The Fourth Phase of Water: Dr. Gerald Pollack at TEDxGuelphU

Does water have a fourth phase, beyond solid, liquid and vapor?
University of Washington Bioengineering Professor Gerald Pollack answers this question, and intrigues us to consider the implications of this finding. Not all water is H2O, a radical departure from what you may have learned from textbooks.
Pollack received his PhD in biomedical engineering from the University of Pennsylvania in 1968. He then joined the University of Washington faculty and is now professor of Bioengineering. His interests have ranged broadly, from biological motion and cell biology to the interaction of biological surfaces with aqueous solutions. His 1990 book, Muscles and Molecules: Uncovering the Principles of Biological Motion, won an "Excellence Award" from the Society for Technical Communication; his more recent book, Cells, Gels and the Engines of Life, won that Society's "Distinguished Award." Pollack received an honorary doctorate in 2002 from Ural State University in Ekaterinburg, Russia, and was more recently named an Honorary Professor of the Russian Academy of Sciences. He received the Biomedical Engineering Society's Distinguished Lecturer Award in 2002. In 2008, he was the faculty member selected by the University of Washington faculty to receive their highest annual distinction: the Faculty Lecturer Award. Pollack is a Founding Fellow of the American Institute of Medical and Biological Engineering and a Fellow of both the American Heart Association and the Biomedical Engineering Society. He is also Founding Editor-in-Chief of the journal, WATER, and has recently received an NIH Transformative R01 Award. He was the 2012 recipient of the Prigogine Medal and in 2013 published his new book: The Fourth Phase of Water: Beyond Solid, Liquid, and Vapor.
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[@charlesbduke7947]

I'm a gem cutter, I cut alot of jasper and chalcedony. In the coarse of studying the associated mineralogy I found the metamorphic triangle. This consists of the three elements required to form a mineral. Not the chemicals but the environment that creates the mineral . Those three legsare;heat, pressure, and water. This was a shock. Water? At great depth, water can not go to steam. The pressure of the over burden turns water into the most corrosive material known. This 4th state of water can break down minerals taking the metals and silica apart. When this water circulates towards the surface, the heat and pressure drop and at a point the new mineral flash crystallizes into jasper or chalcedony.

[@babagaia2229]

Very interesting

[@krupskitomek]

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[@simonlaker2139]

I've read that water deep down is stored in a type of crystal that was only found recently. Under pressure the crystal releases the water stored.

[@exolocke2463]

Damn son

[@strangerstrip]

I wonder if you could use bacteria to create a fourth state and generate a fourth state corrosion, then use that to separate heavy metals for mining???

[@joysstreasuremap100]

One of the most brilliant lectures that I have ever witnessed.

[@infiniteinspiration1628]

Amaaaaazing ❤

[@spiritofgivings]

This is perhaps one of the most important videos/bits of information shared ever. This has so many implications in the physical world but also explains a lot in metaphysics bringing esoteric beliefs and creationism/great consciousness, into one complete understanding as far as the state of our limited human minds can comprehend.

[@smplfi9859]

Indeed it does, I recommend you check out Meher Baba's "Beams" "God Speaks" and "Discourses"

[@spiritofgivings]

@@smplfi9859 Thank you! I will this weekend!

[@linxlatham47]

agreed! I feel this will be a substantial subject in the 'science of ascension' at some point...

[@spiritofgivings]

@@linxlatham47 "Science of ascension"? Are we there yet? Perception has the answer. 👍

[@infiniteinspiration1628]

Brilliant ❤

[@hezigod7632]

I've watched this 4 times and it gets better every time.

[@savedfaves]

Your water molecules are learning.

[@Khosenit]

I've seen when I take water that is melted snow, and add fresh crystalline snow into it, it becomes like a gel. It is amazing to observe. It was by accident, in the process of melting snow to get water. I expected the snow to melt faster, but it was in suspended animation.

[@halweilbrenner9926]

Interesting.

[@dom_xi-dzopa720]

that is water with particulates that are in the atmosphere for various reasons some more nefarious though some are to, well i dont know what they need to alter the way precipitation and other atmospheric processes. The various zones are manipulated and meddled with, with higher accuracy than before and considerable precision even in the 60's when contemporary geo-engineering was in its nascency.

[@manda-panda]

@@dom_xi-dzopa720 lost me...can u explain that a little more clearly plz

[@justbecause968]

Stratospheric aerosolised nanoparticles used in geoengineering, weather modification technology. Patented and owned technology supported and sanctioned through dodgy legislation, at the expense of every living being on the earth. You’re welcome.

[@normahostetler7859]

@@manda-panda research Stratospheric Aerosol Injection (Geoengineering)

[@RobertMorgan]

I was hoping to hear zeta potential discussed. The electrochemistry of water is a major part of my job as a water treatment professional. It is what makes flocculation and coagulation processes possible. A cationic, slight positive charge in source waters, often induced by means of a chemical flocculant, causes particles in the water to polymerize into larger bodies that are then heavy enough for gravity to act on in the following sedimentation phase. Temperature is THE critical factor In this process. I treat water in the summer at 26c+, and down to about 3c in the winter, and they don't even act like the same substance. Waters physical and chemical properties vary wildly over the range of its liquid phase temperature range. It's why the career has fascinated me from day one. A person could focus on just one aspect of water to study, and the body of knowledge is more than sufficient to pursue to the PhD level.

