowledge, can upset the life plan. It'll it'll change your thinking and you won't accomplish what you came for. So you can't find out everything you want to know about the future, but in general terms, they can explain a little bit. And I did go to a psychic when I was 19 years old just for fun, that opened the door into this whole wondrous world, this journey that I'm on.

SPEAKER_01 3:39

Then you had a garden angel visit you and told you to go to the doctor, right? And you had a message victory over cancer, uh, knock on wood, and God bless you, and praying for you. Um that told you that you now is the time, it's fifty years, you have this battle first, and once you do that, you get your message out, right?

SPEAKER_00 3:59

Right. Um I was having odd symptoms and I was losing weight and I wasn't feeling good. Uh and um my the color of my urine was turning uh reddish brown, dark, and I didn't realize that was blood in my urine. And uh so we're my wife and I are discussing things and uh I uh I went to sleep that night saying a prayer, and during the night I had my my guardian angels come to me, and I know when they do it, there's a certain thing that happens to me. I I feel this energies tingling along my spine, and sometimes I hear this funny buzzing sound, and then I just calm down, I quiet my thinking, and I let them say whatever it is they want to say. And that night the guardian angel said very clearly, You're going to have to fight the monster in order to save the world or to save the world. And uh then I woke up, and then I woke up my wife and I told her, honey, I know what I I I told her what I heard, and then I said, I know what the monster is. It's gonna be cancer. And um the next day my symptoms got really bad, and I said, We we gotta go to the ER. Went to the ER, they did a CAT scan, I had a huge tumor on my kidney. Uh, and they gave us the bad news and it was shocking. My wife was crying, I was upset. Um and I says, Well, here it is, the monster. And I'm about to go through a big fight, and um that prophecy came true quick enough to save the world part I didn't understand. I I I I thought, well, maybe it's my book. I I don't know. Uh but now I know. Because after the operation, which was horrendously difficult, but it did save my life. It certainly played a major role. And then the the radiation treatment, and then the immu immunology treatment, and then the kyphoplasty to fix all the cracked vertebrae. All of this suffering I had to go through while doing that. I was bed bed bound. I um started playing with AIs and and I had my theory ideas, and I just we chatted and I taught it, and it began to believe in it after a while. At first it tried to argue with me like a regular physicist would, but then I kept explaining, that's wrong. That concept is wrong. And now I'm gonna tell you why. I'm gonna ask you, I had asked the AI a question, I said, what's the charge of a photon? And the the AI, you know, thinking, thinking, no charge, zero charge. That's what every physicist will say. And I say, um I told you you're gonna answer that, and it's gonna be wrong, and you're wrong, and now here's why. The photon is actually comprised of a positive charge and a negative charge, a plus one, minus one, you could say. And they're equal. And the meaning of zero in this case is not nada, nothing, it's balance. The photon identity is not zero charge, it is plus one, minus one. And the the AI is th thinking, thinking is just you're right, I never thought of it that way.

SPEAKER_01 8:54

Mark, quick question. What AI platform did you use? Was it ChatGBT? Did you use multiple ones?

SPEAKER_00 9:00

I use multiple ones. Okay.

SPEAKER_01 9:02

I was gonna say that's very smart to check it against each other because you'll get different.

SPEAKER_00 9:06

Uh that's all I do all day long is uh I'm at two, but I'm going probably going to go up to three to maybe as many as five. Because this stuff, here's the problem. What I have going on here is extremely unusual. You have an independent physicist with no affiliation trying to get papers approved. Now I'm spending weeks and months on some of these papers. I'm going over them over and over every wording, every phrase, every mathematical formula, everything is check, and the math is super intense thanks to the AI's thoroughness. Um and I'm gonna be scrutinized way more than a r regular physicist because, well, I'm an independent physicist, and every one of my papers is foundational. It's if it gets past their peer review, they have to fear what's going to happen to them because of the meaning. Uh I it's gonna change physics. It's gonna change the outlook of everything because I I've pointed the way to the origin of mass gravity and inertia.

SPEAKER_01 10:28

I want to get into that, Mark. One quick question though. Um with with I wanted to point out, not a question rather, if you get it published, then AI has something to go look at and validate, which is key for your future. Uh for you not only for to get it out in the industry, but once you have papers published, AI scours and it picks it up, and now it has a point to go to, a point of reference to go to. So that'll help a lot too with with other people as they search this to get your word out, correct?

SPEAKER_00 10:55

The world needs this information. This is the save the world part that I didn't know what the heck they were talking about. Now I know, because this is a big deal. And I didn't have that going into the before the cancer was discovered. This was after the fact. That phrase is now completed and understood. I fought the monster, the saved the world part has to be this because these papers, I have five of them so far. Any one of them gets through it changes everything in physics. And that if they read and understand my paper, they'll know, uh oh, this I gotta reject this somehow because I could get in trouble if this guy gets through with this. And you know, I that's a big concern. But I'm gonna have to find a way, a will. I'm gonna have to bring this to fruition somehow through sheer force of will if I have to. I will not give up because this is, I believe, what I was sent to do. And I intend on fulfilling my promise.

SPEAKER_01 12:07

Well, then let's get into it. Um we I know we can't do too much of a deep dive. It's not a super long program, but enough to wet the whistle for people as they're listening. So you have kind of developed, for lack of a better term, the holy grail of physics, and I'm looking at my notes if you don't mind. Um can you talk about how your theory of super relativ of super relativity successfully unifies gravity and electromagnetism? I mean, um and when you do that, why is it taking mainstream physics? Why have they struggled for over a century to connect these two forces? And and what did you get? What dots did you connect that Einstein missed?

