Impossible? We shall see!

Being that it’s Monday, it’s great to know that my mind is still functioning! 😊

This week, we’re “Back to the Future!” (as it were) diving into the differences between combustion engines and steam engines. Surprisingly, both types of engines stem from the same fundamental concept: the reciprocating engine. That means they share a common design principle, where energy is collected, balanced, and distributed in a systematic manner.

When we think about how these engines operate, it’s similar to a reciprocal roof, where everything works together harmoniously. The idea is that any extra energy can be harnessed to perform work, thanks to a delivery system that is defined by holistic principles. If you grasp that concept, it suggests that a perpetual energy machine can only manage itself. For a machine to function perpetually, it must incorporate additional elements, no matter how you analyse it.

As we explore the idea of perpetual energy, it’s essential to consider dimensionality. This may sound a bit outlandish today, much like when Diesel proposed that his engine could achieve around 70% efficiency while steam engines were only at 7%. It might seem far-fetched for now, but I believe there’s a deeper understanding to be uncovered. While I haven’t pieced everything together just yet, I recognize that Sacsayhuaman plays a significant role in this exploration.

That, if you ask ‘me’ is an atomic energy facility, where intriguing interactions between Fire and Ice occur at an “Atomic” state, distinct from nuclear processes.

Here, the hydronium and hydroxyl relationship manifests in a cross-dimensional and physical form. Upon first observations, we recognized it as a “Perfect” relationship, and further examination revealed a multitude of connections, particularly the Penta-Hexagonal structure, where the fractals of six correspond precisely to five. The outer ring features two main sets of twin chambers on the left, adhering to Ring Theory and helical wave patterns, complemented by four additional pairs of chambers.

The internal ring, while offset, remains robust, functioning like a selector key found in a swimming pool sand filter, indicating that it possesses both “Purpose” and “Direction.” Essentially, it serves as a spatial vector organization system. This structure overlays itself, presenting a two-dimensional image that reflects its three-dimensional form, which operates within a four-dimensional context… as a singularity!

The distances between the vertices of a double unit cube correspond to the square roots of the first six natural numbers, including the square root of five, while the square root of seven is unattainable due to Legendre’s three-square theorem. This concept is inherently dimensional, creating a twin, fractal reality, as found with a vortex.

The dimensional interactivity can be perceived in two dimensions and then translated into three dimensions from a four-dimensional perspective. That relates to the Three Body Problem, where the bodies represent dimensions rather than the entities within those dimensions. To shape the reality within a dimension, like our own, one must create the necessary components. It resembles an engine within another engine, suggesting that it is “apparently” a part or, in more familiar terms, “apart” from the reality we collectively experience.

We are intrinsically connected to this “living machine”, which thrives on complexity, leading to sustainability from a fresh perspective that has been realized before, echoing what we refer to as “ancient architecture”—a testament to holistic machines.

Basically, working like the thing that Ironman has in his chest… at municipal scales.

Impossible? We shall see!

It seems that what we are uncovering is the idea that the structure itself has formed a partially enclosed vortex, driven by a helical wave. This phenomenon resembles a pyramid shape, which may explain humanity’s historical inclination to construct pyramids. The building’s design, rather than its materials, compresses this wave ever so slightly, allowing it to interact with itself without the need for any mechanical force.

The interplay of electromagnetivity between the Earth and the ionosphere generates friction, which in turn captures plasma in the form of a spark, reminiscent of Faraday’s experiments with electricity. This energy is then conveyed through water, which we might refer to as “Vitality,” embodying the essence of life itself. It’s a fascinating concept that even extends to our modern conveniences, like Wi-Fi, suggesting a deeper connection between energy and existence.

Consider this: if you possess a stationary vehicle that enables you to perceive dimensions in a way akin to vivid hallucinations, what necessity would there be for another mode of transport beyond your own physical form? With the ability to “see” everything around you, movement becomes less essential.

This perspective allows for a profound focus on your immediate surroundings and their significance, shedding light on the extremely weighty relationship between ancient architecture and its natural environment, which is both striking and deeply relevant … because they’re Arc Reactors.

Further Reading

Sacsayhuaman
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sacsayhuam%C3%A1n

Teotihuacan
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teotihuacan

Carnot Heat Engine
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Carnot_heat_engine&wprov=rarw1

Carnot Cycle
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Carnot_cycle&wprov=rarw1

Carnot Theorem
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carnot%27s_theorem_(thermodynamics)

Modern Heat and Energy Delivery
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Micro_combined_heat_and_power

Stirling Engine
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stirling_engine

Reciprocating Engine
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reciprocating_engine

Reciprocal Piston
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/?redirect=no&title=Reciprocal_piston