Photo
Image665; Drawing depicts the equational and
acronym concepts before the development of product
and content. How does the magician explain his
tricks? - By demonstration!
44th Week
2005 / Discover this! How can you invent something
new, that's been around and about for a hundred
years and has already been patented and
trademarked?
"Usually
the best way to legally utilize someone else's
knowledge and work product," said Troy Cory at the
recent October VoIP Telephony Conference 2005 in
Los Angeles. -- "is to attend or buyout the
academic institution established by the inventor,
then slowly, but surely -- update his terminology
with a few choice words and symbols".
The changes made to the
inventions of Telegrapy and Stubblefield's Wireless
Telephony were made by the stroke of a pen.
"Wireless telephony" has became synominous with
"radio", "WiFi" and the "Cell Phone." Landline
phone calls are now being referred to as, "VoIP,"
voice over Internet Protocol," continued Troy and
Josie Cory, the authors of the four volumn set of
"The
History of Radio and Television," -- 1992, See
Amazon -- "Disappointments Are Great" -- for
availability.
Albert Einsten, as a
professor, taught a few semesters at Caltech in
Pasadena, California. He will always be remembered
with the thought left to his undergraduates, "it's
a cinch by the inch, but hard by the yard."
It's truly frightening to me
that no one on either end of the educational-legal
spectrum seems to see what the student's inaction
is giving rise when they are afraid to repeat and
apply the copyrighted, patented technology, what
he/she has paid to learn without some sort of a
certificate or a state license. This is especially
true in the medical, legal and accounting
professions.
"I do not blame the authors
of telecommunication history in the past for their
failure to record Nathan B. Stubblefield as the
inventor and patent holder of the 'wireless
telephone' in 1907, and failing to mention the
Nobel Prize given to Marconi, was in physics, any
more than I blame a baby for crying or a duck for
quacking," said Troy Cory, during the Q&A with
Michael K. Powell, the former chairman of the
FCC.
STRANGE
AS IT MAY SEEM, there has been much talk of
late about the scientific method in which you are
required to use -- to skirt around the laws of
existing patents, trademarks and copyrights. The
new string and nanotechnology theories are great
examples.
The use of scientific
formulas, and acronyms like; SIP, VoIP, VATs
iHandy, iPod, Smart Daaf Boys and DSL -- are used
to describe a newly developing industry that's
ready to hit the market place. This usually takes
place in the context of distinguishing a science
from other "less rational" practices, such as the
wireless telephone, radio, television, the
Internet, divination and magic. It's an attempt to
wipe out the old for the new school of thought.
But in recent years science
itself has been showing increasingly magical
tendencies, like the slight of hand magic
demonstrated every night at the Magic Castle in
Hollywood, co-founded by Milt and William Larsen,
Jr., in 1963.
"In
fact", says TVI publisher, Josie Cory who attended
the Magician Award, "I had the honor to be
introduced to the "Magician of the Year 2005"
winner, Criss Angel, and participated in the
up-close magic game, "Rolling Olympics". See
More Story.
"The whole evening," said Josie, "was a
liken to those men and women who work in the field
of attempting to define the differences between the
wireless telephony and telegraphy of the 20th
century. In today's theoretical physics, it is now
common practice to talk about other dimensions of
reality, entire landscapes of universes for which
there is no empirical evidence whatsoever.
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MORE STORY ABOUT THE STRING
THEORY
Additionally to the magical evening at the
Castle, she was treated to a great magical show at
the WiFi VoIP Telephony expo at the LA Convention
Center the next day. According to Josie, "what I
saw disappear right in front my eyes at the expo, I
got back at the end of the session by the magic
practitioner, Harrison Carroll. His demonstration
of mental telepathy and what it was all about was
amazing. He knew exactly what word I had in mind.
His knowldege in the art of telepathy brought back
Troy's recollection of the NBS100's 1907 WiFi unit,
and as to where VoIP is heading."
During
the Q&A, Troy quizzed Michael K. Powell, the
former chairman of the FCC, about the FCC and
Congress paying Nathan B. Stubblefield-NBS (NBS100)
the $27 Billion dollars the FCC has collected from
their frequencies auction sales. The wireless
telephone spectrums (frequencies) were obtained by
regulatory seizure during the last 100 years, but
were never paid for. See
video movie featuring Troy Cory and Michael K.
Powell.
Pete
Allman of Celebrity Scene quizzed Troy about his
banter with Powell and agreed that you can't blame
the duck or baby for Stubblefield's plight, you
have to blame the leaders in congress and the
academia for accepting "payola" for historical
cover-ups.