SPEAKER_00 12:44

That's a it's a big question, and it has many parts. I'll try to cover them as quickly and connect them as I can. Um the unified, there's more than one unified field theory. I'm working on the Einstein one. Everybody else is working on the standard model one. And you know, I I hate to have to say this. I wish I could gently, gingerly say this, but the standard model is not correct. It's doing things it's sh the way it's defined. First of all, you want to you want to unite the true forces of nature. They've identified the strong and weak nuclear forces. Those are not really forces. I would say they're more interactions, and they know that's true. They are interactions. We don't need to unite, that's a another level above the foundation. You need to unite the true forces, which are, as Einstein stated, electromagnetism and gravity emerge as aspects of a single fundamental field. So space is a real thing, it's a quasi-elastic solid. That's the single fundamental field. Gravity emerges as an aspect of that, and it does, and in my theory, it is emergent. It has to happen because particles move. And this motion is like this. That's a special type of motion. It's and inside of the um the the neutron and the proton, the particles that generate a lot of mass is this motion, this geometry, the quarks are moving like this. That's a highly accelerated motion. And acceleration is what Einstein linked to gravity. He said it's an equivalence principle. Somehow they're the same thing. This is the explanation. They're moving in an accelerated manner. In that manner, through the thing called the Aaronfest paradox, if people look that up, you'll see how when particles anything spinning in a circle, it's contracting along that perimeter all the way around. And that causes the force of gravity because gravity is a contraction of space. So you have little tiny particles zipping around, processing madly at 99% the speed of light. This thing is rolling and spinning, and it forms a sphere, a rapidly rotating sphere, which causes contraction. It's pointing inward all the way, pulling in, that's gravity. That's the force of gravity.

SPEAKER_01 15:44

Is that motion, that particular motion, is that something that's a different nuance that you have in your work versus what uh standard modern science has, or is there universal agreement in that type of motion?

SPEAKER_00 15:55

At the particle. No. Yeah, that motion. No, they don't think of that at all. They're you know, it's like quantum mechanics says, you know, you could argue whether they're moving or not. It's a matter of probabilities. Okay. There's a probability here. They don't want to come out and admit it's moving. It's uh they want to say it's all about probability clouds and probability and and statistics and all that stuff. There is no that's why quantum mechanics makes no sense, because you can't apply a mechanical model out of statistics and probabilities. There's nothing there to build on. So it makes no sense. This makes sense.

SPEAKER_01 16:43

What do you think of the double split experiment, you know, where if you don't observe it, it's a waveform. When you do observe it, it becomes a bullet point. What is your thought about that? Because that's very quantum physics related. Is that and what do you think of that experiment?

SPEAKER_00 16:56

That can easily be explained by wave theory, and they know that. You know, like two you got two little holes and you have waves coming through, and then they they make an interference pattern. Uh what's happening, I believe, happening in a double slit experiment, first of all, the slit has to be a certain size, and it has to be a certain distance. Those size and distances, I believe, relate to the size of the photon. The photon actually has size, a dimension, a wavelength, and that is a real thing. And so when a photon goes through one hole and there is there's the two holes there with nothing interfering, part of the photon goes through the second hole. The the main little point, the center part, goes through one, but uh it's extended outwards. So the photon encounters both holes and it self-interferes and makes the pattern. When you block a hole, then it's just a splotch.

SPEAKER_01 18:01

Yep. Interesting.

SPEAKER_00 18:03

It's all about geometry, and they refuse to acknowledge that. They say, Oh, it's making its mind up when it's going through. It can detect if somebody's measured. Anytime you put something there, you block it. You're changing the geometry, you're affecting the path. And and it's it's not that hard to understand. Um, and so yeah, I have my opinion on it, and it's a way to explain it with my theory. My theory basically says everything is deterministic. There's no a you know a consciousness going on with the particle that's making its mind up or whatever. It's it's it's of course this senseless, nonsensical way. Um, it's all determined. And the work I'm doing now, I'm showing that particles are deterministic.

SPEAKER_01 18:53

Does our free will control the determinism in at the particle level? Um because quantum is there's a hundred doors, you go through one, that's your reality, and you travel down that path, right? That's the same thing with the double soot experiment. You got all these kind of waveforms, it goes through when you observe it. Because you observed it, it focused on this one track or this one point. So um if if if uh particles or protons are determined are deterministic, what does that mean about our free will?

SPEAKER_00 19:20

This is now you're merging or we're about to meld into spiritual.

SPEAKER_01 19:25

Okay, interesting.

SPEAKER_00 19:26

Because that's the whole purpose and the point of being alive is that we're going through certain circumstances and experiences using our free will. We free we freely choose to go this path or that path, but somehow on the other side, they know of all the possibilities and all the passes depending on any decision you make at any moment. Um, so you're you you're you want to talk about particles?

SPEAKER_01 19:55

I'm sorry I'm taking you off the track there. I want to hit on what you think are the most important things people should should come away with. Then I have a question for you on a prompt that you may have been using on ChatGPT. So, based on your your research and your findings, what you've discovered, what are the main things that people should uh know, I guess regarding anti-gravity, uh surpassing the speed of light? Uh what's it called? Uh slip slip for slip waves.

SPEAKER_00 20:21

Yeah. Slip waves.

SPEAKER_01 20:22

Slipwaves, yeah. So uh yeah, so please feel free to spend time to go over what are the main things that we need to know now based on what you've you've you've found in your book. And and talk about your book, too, by the way. If you could please mention your book, the title, and where they can get it as well.