[@skrillgorefuski]

Great info man. You forgot to explain how water always finds it own level and how it’s never been observed sticking to spinning ball of anything ever

[@nickacelvn]

@@skrillgorefuski surely a thin layer of water sticks to a spinning ball ....

[@damonhunter5143]

I too would like this explained by a 'qualified boffin'........as far as I am concerned, there is not one shred of convincing evidence to sustain the 'scientific theory' that water curves/bends, which is in very stark contrast to the 'scientific fact' that water ALWAYS finds its own level...............Almighty God is the Creator of this Reality We Currently Find Ourselves In.

[@dubtownman9508]

Density over gravity more so in a liquid form is probably closer to the truth. Buoyancy and density govern the state of liquidity over gravity .

[@tardigrade9493]

Sean Walck. Do you know why you want to be so mean?

[@ladyofthemasque]

This is very fascinating, because the radiant energy (infrared in particular) charging the positive & negative boundary layers, making the blood flow better through our capillaries, makes HUGE sense as to why radiant heat specifically is considered healthier for human bodies. For millions of years, our ancestors basked either in tropical sunlight by day, or in the heat of hearthfires in colder climates, and felt better. Finnish people regularliy soak themselves in the heat of saunas and have always claimed immense health benefits from it, as have indigenous peoples who have had their own versions of sweat lodges as well. The trick, I suspect, is to get the right temperature range and sustain it for the right length of time (and to remember to drink hydration fluids with all the right minerals in the water, since you'll be sweating throughout). Alternately, if you have too much fluids flowing through an area, chilling the flesh with an ice pack will have its own effect on the body's "battery"...which amusingly enough, the Finnish people have also done, alternating between sauna heat and dunking themselves in icy water or rolling around in snow.

[@markantrobus8782]

Alternating cold and hot contracts and expands the capillaries. Take two buckets one of cold and one of hot and with a big mug pour each over yourself alternatively. The brain lights up because the blood is being pumped by the contraction and expansion of the cappilaries and who knows the introduction of energy as well.

[@alfamike7336]

I'm an American of Swedish and Finnish desent and did both growing up (sauna then diving into snowbanks ! Our family longevity we always knew or had thought that,, it is partially due to that. Very cool .... scientifically especially! ✌😎

[@krizzel4890]

Now with these nanoparticels everywhere we get them in our body true breading and eating since the animals take it in while grazing on the land wich we later eat the meat from or use the dairy. Since geoengenering is handeled with radiofrequency true H.A.A.R.P. it also influences our cell's and makes us sick with the same kind of symptoms as corona. Get's you thinking about the hole so called pandemic!

[@bettycooper369]

I quite literally pulled myself out of a medication induced nervous breakdown with cold showers

[@ebrelus7687]

But you know only low deuterium water is hydrating while normal water sources cause dehydration by jamming work of mitochondria & decoupling it and putting big load to clean it up from heavy water?

[@matthewbroughman6344]

This was amazing. It sparked a thought in my mind that our bodies are essentially high tech water filters. The impact of turning the ocean water into purified drinking water and getting energy from the EZ water would be world changing. Much like Nikola Tesla and his ideas.

[@datboi2084]

Would be nice if we stopped poisoning them HEAVILY first 😭

[@danlatch3412]

How many salt water creatures would survive living in an ocean of purified drinking water. hmmm? duh!

[@rhirhi6247]

​@@danlatch3412I don't think the idea is to desalinate the oceans. Water would be taken from the oceans, desalinated, drunk, and I presume return back into the water cycle which also refills the oceans.

[@dehilster]

If you read Pollack's work you will see his work has great experimental backup. Why do people reject it without studying it. It only enhances our knowledge. It doesn't contradict mainstream. Nothing funny here. Why mainstream ignores this can only be an emotional reaction. H3O2 is real. What is there not to get? Pollack's work is fantastic. I actually read it and its scientific evidence is quite clear.

[@LindaChristopherson5and3]

David de Hilster Ditto to your comment. Read his book/books before criticizing what you may not fully understand, not having studied it, researched it. What a shame to be so stuck that eyes and the capacity to understand is obscured.

[@dialecticalmonist3405]

+David de Hilster Belief systems govern what is real to most people. Most people believe that, "If it sounds too good to be true, it is." That silly little phrase holds so much progress back.

[@grumpystiltskin]

+Dialectical Monist YES! Being intellectually honest is very hard. I am unpopular because I studied LENR and unfortunately found out that that stigmatized field is real. 80% of physicists are in full fledged angry denial. But Science is not a democracy- only Nature votes on reality. Instruments don't lie.