"In
other words," said Pete, "if you can't find the
person that should be paid for his product of work,
as in the case of N. B. Stubblefield, pay the guy
who's selling the product, and I guess the general
public loses out."
"If we
continue to demand inaction and remain committed to
allowing nonpayment of the Smart-Daaf boys for
their frequencies, how long before Joe Citizen says
"enough"?
Let's
be honest with ourselves. Let's stop the bombing of
Iraq, and let's pay the Smart-Daaf boys for their
property seized by telecommunication regulatory
agencies. How long before we find ourselves like
other nations -- that don't want to pay their
bills?
"I, for
one, see nothing wrong in seizing someone's
property, but not paying Stubblefield and the rest
of theSmart-daaf boys, is another story", continued
Pete. (The
Smart-daaf boys are: Stubblefield, Marconi, Ambros
Fleming, Tesla, Deforest, Alexanderson, Armstrong
and Farnsworth).
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STORY ABOUT SMART-DAAF BOYS
What
will our nation be like when average townsfolk
decide they are no longer served by the law of the
land -- that requires the government to pay for
seized private property? Powell said, in answering
Troy's question, that "because that all happened
over a hundred years ago, the seizure question has
been validated, but the payment issues are still up
in the air for only a court to decide."
Part
02
-- The
Theory of Creating Magical Formulas, concepts, after
the original invention.
The
more you learn about people, the more reasons you
may find not wanting to buy their product, if they
even have one with
content.
For
instance, the biggest problem with "Marconi" is not
of his telegraphony dit dah's making, it was his
politics. The more we learn about Marconi, the less
we like him and, correspondingly, the less we care
about his Dit dah radio invention.
Marconi (1874-1937) was
truly a ground breaking inventor; one of the first
telecommunication winners of the 1909 Nobel Prize
for physics, (Karl Ferdinand Braun from Germany
shared the prize), in recognition for their
contribution to the development of wireless
telegraphy, a feat that few have equaled. Because
he knew so many important cultural figures -- he
was a close friend of both Mussolini and the Nazi
leaders -- his life offers a chance to tell a much
grander saga of the times.
Particularly when writing
about radio, publishings achieve that larger
vision. But Marconi was also a deeply troubled man,
as the numerous tales of his 1927 infidelities
while married to Beatrice and Countess Bezzi-Scali.
Marconi's first marriage to Beatrice O'Brian,
daughter of the 14th Baron Inchiquin of Ireland,
was annulled after 18 years, the same year he
married Countess Bezzi-Scali. History attests to
the fact that Marconi joined Mussolini's Fascist
Party in Italy, in 1923, and was appointed
president of the "Accademia d'Italy" by dictator,
Benito Mussolini. He had many fractious
relationships and was absent from his post-war
duties to his company. SEE
MORE STORY ABOUT SMART-DAAF BOYS
3.
Political Contributions, Award Shows and
Payola, are they analagous to each
other?
Maybe, it depends on how you
see it. In the latest, hottest "big science" tome,
since Einstein's Theory of Relativity and his catch
all mathematical formula for Energy E=mc2 -- "is
string theory talk". Before string talking, it was
nanotechnology, both of which were sort of
explained by the voice recording of Albert Einstein
in the 30s. You heard him explain his E=mc2 concept
at the beginning of this voice enhanced Web page.
Click
here to hear Einstein's Voice once again --
explaining his mathematical concept of what
Energy does, when out of nowhere it becomes part of
a mass by the click of a
finger.
IN
MANY WAYS, Einstein's theory, is easier to
understand than as to the reasons why people give
and take Political
Contributions, watch Award Shows and take
Payola. The string explains
away their theory as; "the extension of the
universe, is just one more step in a historical
chain of cosmic expansions." But as you can plainly
see there is no CONTENT, unless
an
Award is
attached.
Did
you hear Einstein's Voice explaining his theory on
Energy?
The explanation of his 1905 theory was broadcast
over the NBS100 radio frequencies in the
1920s.
In
the 17th century, the Newtonian revolution expanded
our vision by positioning that the point-like stars
were other material suns with their own planetary
systems.
A century later, Immanuel
Kant suggested that the hazy astronomical blobs
known as "nebulae" were each separate galaxies, a
notion of immensity so staggering it beggared
belief at the time. From one material planet to
many; from one star to many; from one galaxy to
many; and now, according to the string theory, our
vision must expand from one space-time to many.
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MORE STORY GO TO EINSTEIN IN
SOULFIND