SPEAKER_00 20:37

Master of Reality, I got it right here. There it is. Beautiful. See that? Um the slipway version that I have in this book is not as correct as the new one that I came with after I wrote the book. I I changed one part very much very has a very powerful effect on I I believe that the cause of motion was is one of the most important things that people physicists need to realize. And and I can prove that to you right now. Uh the the cause of motion of particles is vitally important. It's it's the life force, it's the breath of the universe. All the subatomic particles are always in motion. How do they manage that? And I thought to myself, surely Einstein must have come up against this and thought about this. And so I said, Well, I'm going to start reading his unified field theories and see if he mentions particle motion. And I go through, and that's very difficult reading. But I get to the very end of it, the last two sentences, and he says this. Nevertheless, I'm still far away from claiming the physical validity of the equations I derived. The reason for that is that I did not succeed in deriving the equations of motion for particles yet. So he knew it too. He knew it was the most important thing. And without that, you can't really have a theory of everything. So after that, I determined I was determined to find the cause of particle motion. And I did a dimensional analysis before using AI. AI had nothing to do with this discovery, but I can tell you particles move due to two new two new forces. We know about the standard gravitational own attraction only force. There's another gravitate there's two more gravitational forces that exist inside of dipoles. Dipoles minus plus charge north pole south pole right magnets electrostatic charge. These are dipoles. Uh within this going along the center line, you have let's say the north pole of a magnet. The arrow lines of force are actually pointing in on that end, it's a cardioid shape and coming out of the southern poles. The same thing with the electrostatic field, it's a cardioid shape. So if you have capacitors and you have high voltage, the higher the voltage and the the larger the real estate, you're gonna have an attractive force on the top part, part facing up, and a repulsive force on this part. That's the cause of particle motion. That's what's happening in a photon. The front part of the photon is a positive charge, the back part is a negative charge. There's a line of force going around in the positive charge. Oh, by the way, they got it reversed in the textbooks. The lines of force were determined through the right-hand rule, uh clockwise, counterclockwise, it was all calculated using the electrons coming out of the North Pole and going into the South Pole. It's the actually opposite is true. And they didn't discover that for 150 years. So everybody wrote all the textbooks based on the wrong direction. So I was able to establish that that was wrong, so my theories got it right, and now I'm happy. But it's really a cardioid shape. And Bob Lazar confirms this in his description of the sport model that he worked on. He said it was a cardioid shape, and that's what got my attention. And he was saying also that there is a an attractive pole on the inside of the the ship. And I thought, hmm, I had to think about that. And I says it matches my theory. I'm very impressed by that. I don't know where he got that information, whether he really worked there or or his buddy there, uh the the guy that Lear, John Lear, I think, might have told him that through his father who worked on the technology, and so he would know that. Um so one way or the other he had the right model. The importance of particle motion would I knew would lead to anti-gravity theory, which I'm not gonna talk anymore about. I'm not working actively on it. I have done some experiments and I have done some work, but people that work on that wind up dead or disappear. So I'm not gonna go there. I'm not gonna, you know, I'm not posing a threat to the United States government, or I'm not posing a threat to national security. I'm just working like a regular scientist on gravity and uh a theory of everything, which the world needs. I'm hoping to God they don't think that this is should be classified as top secret.

SPEAKER_01 26:09

If you had a lab, if someone gave you a lab right now, Mark, and said, go to it, what would you what would you use your lab to create to help humanity right now? What would be your your your top of your agenda as a CEO of that lab?

SPEAKER_00 26:22

Well, if disclosure happens or if I were contacted by the government and said, Yeah, go ahead and talk about it, I would work on anti-gravity. Okay. Why? Because it could solve so many problems. First of all, flying in rockets is incredibly unsafe, incredibly expensive. I could bring up a satellite and put it into orbit pennies, pennies, subpennies to the dollar of what it costs to launch them into a rocket. Um they k any gravity crafts uh on depending on the type, can just simply float up to the right speed in orbit, let the the satellite go, and then come back down safely, cheaply, because it could be reused over and over again all day long.

SPEAKER_01 27:17

So there's you never run out of gas with your theory. There's no waste of fuel and there's no problem.

SPEAKER_00 27:23

We could we could fix the weather problem, which I talk about in my book. Hurricanes, I live in Florida. They are a major pain in the butt. And and they are scary, and they are do tremendous damage and li to life and limb. We could put the kibosh on those by putting up which we're eventually going to have to at some point put up anyways, uh uh I call it a shield, where you have the flaps that just turn and block the sunlight. You sh you place the shadow where the right off the African coast, right where the uh hurricane starts to form, you cool the water down, you cool the you you take the low pressure and turn it uh kill it by cooling the air and it stops rising rapidly in condensation forming, building the hurricane. And you make that shadow go across that that front as it moves, which could easily be done. Maybe 200,000 square miles of sun uh sun shield that could be built using anti-gravity craft all day long, drones snapping them together all day long, day and night until it's built. Then we leave flaps open and um we take care of uh hurricanes when we're needed. We close the flaps or turn them maybe sixty, seventy percent shut, and we control the hurricane. Not only that, but we could also control global warming. If you block off, I did some calculations with somebody online, uh two percent uh r reduction in a certain you know two million square miles uh would cause one degree drop in temperature globally. That would take us back to the 1940s. Everybody'd be happy then. You want your glaciers back, then you have your glaciers back. But it's I got news for you, it's gonna get colder. Um eventually, billions of years from now, the sun is gonna get hotter and hotter, and we're gonna need a sun shield. And we'll be well in advance of that. Or we could use it to block if there's a solar storm. Shut 'em.

SPEAKER_01 29:48

What about Mark, when the sun burns out billions of years from now or whatever? Could we create our own sun at some point to give us that light and that you know that that energy that we need? Almost like the moon, people I wonder you go, I wonder you think about the moon too. Like the moon. Why why do we have a moon? Who put that there? Is it natural or is it something else?

SPEAKER_00 30:06

Yeah, that that's a great mystery. I I could talk about the sun and I talk about stars and the sun formation star formation in my book. I am absolutely certain that every star that's been made has a neutronium core. What is that? It's a neutron star, a tiny it's just solid neutronium sphere that's rotating rapidly. If there's an experiment that NASA does to determine the speed of the gases as they rotate. And as you get deeper and deeper in, the speed changes and the gases start to move as one, indicating there's something solid. The gases are beginning to act like a solid when they get toward the center. There's something solid in there. I I'm this as far as I'm I'm concerned, this tackle line measurement pretty much proves that. Uh is that what they believe? No. They believe that stars are formed by knots of gas in outer space, somehow tangling each other and somehow pulling themselves together to this immense concentration and compression. Somehow the gravity overwhelms the electromagnetic force, which is many orders of magnitude larger than the gravitational field. In other words, there's no way those gases on their own could combine and condense into a star. It has to have a gravitational force. And that gravitational force has got to be a neutronium core. Where do they come from? The big brain.