[@dialecticalmonist3405]

grumpystiltskin Well, that stuff is about politics, unfortunately. There is more than billions of dollars at stake; their is geopolitical power at stake. Powerful people don't like to wave goodbye to billions of dollars in their pocket without a fight.

[@MrHarpette]

Dialectical Monist: Low Energy Nuclear Reactions AKA Cold Fusion may be "politically charged", but not "about politics". grumpystiltskin: perhaps you should publish your shitlist of those unscientific 80%

[@johnsmith-pe1xm]

I see an honest seeker of truth and wisdom.pray it be contagious

[@corinnemuir1542]

social media has the vaccination

[@markhenry2360]

I was impressed with your comment . Wish more would follow . It's easier for people to go along with it . Sad for society.

[@markhenry2360]

People please don't simply eat what you are fed . Seek truth . For the sake of humanity , and a genuine life . Live free or die . The truth will set you free

[@xXlNKlXx]

john smith amen

[@GrimSleepy]

Fret not, I'll just add a little fluoride here, and a little there... BOOM, now you kid is a better sheep. You're welcome.

[@thisismyname7284]

Why is this man not a Nobel prize nominee or in every scientific magazine is beyond me. Forwarded this video to my chemistry teacher. Thank you for posting 🙏

[@chuckjohnson4750]

Because he's a quack.

[@smokey04200420]

Exactly! In the off chance you weren’t asking sarcastically, then let me know answer: Because he relies on people like you who have never before seen the weird properties of water that he showed in the beginning to be fooled into believing he must know so much even though just because you’ve never heard of those phenomena doesn’t mean scientists are not extremely familiar with how they work and what he’s saying about water is inaccurate. None of it is true.

[@smokey04200420]

I think he’s right about the same charges attracting.

[@tomcazzaniga9768]

Because everyone on the pharma industry's payroll (along with pitiful wannabe "internet debunkers" like smokey and chuck) boycotts in any way what's dangerous for their principals' business.

[@toko3d]

Thanks for saying that. I will also share it forward!

[@profile1251]

As a water drinker I find all this very fascinating

[@matthewmeuleman3369]

You know what fish do in water...

[@The__Chosen___1]

@@matthewmeuleman3369 yes its called the ocean. How long have you been drinking ocean water? 😂

[@squeezeme3316]

😂🤣🤪😄🥰🤣😂😅🤩

[@BrooklynBigAl]

@Profile 1 As a Pepsi-drinker I did not.

[@craigboyd1888]

@@BrooklynBigAl BS

[@jontherevelator9663]

They do know this stuff. They hide the facts for themselves..Knowledge is power. They reserve the good stuff for them.

[@KevonLindenberg]

How has this not been shared 10 million times yet?

[@KevonLindenberg]

I should buy you & the guy who wrote that article a jump to conclusions mat so you can find the square that says, "sidestep". The citation you gave was an opinion piece that sidestepped the entire thing and wrote about something else.

[@mirsidorov5112]

Kevon Lindenberg Exactly. There are thousands of paid "trolls" who scour the web and spread disinformation. This threatens trillion dollar multi-nation energy corporations, of course they will fight these discoveries to no end.

[@maruchannuudle657]

How many people do you know that actually enjoy education and building success though? How many people just live to get by? There’s the answer to why it hasn’t been shared:/

[@amandafrumkin6772]

What a brilliant presentation! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

[@davidmizak4642]

Thanks for providing such fascinating info to your viewers. I appreciate all of your efforts. Sincere thanks for sharing this!

[@liberty-matrix]

"A man of wisdom delights in water." ~Confucius

[@thebluesdk]

One of the most interesting about water I ever saw. Thank You so much for sharing it. ♥️🌹🌹🌹

[@KUfraskins]

"be like water"

[@elyeyi369]

@@KUfraskins Bruce Lee 🙏🏾

[@robertconklin]

@@thebluesdk W\

[@1288Allhart]

One would think the physics here are PART of the HAARP or CERN projects. I can see how chemtrails can be used to control the temperature around the planet so as to use the negative narrative to get the control of the people around the world. "CONTROL" Sounds like the Bilderberg's using the far-left security council of the UN.

[@froginhotwater4806]

Fascinating. I’m just going to play this video again I enjoyed it so much. Thank you!

[@sousou_no_freiren]

For those wondering why Pollack’s work (and even more importantly, Ling’s work on structured water) is not better known, it is because their work directly contradicts many many consensus accepted scientific theories. Primary of these is the sodium-potassium pump model that Ling disproved absolutely. Sodium potassium model is the basis for modern cellular biology and even more importantly modern pharma medicine.

[@jan861]

So are you speaking in favour or against Mr. Pollack's statements?

[@sunnyboy4553]

This is truly amazing and fascinating. Thank you.

[@alicek61]

SIMPLE AND ELEGANT. BRAVO. WELL DONE!

[@michel.b5752]

@alicek61 Simple and elegant, but ... completely wrong.

[@simsam133]

@@michel.b5752why?

