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“Remote View” is a technology, philosophy and commentary newsletter and podcast by Bob Greenyer, where he ‘Looks back to the future through insight and critical fiction’. remoteview.substack.com

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23:21

Think of the children

Remote View ·

2021/11/14

Hi, my name is Bob Greenyer and welcome to RemoteView.ICUPerception of riskThe sniffles fear in the west, arguably started in Italy via 10,000s of textile factory workers who flew from Wuhan, China to northern Italy. At the beginning, there was little known about how to treat the condition and a lot of people died due to what was thought to be the correct approach, intubation, which turned out to be a death sentence for many. On reviewing the data, the highest medical authorities in Italy found

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45:24

Fixing Fukushima - 08 - Just over 24 hours to submit...

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2021/09/28

I got told earlier today that we have just till end of working day Japan on 30th 2021 to submit our proposal to NineSigma - So it’s ALL HANDS ON DECK.Here is a recording of a crash conversation with Slobodan Stankovic. A working Google document will be on-line at some point tomorrow. Anyone that wants to draught linear, cylindrical or rotary concepts - go for it!Yet others that can put together a list of key references in standard reference format with working links to documents - would

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2:39

Diabolical

Remote View ·

2021/09/28

Bob: Hello my friend. How ya doin'?Slobodan: All right.Bob: Good, are ya at the school.Slobodan: Yeah. Yeah, I'm at school. It's working a little bit.Bob: So I'm going to I'm going to do a blog post some point, maybe this week or next week, because I finally found out what I suspected, er, was why my daughter never called Covid, even though she lives in the same room as us.Slobodan: Yeah, and that's why?Bob: Well, they now have this new test in in Czech Republic called the Blot Test, and it tests

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5:04

Fixing Fukushima - 04

Remote View ·

2021/08/22

Flashback ArrestorThe failed flashback arrestor had functioned successfully in Slobodan’s testing with his father for the around 10 years. Perhaps it was fate that it should fail just as we were starting our testing. Actually, you can’t just go to a welding supplies shop and get an HHO flashback arrestor, so we had to do something no-one should copy, that was to buy one designed for acetylene torches. To illustrate this point, I will read from the supplied information sheet.Operating instructions

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2:22

Fixing Fukushima - 03

Remote View ·

2021/08/06

Slobodan had been suffering the effects of tooth pain the last few days, so today he went for some root canal procedures. I stayed in the lab and got some pre-experiment things organised. His procedure went well and he is clearly better as, for the first time since I arrived, he is eating hot and cold food with ease.In getting the Radiascan 701 Alpha/Beta/Gamma set up, I had an idea that we might be able to convert some Tungsten into cold neutrino condensates and detect them by proxy via

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2:35

Fixing Fukushima - 02

Remote View ·

2021/08/04

Today we took a good look at the lab area and discussed how we were to augment the equipment, with what I had brought and what we needed to get on a shopping trip, to enable us to finish the pellet press and get other tests ready to go.A look at Slobodan Stankovic’s HHO test rig and generatorSlobodan’s test rig is really neat with well positioned sample holders and rails for computer controlled insertion, there are spectrometers spanning from the UV to the IR and a neat little electric arc igniter

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1:33

Fixing Fukushima - 01

Remote View ·

2021/08/04

So after nearly 18 hours on the road overnight, I arrived in Switzerland to a beautiful view of Lake Geneva with the Swiss Alps as a backdrop. After some orienteering and sustenance, I took rest and promptly slept until 11 am the following day.Slobodan and I took some hours to get acquainted with each other and to consider what might be possible during our days together. We then laid a bunch of stuff out on the floor and made a series of recordings. Then we found out that we could not upload or

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2:52

Acceleration methods of Itonic clusters

Remote View ·

2021/01/27

This is a brief overview of a presentation I recorded on 30th December 2020 called “Acceleration methods of Itonic clusters by Takaaki Matsumoto”At the 25th Linear Accelerator Meeting in Japan (July 12-14, 2000), Takaaki Matsumoto discussed the extraordinary capabilities of what he called 'Itonic Clusters'. The behaviour of which, he said, resembled that of natural ball lightning.Key pointsRight from the outset of the paper, in the abstract, Matsumoto notes that:new physics could be expected with an

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16:45

Psychokinesis Party History - Reconstructed CIA FOI...

Remote View ·

2021/01/08

Following the publication of my YouTube video and newsletter entitled “How was Nan Madol built?” I was sent a link to the a document from a Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) freedom of information request. Shortly after the link was sent to me, it became unavailable on the CIA’s website, however I was able to recover it and I spent a day meticulously re-constructing it and producing a read through of it.It is particularly interesting in several areas that I will explore in another article, however,

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7:05

It's the only way to be sure

Remote View ·

2021/01/07

Set in Stone7th January 2021Since 2012, I have been posting the fruits of my volunteer labour and insights on various platforms with the aim of reaching a wider audience. It became clear in 2017 that censorship was on the horizon and that several so-called ‘social media’ channels would no longer be places that could guarantee free and fair dissemination of ideas on an equal basis. Reading the writing on the wall, I started to post content on Steemit.com [HomoSymbian] & [MFMP] as its claimed

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6:14

Why “Remote View”?

Remote View ·

2020/11/24

For those that are wondering, why I called this newsletter and podcast “Remote View” well, it is not by accident. If you asked me what ‘remote viewing’ was in 2016, I wouldn’t know what you were talking about, actually, I still don’t know much.What I have always known though, is that throughout my life, from a very early age, I have periodically had a weird feeling and sensation come over me and a sudden realisation. I cannot control it and it is independent of my level of tiredness, mood or health

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1:26

Reverse peer review

Remote View ·

2020/11/18

Hi everyone, it’s Bob Greenyer with Remote View and firstly I would like to say thank you to all those that have joined this place where we’ll be able to discuss a range of interesting topics.As of 18th November 2020, 48 have signed up to the mailing list, of which 17 have subscribed, so a huge thank you to you all.There is so much I want to get into, but one of the first things I must do is rough out the paper that will be submitted as the supporting text to my Russian presentation called ‘The

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6:15

Welcome to “Remote View”

Remote View ·

2020/11/15

“Remote View” is a technology, philosophy and commentary newsletter and podcast by me, Bob Greenyer, ‘Looking back to the future through insight and critical fiction’.Sign up now so you don’t miss the first issue.Welcome your friends to the discussionTranscript belowHi, my name is Bob Greenyer.Over the years I have worked in the pharmaceutical industry, the advertising industry and the banking industry and in each case, I chose to leave or resign my high paying roles due to what was clear to me to

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