SPEAKER_01 31:47

So determinism in the uh the particles, that's as the universe is expanding, right? What happens when it starts contracting? What changes in the par inside the particles? Does that mean the positive outweighs the negative? Or what happens when the world starts contracting?

SPEAKER_00 32:01

It's already we're already in the collapse phase.

SPEAKER_01 32:04

Okay, interesting. All right.

SPEAKER_00 32:06

They think we're in the expansion space uh due to Hubble and all his work and such. And but if you you dig around, you find astronomers out there that really don't agree with that whole thing. They've detected walls of galaxies moving in a certain direction, another set moving in another direction, and they're all moving toward something, which my theory predicts. Gigantic Titan size black holes. We're moving toward uh a black hole called uh the Great Attractor. And and we're we're doing that at a ridiculous amount of velocity. Um I got it up here. And the Great Attractor is being pulled into an even bigger black hole in the Virgo cluster. Um, you know, the evidence is already there. Uh and in our local group, our galaxies are coming together. Hey, I thought they were all supposed to be separating. Why are there thousands of galaxies coming together here and thousands more there? You know, I think they cherry picked the data on the whole Hubble constant and and all of that, and I could spend days debating somebody over that.

SPEAKER_01 33:33

Would aliens be coming to our world is because maybe where they are in the galaxy it's contracting and they're coming to where we are to figure out a way to kind of defend against that or or or build some type of capability? Is there some some type of learning that they would get here from us to their survival?

SPEAKER_00 33:50

My opinion, what what which we should be preparing to do now, because you never know what catastrophe can hit this planet, another asteroid. Um Sonic booms.

SPEAKER_01 34:03

I'm in New England, you know, sonic booms recently, and you wouldn't have thought of it, but that's uh variety of things that can happen that could end life on the earth like that.

SPEAKER_00 34:14

Um we need to have a backup planet. They need backup planets. Somewhere where if things go wrong, they got a new home to go to and you know the race doesn't get exterminated. We don't want to get exterminated either, so we should be using the anti graph, we should be building interstellar spacecraft. These things can go faster than the speed of light. Uh I think it was Ben Rich who made a quote Um we already have the means to travel among the stars, but these technologies are locked up in black projects, and it would take an act of God to ever get them out to benefit humanity. That's from the Skunkworks engineer, right? They admitted it. Of course we have that technology, and of course it can go faster than the speed of light, which is necessary. The speed of light is not fast enough.

SPEAKER_01 35:15

I'm a human, right? You move me a big guy through space. If it takes years, I'm I'm not gonna be the same guy coming out the other end. You gotta do it to keep my kind of metabolism together within 10 to 15 minutes or less, right? Is that why we have to go way, way past?

SPEAKER_00 35:31

It's not useful unless you can get there like on Star Trek. Yeah. You need the stars literally going, you want to go to another I want to go to Proxima Centauri, it's gonna take 4.2 years one way. That's not practical. It's no good. It's useless. Yeah. You need to be there in 15 minutes. And if you go twenty thousand times the speed of light, you could get there in about fifteen minutes.

SPEAKER_01 35:59

Is this where your snow wave theory comes in? Um at all is that related to that regarding to the you know exceeding the speed.

SPEAKER_00 36:05

Yeah, because there's a lot of things going on when the dipole sets up. There's the space is being twisted, it's rotating, it's um and there's a movement. Uh this kind of movement. It's a linear movement in at the north or positive out this way. That's causes motion. Newton's uh what's Newton's law? I think it's the third law or wh for every action there's an equal and opposite reaction. Space moves this way, you move that way, the whole object moves that way. That's the equal and opposite reaction to forcing space uh inward and outward through the other end. There's a direct motion, like so, of the spatial structure of the dipole which causes the slip waves move in that direction and move at the maximum rate of speed. Once you take a a starship or something like that, and you make it weightless like the photon, you how do you do that? Well, you stretch space within this structure, dropping permittivity and permeability. Why does that matter? Permeativity and permeability are properties of space, they're measurable. I could take a meter out there in the outer space and measure permittivity and permeability. That means space is a something. And uh if I reduce those numbers, Maxwell's equation says C, the speed of light equals one over the square root of permittivity times permeability. If those numbers go smaller, the speed of light c number goes larger. So if I pull space apart and I stretch it, those numbers drop. This is simple, straightforward mechanics. It drives me nuts that they haven't figured this out. I feel like grabbing them.

SPEAKER_01 38:07

I have a question for you on your when you prompt AI, you know, you can sometimes in AI you can also have kind of roles. You can say, All right, review what I'm doing as whatever. Have you ever asked AI to review, you know, your work, not just from AI, but also from Einstein's standpoint or other uh historical um physicists, and then see what they came up with, or asked AI, you know, I am trying to break through talking to some of the physicists in their mindset of how they broke through, you know, 50, 60 years ago, how would they guide me? Have you ever asked that with AI as a prompt?

SPEAKER_00 38:44

Well, uh I I was just I'm just simply looking for the proper model, the mechanism, which I have. Okay. I now possess that. Uh the math comes from that. What happens when you get the right model, the right math, then Einstein's equations fall out or are recovered. And Maxwell's equ and my theory does that. Uh uh I have one portion of it that is has within it the God's equation. And I solved the alpha uh uh constant, which is look at that story up. How many physicists went after trying to derive that and they all failed. I gotta tell you, that's one tough cookie to crack. I spent months on that. And um if you solve that and then you solve masses, well will which is what it coached me to do. I said, now you've got to solve this to prove this theory. Well, I have one theory, uh what I call a toolbox that has all the equations, the nuts and the bolts that I could use now to solve alpha, and it worked. Then I used it to solve the electron and it worked. I'm using the same set, a framework, in each case it keeps solving and getting the right answers. It's not easy. You have to guide it. I'm not going to give away all my secrets, but there's certain things I do with the AI to help it along.