[@kristinessTX]

Great lecture. He was so nervous about saying the sun controls the weather...but he is correct.

[@Marcos-bo6vi]

Can u give me references about that? I can show that there's a relationship between the sun and the formation of the clouds.

[@totheleftrightla]

Water having an active memory is so delightful. Water is so profoundly amazing that it seems to also be in another plain.

[@moniquehazzard1383]

Although a woman of faith today, ironically, earlier today was one of the few times I prayed over a jug of water. My husband bought it and since it was labeled “drinking water” I was concerned that toxic fluoride had been added. I grabbed the handle and said a quick prayer that the water would be healthful and blessed. Then hours later my sister puts up a post and this vid link is attached. I am floored & amazed!!

[@jannikheidemann3805]

Flouride can light up under UV light. You can use UV lamps to check water. If it doesn't glow you can drink the drinking water.

[@ebrelus7687]

More concerning is deuterium not fluoride

[@Alex-hs1uf]

…. and every once in a while, along comes an idea that has the potential to change everything. Amazing.

[@hegeliandetective1034]

Bro, this is about structured water, this isn't something new. Do you ever read??

[@ggrthemostgodless8713]

So few of those... so few people with that type of brain.

[@goldnutter412]

HOW AMAZING IS WATER the first unique enough thing that can make water is this qubit matrix math set.. a 1, a 2, a3 and you get 6.. but in matrix of qubit you can now make water.. and life In blockchain you now have 3 unique 1 family BTC ETH LINK And link linking and linking and linking.. forever..

[@beachcomber2008]

_"has the potential"_ - Yep.

[@goldnutter412]

The fact that about the width of a hair is where the EZ mechanism stops.. screams macro quantum mechanics ? same reference to hair as the COLD ATOM LAB ScienceAtNASA - the coolest spot in the universe

[@sandrapierce9128]

Thanks for the explanation.

[@frankfiddler1144]

Absolutely an incredible KEY to link Science of all spheres and most of all showing Human again - How little we really know.

[@rosmit9443]

Fantastic - thank you for sharing this knowledge

[@malayariver]

Wow, That was surprisingly dense and informative, even inspiring. Thanks from Germany

[@tjmmcd1]

What a wonderful lecture on new discoveries and potentials for the '4th phase' of water, including harnessing it to produce free energy, as Tesla once stated about 150 years ago. Six years have passed since this lecture was presented, yet we've heard nothing further about these amazing discoveries. As usual, like so many other wonderful and astounding discoveries in science, it never gets taught in schools. The military and the elite take control and nothing trickles down to help benefit humanity.

[@pluto149]

Most amazing ideas that answer all the fear mongers of doom and gloom, that can make our planet work forever are locked away or discounted as science theory. Because it does not fit the narrative of keeping the elite in charge. They care for no one or anything but themselves.

[@0harris0]

they already know about it and don't want us to have the tech ;)

[@jamiwilliams5885]

He makes more lectures. Hes selling it to the elite in his ted talk. The so called conspirators are the investors that will destroy the earth to make another dollar. And when you try to make them take responsibility they will point at the board of directors whom will point at the scientists whom point back at the investors that paid for the fudge studies that were tampered with to trick investors into feeling good about destroying the planet for profit

[@jamiwilliams5885]

@@0harris0 there is no tech neccessary. You can swirl_vortex it in a cup. They make magnets you can put around your pipes readily available for around $30 if you look into it

[@MrToddino]

Any source you can recommend to look into this?

[@jeffjoseph5]

Fabulous fascinating presentation! So exciting with enormous potential. Thank you so much.

[@savedfaves]

In 50 years people will probably say, "yeah, sure everyone knows that" about many claims this man is making here.

[@tiffinysanchez2312]

He said “we” don’t know how water molecules interact with each other and 5 minutes later begins to explain exactly how it does.

[@nasaerika1853]

He means that the mainstream media and fake scientific education cover up the truth of how our real world works, because if people can be dumbed down then there can be a dictatorship. The professor is a great fact finder,

[@aaronbschneiderdc3870]

That was my favorite Tedx video yet.

[@hermanmunster8677]

This has to be one of my favorite TED Talks! Thanks!

[@kevinchavarria6792]

It's a masterpiece

[@liggerstuxin1]

Shortly after this gave us the world peace. Amazing

[@rocknrolladube]

This explains why I'm a dance machine when that disco light shines on me!

[@walterwojcik5090]

hahahaha ... hahahahahaha

[@yank196101]

the drugs help.

[@savedfaves]

Light can give life, but can also kill - it's murder on the dance floor.

[@MrJaycobsen]

Brilliant. Thanks for enlightening us.

[@JP-ub4zx]

this will change the world especially I'm regards to the health world. Electron transport. We need to start seeing certain things of life in the light of electrons. water, food, light, magnetism. Let's do it

[@clivewells7090]

Slow your roll buddy! The elite have probably known this for Aeons! What makes you think the prisoners are gonna get free fuel and water..?

