We Are the Legacy of Every Suppressed Engineer
June 11, 2026
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as posted by the channelRobert Forward published a paper in 1984 showing the Casimir effect could drive two plates together and draw off that energy like current from a battery. The host reads this in Froning's book and realizes he has been making this exact argument on twenty five different podcasts against PhD physicists who told him he was wrong. It is right there in black and white. But the episode builds toward something more personal. Frank Mead, Robert Forward, David Froning, Paul Czysz, Robert Bussard. None of them got the recognition they deserved. Neil deGrasse Tyson is famous. Nobody knows who Thomas Townsend Brown was. The host lands on a conclusion that genuinely moves him. They wrote those books for us. They knew someone would come along and figure it out. That someone turned out to be a healthcare IT guy and a community that refused to stop asking questions. We are their legacy.
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