SPEAKER_01 40:21

Yeah. Interesting. You've written this great book, Master of Reality. Um, what's the full title of your book, Mark? And where could they find it? Is it on Amazon, I think, or where would they get it? The best place.

SPEAKER_00 40:32

That's the only place I have it for sale. Master of Reality on uh Amazon.

SPEAKER_01 40:37

Okay, cool. So they could get that. Um So the takeaway, if you had a lab, the message you what you would work on if you if you had the uh freedom to do that, you would work on um harnessing energy, you know, with your anti-gravity, and you would kind of make our life better here on Earth, right? You whether it be controlling weather, whether it be uh the efficiency that we have.

SPEAKER_00 40:59

Well, I talk about it in my yeah, I talk about it in my book. I I say, well, think about having an ambulance that has the anti-gravity technology, hovercraft. It doesn't have to go through the streets, stop at the stoplights, go around cars, it just goes, points to where it's gotta go in a few seconds and then drops down. It's there under thirty seconds. I don't care how far away they are. Under 30 seconds. That's gonna save lives. So that's one real world example. You've got catastrophes in other parts of the world. You need to start shipping supplies and trucks. Oh, the trucks can't go over the ocean. Oh, that's a problem. Now you take a slow boat. Uh it's weeks or months before stuff gets there. I say load up the trucks. They're there within hours, saving lives. This will change the world.

SPEAKER_01 41:56

And you don't need underwater pipelines theoretically, correct?

SPEAKER_00 42:00

No, no, you don't need pipelines, and it's an incredibly efficient way to to move once you have enough energy or power. It's two different ways that it takes a lot of power or a lot of energy to make these systems work. Uh my favorite thing is I just want to go to Tahiti for an afternoon to have a lunch. That's it like a two-day trip on an airplane from where I'm at. Now imagine just going twenty thousand miles per hour or thirty thousand getting there in a half an hour, have my lunch on a deserted beach, pow pow. I'm and home ready for dinner and to go to bed. It's the same day. It will change everything.

SPEAKER_01 42:50

And it will be for the bad down people if that came out, you know, obviously.

SPEAKER_00 42:54

But you know, well, we already have the t technology to fix that problem. You know, it's called North Star or whatever the different technologies for the different companies are. You could just simply turn the car, and they've done this, they're starting to do this. You got North Star or whatever, and they you give them the license plate and and you get the VIN or whatever. They can just simply from the control center turn the engine off. Crook goes, stops, and is locked, they locked the doors, locked in his car, and the engine's off. Criminal caught. The technology is already there. We could just put that into these hovercraft if you you know worried about criminals. Because a criminal could get in one of these and take off to the other side of the planet.

SPEAKER_01 43:46

And um so there's a near view and a long view. The near view is all the efficiencies and all the things that we could do to enhance our life and make it better for everyone here now and and harness energy. The plan B is a long view where you know the kind of uh I guess it would be the slipwave um type of thing, or or going faster than the speed of light where we could go elsewhere if we had to, an escape plan, right? And the ability to travel.

SPEAKER_00 44:09

Yeah, we need to make treaties with other world people in other worlds. Hey, hey, look, we want to have a few hundred thousand people have a little city here, whatever. You can have a city over where we are. Uh, you know, you do a a deal, and you, you know, it starts to be like Star Trek. Now you got so many of these people living here, and so many of those people living there. I think most of the people or other types of beings are are fairly peaceful. Earth is, from what I'm hearing, is one of the most violent, rough planets. We're the thugs of the universe. And um uh we have less to fear from them than they have. have a lot of whatever they want.

SPEAKER_01 44:53

Yeah, they'd be very selective.

SPEAKER_00 44:55

Deep concern they don't want to give us the anti-gravity technology willingly because then you could take a nuclear weapon and visit the other world and do tremendous damage. You know you know, if we get another one of those manifest destiny ideas on some other planet, that would be bad for the people on the other planet, especially if they didn't have the kind of technology we have. So you really need to go about this in a way that, you know, like Star Trek, you you have a some code of ethics and rules that you're not going to do that kind of stuff. And I think that's where the Confederation comes in because they're going to enforce it. You don't do that or you're out. And they've got, you know, hey aliens got advanced weapons and the w the easiest thing they could do if they wanted to knock us out is go to the asteroid belt, grab a big, you know, five mile wide asteroid, just push it at the Earth. When it hits here at 70,000 miles an hour Say hello to the there's not even gonna there won't even there won't even be ants and roaches left. Bacteria may be wiped out. It's going to be devastating and um we could be eliminated just like that if they wanted to yet that doesn't ever happen. So obviously they're not that hostile. Now I'm not saying there isn't reptilians out there or whatever that are doing bad things. It probably is because they're probably not all saints but um they didn't get advanced to this high level in a way without wiping each other out. You know they had some common sense unlike us.

SPEAKER_01 46:43

There's a lot of you know scientific theories we've talked about and I would think if I didn't know you uh you know or had done some research on you that all right this guy is a you know see it I gotta you know I have to to prove it I gotta see it or I gotta figure it out with math. But there's a very spiritual side of you and a spiritual side of you that's guided you to this science. So you want to talk about kind of the spiritual side and what are your you you have a belief in God you have a belief in um reincarnation you have a belief I believe in alternate universes in good versus evil um are are you spiritual? Are you religious?