[@goldnutter412]

Who do we tell.. G20 and SIBOS the finance (why because they have contacts in the angel world.. the protectors thing.. anyone who knows Michael Saylor i left him a bunch of babble about stuff but literally unlock it yourself by looking at matrix math of change in a model.. need to get to 3 unique very base variant of self brothers... Now can make all links.. also water now exists in my cube :) easy ?

[@petecarroll3949]

It all about the movement of electrons

[@limitlessenergy369]

@@petecarroll3949 369

[@agmag9970]

Wow bravo true congratulation to you and your team. Really enjoyed it. Great find!!

[@marginalbear]

One of the first thing I learned from my A level biology was that water bonds in different ways. And it can make various shapes around other molecules.

[@savedfaves]

You didn't learn why though.

[@SonOfTheSystem]

this is highly interesting

[@pj7362]

Thank you Professor and thank you TED for all your team does.

[@dughlasjames9032]

Genius! Pure and simple.

[@innsaeimaster]

a few years ago i read the book: Bionic Water of Prof. Ulrich Warnke - with the same insights. But i have to admit that this presentation was more easy to understand. thxs

[@garicrewsen1128]

The most enlightening, intelligent Ted'x' talk I've viewed since (the 'banned' talk), "Is E.S.P. Real?"

[@artmurray1788]

Righteous Indignation fk

[@enebroresearch2317]

Yes, that ESP talk is the best TEDx talk ever. Well, NO-TEDx talk to be precise :-D

[@SUNSPYtm]

Dammit where can i download that ? haha dont need it, i mean there is MBT theory after all.. interesting tho, how long ago was it more than a few years ? the CIA recently declassify their remote viewing files i heard, didnt look didnt care there is PEAR labs at Princeton since the 70s or 80s.. check out "superhuman" trailer i have been away for ages came back to see if any news on progress of MBT experiments @ Cal Poly and found that new trailer

[@Spathephoros]

This is 7 years old. Where are these water batteries?

[@michel.b5752]

@@enebroresearch2317 all what he present is fully wrong. He knows almost nothing, so he invent a "personal physics"

[@Galactus76]

Hidden knowledge that is worth pure gold!!!!!!!!!!! 💛

[@0harris0]

i cant believe that I've not seen this tedX... absolutely incredible and totally aligns with the way i understand water... no wonder i couldn't pass a-level chemistry... didn't make proper sense :D

[@Human_Avatar]

Great research and worth sharing to human beings across the planet.

[@jamesgames4062]

A noble prize, indeed.

[@peceed]

It is a Nobel level discovery. Really simple and important, very "classical".

[@ebrelus7687]

It doesn't profit corporations so it will stay overlooked

[@rukalius]

@@ebrelus7687 It'll stay overlooked because it's nonsense

[@halweilbrenner9926]

@@rukalius You're no scientist

[@savedfaves]

@@rukalius The only nonsense around here is your comment.

[@mds6860]

Incredible and inspiring!

[@TammyCallahan]

Wow! It is crazy how I something that is such a treasure, does not have the attention it deserves, the respect and reverence. For me I thank you and I am looking into what I can do to be a part of making its power known, protecting its value and sharing ways to help this planet exist as it was meant to exist!

[@christinemeneghetti9006]

Ottimamente detto direi🌿🤝🌺aggiungo che la considero vera trinità divina e sacra🌊🌫❄️🌦 : sale in cielo e ridiscende in terra ed partecipare al miracolo della vita ✨💦

[@SIXSCENT]

Water Bridge is acting like a plasma since electricity is running through it.Sry if this is going to be said later in vid. I'm only at 4 min in. Probably what he will connect to later in the vid. Awesome that someone is finally starting to question common thought and learning that is skewed. Magnetism (existing with the charge of electricity) between particles in a plasma state creates self organizing properties and twists of tubular like strings of energy/magnetism. Birkeland Currents are the proper example of the Water Bridge experiment.

[@boxlessthinking]

almost like someone does not want thinking to happen so much as to ruin their empires. like they've tried to hide from the masses the information needed to move forward ... just look how much trouble it must take to remove nikola telsa from the information. untill the internet came along and freed the information to the masses no one hardly spoke of him..

[@b1aflatoxin]

To be clear, a water bridge has nothing to do Plasma! However, I can see why the confusion since Plasma is the fourth state of matter, and the title of the video refers to a so-called fourth state of water (Exclusion Zone water).

[@leerobertson3015]

Like your comment, I assume you are with the E Universe community? Thunderbolts project etc, a few docs on water memory on Ytube are amazing and worth watching.

[@nealthomson9505]

Water is a kind of low energy plasma

[@benbart5711]

@@boxlessthinking YES!!! N. Tesla's ideas were so far reaching, so advanced, they could empower someone to live and heal themselves with. TESLA SHOWED THE WORLD. Free electricity via radiant energy NO fuel for transportation with self charging Elec. cars and trucks. NO Drug Co. lookup George Lakhovsky and Tesla MWO device and scalar energy, NO Hospital needed except for sever trauma events. IF you intend to disrupt the BIG 3 ( PHARMA ENERGY and TRANSPORTATION ) you will Disappear either IN body ie. Accidental death. , poison ect. or Disappear from public view like tesla by making everyone think he was crazy.

