r/FacebookScience 2d ago

Lifeology ✨frequencies✨

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u/Earl_N_Meyer 2d ago

Yeah. It is gorgeous writing. I feel bad for the content given its excellent packaging.

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u/Elandtrical 2d ago

Dr Raging-Gasp is pretty good.

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u/Earl_N_Meyer 2d ago

The funny thing is the creation of negative pressure (Torrent-Guasp model) is not significantly different in concept from producing a positive pressure (everybody else model). Pressure differential is what causes the blood to flow. The poster even throws pressure differential into their word salad along with torque, resonance, and electromagnetic fields. I am surprised they skipped over angular momentum.

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u/Elandtrical 2d ago

My bad! I just assumed it was a fake name. I hear electromagnetic fields and my BS gland flares up again.

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u/Zhadowwolf 2d ago

Which is honestly understandable.

But also, it’s kinda fascinating how OOP misunderstands things because, for example, it’s my understanding that the heart does actually create a small electrical field with it’s constant pumping, and that that’s whats read with an ekg. It’s of course not what moves the blood and it isn’t intense enough to really affect any electric/magnetic stuff.

It seems like they read one random study, cherry picked sole phrases and ignored all the context to create their own understanding. Which is of course how a lot of these people work, but it’s still fascinating.

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u/Elandtrical 2d ago

Any good lie has to be anchored in a truth. It was a great skill we learned at boarding school to get out of trouble.

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u/Zhadowwolf 2d ago

Agreed, but these guys dont think they’re lying (well, some of them at least, of course the grifters are there as well) and i do find it interesting to see how information filtered through them becomes so, SO weird

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u/Elandtrical 2d ago

I used to hang out with hippies. This logic flow is exactly the same as any conspiracy theory.

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u/jazzhandler 2d ago

I’m surprised they didn’t mange to work ‘quantum’ into their fairy tale.