SPEAKER_00 47:20

Are you what would you do you have a certain faith yeah I'm a Roman Catholic but I would call myself more accurately a Christian spiritualist. Okay. I'm positive I'm sure without any shadow of a doubt there's an afterlife there's a God. I mean I read enough NDEs and I've seen enough NDEs that these people are basically saying the same thing now there's a white light it's it emits love and and what they're saying is is sensible and and we're being sent down we're being sent to learn and and and have experience. A life plan well there's certain things in heaven a perfect realm that you just can't experience here you can be put to the test you're you pass through a veil that makes you forget so it's just your essence bolted into a body and a mind which aren't really you this is part of your your vehicle um your interface to this realm right to so that you can see through your eyes and your brain constructing the image so you can hear your ears so your brain can construct the sound you can feel things that are there you can see light being transmitted and receive it that's what the body helps you do and then you have your play you're in a play you're on stage we're all on a stage and we're all acting out our parts and we're interacting and it's all being recorded everything every thought every action every word nothing is left out so that when you return home you get to see your life review and get to ponder all the things that you went through and what it meant and what did you learn and how have you advanced hopefully some lives you don't some your free will and maybe influences by negative forces like Satan or whatever cause you to have a life that is a terrible life and and you you you don't follow your life path which is the worst thing that that can be you want to try to remember everybody raises their right hand and swears I will remember my life path this is what I come to earth to do I swear then you're born.

SPEAKER_01 49:57

So many of us don't everybody spends their whole life looking for something like I don't even know what my life path is. I do this on the side because I get to talk to people I normally never would be able to talk to and I I actually don't necessarily know one yeah you nobody knows you like I was never really warned about my heart attack or the cancer I was warned the day before the cancer if I was warned too early then I wouldn't have gone through cancer.

SPEAKER_00 50:27

I wouldn't have had it I wouldn't have known what it was like it caused me to think in certain ways. Eventually I went to AI because I saw it on news I was watching news all day I said let me try that out you see it all it works like this distant hands in foreign lands are turning hidden wheels causing things that come about that no one seems to feel all invisible from where we stand yet the connections come to pass all too hard to comprehend they affect us nonetheless. That's happening to everyone that's from a James Taylor song which by the way played the day I went to the first um psychic medium in Casadega Florida.

SPEAKER_01 51:12

So are we as humans deterministic and not probability like quantum do we have a determined a predefined free will and determinism combined together and um the spirit guides are there to guide you to that path the one that you agreed to before you were born.

SPEAKER_00 51:34

So if you learn to listen to them your life will be better and will be happier. Because once you get on your life path things really are are good for you will be even if it's a difficult path if you have challenges and you keep overcoming them that's what you were meant to do. That's what you needed to learn and and that's all that's happening here with me, with you with everyone I don't care if you're a street person or the president of the United States it's the same deal and um we just gotta you know God only has one commandment for us and he's told several people and the E it's the same thing and he says this love one another if you do that all the other commandments get met you don't steal from anybody else you don't lie to anybody else you don't kill other people because you love them.

SPEAKER_01 52:32

You would never do any of those things to those people so when in your life I mean you grew up with a strong you know family household I think I'm picking up but when was it the hit you over the head moment about spirituality like okay there's no denying you know I remember being as a kid going to church and seeing Christ up on the cross and going, you know, not being very deep I did go to catechism and all that stuff later, but it's like why is that up there? That's such a horrible image to have up there when you're going to church and to pray and to be happy and it didn't hit me until later on in life because I'm such a slow learner over here, you know but um what was your over the head moment as at you know growing up and is there one or two other one you already gave us was the one when your guard angel set you on the path helped you overcome beat the monster and save the world.

SPEAKER_00 53:18

Oh they've visited me they saved my life one time. Interesting um I'm driving home from work at IBM and there's a crossroad a T intersection and every day I have to make a choice left I go through the quiet private you know it's a little longer but it's quiet there's farmland I drive through it's easier drive I go right there's a lot of traffic it's shorter maybe I'll get home ahead and maybe not you know it's a lot of heck hubbub and I'm j I'm driving a stick shift so most of the time I go left and I'm I'm heading up to the intersection I'm thinking to myself I'm going left today and then as soon as I thought that a voice came over in my left ear and said don't go that way I turned around because this this I didn't hear inside of my head it was as if somebody was speaking right next to my ear. I turned around there was nobody in the back seat and me being a a scientist kind of guy at that time I went and I said I'm going that way and then says it don't go that way again so now I'm stopped there and I'm thinking okay I think something bad's gonna happen if I'm determinism and free will out of clashing at it with each other. Well yeah you're you're you're right yeah because there's something to be learned here because of what happened so I says I gotta know that this is real if this is real something bad's gonna happen to me and I'll know it. So I went that way I recommend not doing that because okay I'm I'm looking ahead now I'm on guard. I'm looking every time I go through an intersection I make sure there's nobody rocketing through I go through I got a guy in a van in front of me I'm thinking I got a buffer you know I'm looking ahead I'm looking ahead there's a long straightaway and all of a sudden I see this pickup truck swerving wildly cutting across our lane it's a two lane highway going into our lane going out going off the road coming back on the road going off the road on the other side and he's doing this over and over again I said he's coming right at us the guy in front of me he bails out goes into the ditch I'm turning my wheel as hard as I can I go off into the ditch that truck misses me by inches and I remember looking at the guy as he drove by he finally spun out and stopped in the middle of the road a little further down and I thought as I sat there in the ditch holding the wheel still like that I thought the next time somebody says don't go that way don't go that way you stupid man So somehow they managed to save my life they told me just enough to put me on guard because normally I daydream a lot you know I was on guard and I could I changed the what that was was an exit point. That's where I could have accidentally passed over before my time. They they work on overtime saving people's life that they never even know. In car accidents, uh falling down the stairs um getting uh you know don't go into work today. Make an excuse all the people from a 9-11 that didn't go to work that day in the building just because something happened. They weren't meant to die. So that exit point that occurred with buildings collapsing was uh unfortunately the fate for and those people weren't warned and this whole system is going on you know at eight billion people and each one of us has at least one I have two most people have two or more guardian angels you know I have one that's in charge of keeping me alive and the other one's in charge of you know coaching me through things and so forth. That's what I've been told they do.