[@BenSock]

Science is a process not a destination. "Settled Science" is just gatekeeping, pursue truth, question everything, be love, have grace, thanks professor! Thanks Dr Cowan!

[@adrianobulla7875]

This is amazing.

[@h.gonyaulax2190]

In the meantime, I read Pollack's book. It contains the same chemical errors that I have already found in several yt-videos and described here 4 month ago. The man constructs his own chemistry as it just fits to his "discovery ".

[@jan861]

which ones exactly?

[@joelblea4992]

Please explain. What page numbers are the errors on?

[@h.gonyaulax2190]

@@joelblea4992 I had the German version from the city library. You will find the numerous errors in the introductory theory section on EZ water at the beginning of the book. However, you need knowledge of chemistry to recognize them. Laymen will not recognize them, as it seems plausible to them.

[@joelblea4992]

@@h.gonyaulax2190 I'll be reading the English version and see if I see the same errors.

[@h.gonyaulax2190]

@@joelblea4992 Then I look forward to your review.

[@DwayneShaw1]

interesting presentation. It's been nine years. Have they managed any practical applications?

[@halweilbrenner9926]

That's what I wondered.

[@dascribblenaut01]

This is all wrong, so probably not

[@GembaDocs]

Free energy which he has clearly demonstrated doesn’t get any serious funding because it’s against the globalist controlled agenda. Quite simple really.

[@adamf124]

@@dascribblenaut01eeeh. This explains the fourth phase water under the crust

[@savedfaves]

@@dascribblenaut01 "all wrong" says debunker. "Case closed" says debunker.

[@assfixer]

thank you sir you just blew my mind

[@MrMatancur]

Stop blowing so much and maybe your mind, little as it may be, would start working as it is supposed to

[@johnkelly6809]

Dr. Pollack's mention of the thin tube through which EZ water constantly flows brings to mind Sir Roger Penrose's hypothesis that consciousness is a product of the microtubules that are found in the Human Cerebrum. It may well be that consciousness is a derivative of this fourth state of water! Something to consider!

[@savedfaves]

Consciousness can exist without the body, perhaps the microtubules are the receiver of it?

[@anthonygoggans7828]

One of the greatest ted talks

[@HKHasty]

I work in image sensing. This makes me wonder if water can be used as a photodetector? Inspiring talk.

[@jacobvantuinen5426]

Yes...eyeballs

[@samwolff3960]

Good idea. You could essentially do actinometry by measuring the size of the exclusion zone

[@aniksamiurrahman6365]

@@jacobvantuinen5426 Actually eyeballs detect photon using a compound called retinol and a relay system called G-protein coupled receptor system. Water plays no special role at all.

[@Corgio22]

@@aniksamiurrahman6365 what are those compounds and proteins surrounded by and bathed in?

[@aniksamiurrahman6365]

@@Corgio22 That has nothing to do with their capability any more than how air all around you helps you walk.

[@blakemiller7685]

Incredible I hope this research gets backed and supported. Just endless possibilities.

[@blakemiller7685]

And the connection to electricity and UV Light

[@burtvincent1278]

Thank you for this insight.

[@UKrustafarian]

Could this not also be applied to larger bodies, ie planetary and galactical formation? Also, a beautiful demonstration of the need for balance between chaos and order to correctly structure a system that thrives over huge expanses of time.

[@victorcoca8567]

Excelent exposition....very revealing indeed

[@blisswkc3344]

Thank y'all so much dearest 🌹 Y'all such an inspiration 🥰 Appreciate y'all from the bottom of my heart 💖 Be Blissful Eternally 🙏👼🌈

[@jonathanstorie1081]

Love the illustrations! All this is truly amazing! Is he really saying what I think he's saying? Like all this potential energy just right there?

[@Christian_Prepper]

5:40 *WHAT was the "GEL" ("hydrophilic material"; "negatively charged entities")?* 8:26 *What was causing the split?* 9:05 /10:43 *"water droplet"? How do you get a water droplet to remain separate in a body of water (cloud), or another way of asking is: how do you make a water droplet "hydrophilic"?*

[@Christian_Prepper]

*SOLUTION?* So I looked up "hydrophilic" materials & what I have found so far is glass & stainless steel & some plastics that are prepared to be hydrophilic! Now I am in no way suggesting any of these are optimal or are capable of producing adequate results. These just happen to be materials that are said to attract water to some degree & frankly are readily available. There is also a process of "hydrophilic coating" on other materials that I do not yet understand how to do. So consider this system, an aquarium. I wonder if the inside of aquarium glass in hydrophilic or has been treated to be hydrophobic. If the inside of aquarium glass is hydrophilic & I could easily treat the outside of the aquarium glass to be hydrophobic with RainX & keep it in the sun (charged) & then mount a couple of poles in the water (one right next to the glass & another in the center) with a volt meter or tiny LED light. *The quintessential question is: **_how large would this entire system have to be to create even 1 volt of electricity?_*

[@cameronmichaelkeys]

I enjoyed this presentation. I am fascinated by the shaming and counter-shaming that fills the comments feed as well!

[@rialeduc6658]

No shame no blame for the futures tame way

[@azza-in_this_day_and_age]

how dare you enjoy and be fascinated while there are starving babies in the world. hey everybody, cameron wants babies to starve! just kidding he achally doesnt want babies to starve... i cant keep living this lie! now i am shame....

[@logmeindangit]

shaming and counter=shaming - well put. And fun reads. Your theory sucks. Yeah, well YOUR theory blows. Well, OK then, you face this way, and I'll face that way, we'll put a windmill in between, and generate power from it!

[@heidiholtz4382]

Everyone knows what water it is, but the banter about “why it is” and “how it is” I just find irresistible. 🐳

[@heidiholtz4382]

logmeindangit Prove it. ;)

[@BrigitaMencigarJb29m]

Gentle beauty of nature. Thank You!

[@Twindragon-tu1wd]

Thank you for the pioneering research dear Dr Pollock ❤😂

[@PrestonPittman]

I move thru this life in continuos flow, swirling, twirling, moved too and frow. My way through this life is the will of The Father, I am poured out like.. water. Preston Pittman

[@virvisquevir3320]

Preston Pittman - * to and fro.

[@mrzero6691]

Extremely intriguing. To hear the information in a Walken-esque voice is icing on the cake.

[@goldnutter412]

The fact that about the width of a hair is where the EZ mechanism stops.. screams macro quantum mechanics ? same reference to hair as the COLD ATOM LAB ScienceAtNASA - the coolest spot in the universe

[@JasonsMove]

Brilliant! Thank you 🙏

[@sarojmondal2304]

I Am Grateful for this science wisdom 🙏 Namaste

[@jk501111]

The presentation was so interesting and easy to follow for anyone without a formal education in physics, biology, or chemistry .. and then showing the practical applications was smart, I hope money takes notice and funds projects that explore the harvesting of energy from water.

[@davidstar2362]

They have they killed the inventors. oh I mean for some reason many committed suicide AFTER the big announcement and TOLD the NEWS reporters how THEY was going to change the world. water powered cars and alternators that ran on one drop of gas and many many other such inventors. GO RESEARCH!!! The 1970's have many water inventors. go check it out.

[@Hanks011]

This is mind-blowing. The implication 'truly' revolutionary. This finding needs to be heavily funded/studied.

[@1ecafuentes]

Hank Scorpio Can you help me?? What does this all mean how is it all relevant?

[@lostspace5811]

Money is corruption. Does it need to be funded? Or

[@CloneSnake2]

@@lostspace5811 would you rather have to barter your donkey for 5 loaves of bread but instead get 3 pineapples

[@alro7779]

This is pure gold!

[@planmet]

I remember at University, our Zoology professor used to demonstrate how a locust could not fly if it was quickly removed from a chilled box - but could do after being exposed to fluorescent light or laid on a warm radiator for fifteen minutes. Mammals use their metabolism as a way of heat regulation but other forms of life may use sunlight as a form of heat generation. An article I read recently describes Luciferin as a substance that can be generated from light and this can then be oxidised (probably from the EZ) back to oxyluciferin - generating heat (and light - in the case of glow-worms).

[@h.gonyaulax2190]

This has nothing to do with EZ water. As a former zoology student, you should know that cooled poikilothermic organisms need an external heat source to become active again. Bioluminescence, as in the case of luciferin, produces "cold light" and the energy release is negligible. The theory of EZ water is so flawed that Pollack's statements are not taken seriously in scientific circles. As a biology student, you should also have received a basic education in chemistry. You can check P.'s theory statements on the EZ for yourself at the beginning of his book. They range from erroneous to untenable.

[@cynthiaennis3107]

What a beautiful structure!

[@gazorbo]

Be the water! "from Mr. Bruce Lee.

[@Crtnmn]

Be the ball...chevy chase

[@darenhoey7458]

Total Concentration. From kentucky Fried Movie 🎬

[@Crtnmn]

@@darenhoey7458 nananananananana....

[@archangelspardathadon9188]

Humans have no other choice but to be water my friend. Humans are made up of 90% of it.

[@Crtnmn]

@@archangelspardathadon9188 lofty name, think highly of yourself I see....my friend we are adding culturally relevant humor to the "dry" content. Yes Archy we are made of water so we can not escape "being" the water. I suppose that's what the scriptures are pointing out when they say you must be born of water...you must know the rest. We must be the ball, this is us identifying with our mother earth. Now in balance, water and earth , mankind is led to the truth. we can see that what we are striving for in this world of water and dust is the component we all need for life. It is right there puffing you up, inflating the ball and making up the water....gas, wind, air...spirit our component parts.

[@mushlove1457]

God bless your work.