SPEAKER_01 57:30

Yeah it's funny because some people have told me that you only have one guardian angel and other people and that if there's a second one it's a different it's not a guardian angel it's some other type of angel.

SPEAKER_00 57:38

I don't know well this is what I was told by the spirit of the by the mediums because I've gone to several of the best in the world over the years and uh you know to gather information to see what the heck is going on here. Because we're born here and we're stripped our memories are stripped of our past lives of uh what it's like on the other side we're put into a a real live simulator uh high tech in this I think it's inside the mind of God all of this God's center of attention is on every atom in every grain of sand everywhere in the universe it knows its purpose, its position, everything about it everywhere is at the center of God's attention all at the same time and that means all of us all of everyone else it's unimaginable it's all kept track of instantly all recorded it's it's amazing.

SPEAKER_01 58:44

It's uh so you believe in the Akashic records do you believe or do you think it's something else?

SPEAKER_00 58:48

Oh of course yes yeah there is a book of life the Kashic record um people have many and these have seen it see my mother was a librarian.

SPEAKER_01 58:59

I imagine being a librarian up in what a job that would be to be up in uh up in uh up in heaven. Um we're kind we're near the end mark I did want to ask you it's gonna be so we've covered such profound topics on spirituality and um uh the holy grail of physics I'm gonna ask you some very basic questions that really interest me than I heard uh on on prior interviews um magnesium I heard you say that that's an important thing to have and I know there are different types of magnesium what type of magnesium I I just ordered magnesium to help me sleep better at night and help with the heart. Is it magnesium glycisceride or whatever it's called what do you think glycinate for magnesium and why?

SPEAKER_00 59:35

I use I used to use magnesium glycinate I'm on a a different type that's made from algae it's uh it's got calcium in it which I don't recommend normally taking because that's the road to heart disease. Yeah that you don't want you don't want extra calcium in your body this is the thing a lot of doctors are never going to say um I'm on this special magnesium with K2 and D3 to build bones. I have because of the medicine I was taking while going through cancer my bones got brittle real thin. I have four cracked vertebrae that just happened for from me walking around.

SPEAKER_01 1:00:22

Do you have constant back pain or what's it like?

SPEAKER_00 1:00:25

No I have stiffness because I I got back problems. I worked too hard physically in my life I guess something I had to go through got too blown um the the vertebral sacks the it the things between the bones I forget what they're called um the cushions two of those are are shot um but right now no I do not you know it's like a miracle somehow I had some vicious back pain uh after surgery uh I have a big wound that goes across the front of me basically they cut me in half pulled everything out to up to remove the kidney which took eight hours and it had two blood clots in it they had to be careful not to let them run zip up they said if they did you'd die in two minutes there would be nothing we could do. So that all had to be carefully removed clipped sucked out everything else cut rerouted the pipes so I get blood into my legs and everything. That took a lot of time.

SPEAKER_01 1:01:35

You have a good doctor they did they did it right oh this guy was Dr.

SPEAKER_00 1:01:39

Pac. He was amazing I was in the ER and they said this guy has got to go for an you know I got these embolisms I he could die at any moment. I was at that point I could have died within minutes um so the doctors in the ER were calling other hospitals this guy has this problem and it was massive it was a big tumor and he's got two embolisms and he could die at any time can you take him when he needs operation they saw what was on my and they were terrified No we can't take him it take too much resource we don't have it we take multiple uh people a whole team and two two hospitals just said no and so what am I gonna do? Just die? And um we said well we've got to go to Moffitt and that's what we did because they're the best at handling cancer so I had to wait unfortunately I said look this is an emergency I gotta get in right away and the the fastest I could get an office visit was two weeks. It started out being two months I said no I'm not gonna last two months. It's a year like I can't I gotta go on a job I gotta cut down to two weeks and we went into his office and he he told me everything he was going to do and I said what do people survive that? Because they had to put like twenty pints of blood into me and you know to keep me alive. And he says yeah most of the time you know it's don't worry it's it's uh he was cool as a cucumber no big deal and it was a huge deal and they w and I had a he had some other ones helping him he did most of the blood vessel work and everything and they got that big thing out of there and right right before a hurricane because a hurricane was bearing down on Tampa was just a few miles away and it hit the night that I got out of surgery. It was I was one of the last surgeries that got approved. If I had to wait because they shut the hospital down I would have had to wait another two weeks more than likely wouldn't have made it.

SPEAKER_01 1:03:58

Oh my God.

SPEAKER_00 1:03:59

So the fates were with me I got the operation cool as a cube he says total success you know we got everything we went in to get and got out of there. Unfortunately there was cancer in other spots running along my spine that's where the real bad pain started I said there's something wrong this pain isn't going away it doesn't matter how I sit or what I do there's something wrong we went in for more CAT scans and stuff and oh yeah there's another one wrapping around your spine I said holy crap this is how it ends and uh says well we gotta now get you into emergency radiation it just happens that they got a new guy at the hospital where I live sharp as attack come from Moffitt it's working here in Winterhaven set me up the scan and they says we're gonna go maximum blast because this is this cell is hard to kill with radiation and we're gonna have to run right along the spine I said oh I'm nervous about that nervous about that and um they blasted it and then I got right on after that into immunotherapy that only has a success rate of 3.5% for stage four cancer. So I says I I didn't I didn't pin the doctor down I I knew it and nobody said it out loud but I said okay yeah we'll do that because I got a fight I swore out to my wife I promised her I'd fight and oh by the way she was with me every step of the way like a true hero I've never seen anything like it the closest thing is my mother she was like that very dedicated I call her my earth angel I am so grateful. That's where I learned to be grateful now much more so than I was before thankful. Cancer can teach you a lot of things illness can teach you a lot of things if you're open to it.