[@manuelahe_]

Absolutely brilliant, brilliant

[@CariFromDitchDiets]

Makes so much sense. Love Dr/ P's unassuming. Knowledge

[@jeffboyle9490]

Great stuff!

[@hopingtobewheatnotatare172]

Good speech...very interesting!

[@ThomasFeinerNeuroscience]

What a brilliant talk about water's 4th phase which I came across when studying the effects of photobiomodulation. Infrared light turns more water in the membrane of the mitochondria into the 4th phase wich results into a faster turning of the ATP Synthase and so increases the production of ATP inside the mitochondria. The gel like consistency of the 4th phase water behaves like oil - and oil is a better lubrificant than water. This is probably the reason why photobiomodulation is so effective in healing wounds and increasing neuroplasticity in the brain.

[@stanjarmolowicz]

Vivian Elizabeth Marquez de la Garza 3 months ago Why is this man not a Nobel prize nominee or in every scientific magazine is beyond me. Forwarded this video to my chemistry teacher. Thank you for posting 🙏

[@a.6897]

You the chemistry teacher?

[@kwidevidsb8127]

because it was investigated, but it was scrapped. Do you know first cars were electric with detachable batteries, you didn't have to wait for your car to charge, but the garage just swapped your battery for fully charged one. Also do you know that CO2 is essential nutrient for better plant growth. And the atmosphere is only 0,04% CO2.

[@TheSithLibraryArchivesGalactic]

Mind=Blown. Never thought of water as being akin to drinkable solar panels that power us far more than we really realized. Neat.

[@suprageel]

The Sith Library & Archives makes us realize how advanced technology the human body is

[@floyd201149]

this goes back to Victor Schauberger ... Callum Coats wrote a book about Victor's work called Living Energies ... then follow the rail into what is now known as Bio-Dynamics ... have a great day folks ...

[@lostspace5811]

Yet your body works

[@clivewells7090]

A nice consice summarry of a badly recorded gem! X

[@benedictchin8799]

Greetings, thank you for the important information on water. The ancient One understood more about water. Always respecting Water☀️🌿🙏🏾

[@citizenY]

Native Alaskans have dozens of words for water indicating different phases, states and 'moods'.

[@E-Kat]

Yes, isn't this fantastic?

[@citizenY]

@@E-Kat Indeed. If only we could possibly cultivate a culture that would listen to their words and learn from their ways. 🙏

[@gregparrott]

@@citizenY I read that the Inuits have roughly 100 words for snow in order to better delineate the consistency, features and textures of the snow. Also, some native American indian tribes had many words for running.

[@matthewmeuleman3369]

@@gregparrott my uncle told me that a Dutch person can swear for two minutes and not repeat themselves, an Australian repeated themselves after 2 seconds.

[@gregparrott]

@@matthewmeuleman3369 Good one. The Dutch must be more refined at swearing

[@DarkskiesSiren]

That was amazing

[@aaronedvalson104]

Water is magical!!!

[@DrReginaldFinleySr]

No it's just an emergent property of physics.

[@aaronedvalson104]

@@DrReginaldFinleySr dude... This comment is six years old.

[@goldnutter412]

This hexagon creation of 1 and 2 and 3 and all the qubit potential in having all things that can do t he 3D of those 3 items (hi 9) EVERYTHING IS THERE I AM GOING TO BOW TO PYRAMID GODS

[@CloneSnake2]

@@goldnutter412 can't tell if your trolling or not

[@mysideshurt]

Now I would love to hear about any practical applications that have come to fruition. Please

[@dinoj1734]

A very fascinating discussion. For being such a 'simple' molecule water has SO MANY amazing properties.. Also btw, what about super solids and plasma..??

[@hypatiaatheiria9647]

could this has influence on the origin of life and the first cell walls?

[@livondiramerian6999]

Nature provides us every thing necessary for our survival.

[@Meic3]

There is nothing magical about this - we evolved on this planet and we couldn’t have done so if that statement wasn’t true.

[@erunstoppable1174]

Brilliant man!

[@jeffbaker634]

Nice presentation. Water is life and without it we're toast. There's so much potential in these studies and I'm amazed at the results. Thank you for the video and keep up the good work.

[@mikewelch4965]

"Toast"...because toast is void of water? LOL. Well said!

[@AustinEliante]

I am very interested in learning more about water as an energy source outside of hydroelectric. Harvesting the energy like a battery would solve 3 major problems we have: energy, greenhouse gasses, and batteries.

[@DreamKalibur]

We all are interested. There was a time when all of humanity harvested and used free energy. However, our oppressors keep this information from us (also active supersession of free energy 'discoveries'), because the use of free energy make the population less controllable, and less dependent on profit energy. But, I believe their is a change on the horizon, and it won't come from the mainstream prescription, it will come from the individual, exercising their right to use free energy from the environment to self-sustain.

[@ebrelus7687]

Greenhouse was never a problem. it doesn't affect climate. Atmospheric pressure on troposphere and compounded together cosmic cycles do. Don't worry world won't end this decade or age. But regular climate average for earth is ice age...