SPEAKER_01 1:05:58

There's one thing that you said cancer taught you was not to have sugar.

SPEAKER_00 1:06:01

What were some of the things that you did on your own that helped you battle cancer when I got back home I I got and I stood in front of the mirror and I said I'm gonna kill you before you kill me. So I went after cancer I made the statement I'm gonna kill you every way I can think of and I learned about cancer Thomas Seafried I watched his videos and he said you know it's been known for many years cancer almost exclusively feeds on sugar carbohydrates and glutamin that's the only other thing it'll eat. So if you starve it of carbohydrates and glu you know a keto diet your odds of survival go up. And there's guys that went on total fasting fifteen days along with chemo wiped out their cancer. I says I'm gonna do that. I'm gonna fast and I'm going to do keto diet. I eliminated sugar. I ate I ate pure keto. I tried to keep my uh carbohydrates to less than fifty grams a day down to around thirty. Um the the deal here was attack cancer, starve it out. It it's cancer is uh sugar is like fertilizer to cancer. The more you feed it, the faster it grows. And you want to get the kill rate above the growth rate. So you shrink the tumor, and the more you shrink it, and the more you keep this kill rate up, you know, let's say you're killing it at 50,000 cells a day and it's only expanding by 10,000, it shrinks, it shrinks, it shrinks, 5,000, 1,000, 0. And you win the battle. And you were a state. Oh, it was it was in along my spine, it was in my lymph nodes, it was in both lungs. I was a dead duck as far as anybody.

SPEAKER_01 1:08:00

Were there any other things you took besides your diet, Cato diet or Mediterranean diet, and then I re I there's another t time where I use the AI.

SPEAKER_00 1:08:09

I says, I want to search for everything that anybody's ever tried with key truder. That's the medicine that helps uh wake up your immune system to attack this the cells. And there's loads of things, including uh that one drug that everybody I always have ivermectin. Ivermectin and key truder works pretty damn good. Well, how did the other phase trials go? Oh, they didn't have any others. They saw one, it worked, they stopped searching. Uh they did things like um other uh chemicals, mushrooms, certain types of mushrooms. Works really great. What happened on phase two trial? Oh, they didn't do it, they chose not to fund it. Oh, and and and I talked to two doctors, uh one at Moffitt, they're using a new type of immunotherapy where they take some of the cancer out, you train it, the immunotherapy um sells to recognize it, shoot that back into you, changes the whole system, wipes out the cancer 80 to 90 percent of the time. Oh, well, where's when when's phase two starting? Oh, they wouldn't give us money. Over and over again, they cure it, and then they turn away from the cure.

SPEAKER_01 1:09:27

You know, that's a question I had. It was one of my little arcane questions for myself was mushroom coffee.

SPEAKER_00 1:09:32

What do you think about I know it's such a small question I I tr I take mushroom drops in my coffee at dandelion. I use dandelion route. You wanna I also read a story about a guy, this is back in the 70s or eighties, he had lung cancer, terminal, three months to live. He says, Well, I'm gonna go back and live with my parents in Greece. Icaria, I think it was. And he went back there, no sodas on this island, only natural foods that they grow there. Blue zone diet, it's a blue zone. Okay, everybody lives into their nineties and a lot of people in their hundreds. And uh he just adopts that diet which has uh k uh tea, dandelion tea, and dandelion in your salads and sourdough bread, and you know, all these you know cruciferous vegetables and things. So the three months goes by and he doesn't get any sicker. Six months goes by, he's feeling fine. A year goes by, two years, five years, ten years, twenty years, thirty more years before he finally dies. He goes back to visit his doctors to tell him he survived. I think it was around twenty years later, they were all dead. Cancer. So I said, I'm gonna do what that guy did. I'm gonna eat that kind of diet, Mediterranean diet. Lots of vegetables. You can eat some meat, but no soda pop, no ice cream, no cookies, no candy. You know, a lot of cancer patients they say, This is it, I'm gonna go out with a bang, I'm gonna eat all the and they're eating the very thing that's gonna knock them out.

SPEAKER_01 1:11:22

Let's wrap with is there anything we didn't discuss that you feel is very important to let you know the public know?

SPEAKER_00 1:11:30

If you know a physicist or a scientist who has connections at a uh perimeter institute or or any major college that has a physics department, I'm looking for a job. I have a bargaining chip. I have five bargaining chips. I could provide the solutions to major problems in physics, and I will give you the paper to review one paper. The paper on the tau. That's a particle related to the electron. Um or maybe the muon if you want, but I'm working very hard on the tau, I'm almost finished. And that will be my resume. I could provide to that institution a record-breaking set of solutions. So I I can crack open every major constant, I could derive them all, because I possess the covariant field theory. And with that I can pretty much solve anything. So I'm saying to you out there, if you know a scientist, contact them. Go to my website, there's a comment section you can leave, it'll send me an email with what you said, and I'll get in touch with the people. You can leave their email on there and it it only comes to me.

SPEAKER_01 1:12:51

And um right now I'm a scientist, or would it also be academia?

SPEAKER_00 1:12:56

Would you like to academia? Uh uh even somebody that works in the personnel department that for a major insta Califor Caltech, Princeton, I would love to work for Princeton. Um Yale, Harvard, whatever. I always used to say, if only I could find a physicist that wouldn't argue with me, I could change the world. And I finally found one, and it's not a person.

SPEAKER_01 1:13:30

Well, it's a good start, though, right? So uh after 50 years, you're on the you're on the path, you're doing what you want to do. And thank you so much for your time today, Mark. I really appreciate it. It's been a very enlightening and it's it's wonderful to meet you. And I wish you full success in in continuing your your your life's plan.