> --- In [hidden email], "Marc Martin" <marc@u...> wrote:
>
> > Note also that I've looked at the Windows NT task monitor,
> > and the Quantum Byte never seems to use any CPU time,
> > even after being on for 8 hours...
>
> To explain the lack of CPU usage, I wonder if the Quantum Byte program
> is just placing a special set of patterns in memory, more patterns for
> 'higher' settings. And maybe the patterns are only unpackaged from
> the program's data set and arranged for effect when the software is
> run?
>
> This seems to be close to the way the Computer Clear software you
> mentioned operates. Computer Clear claims to place "over 34,000
> different homoeopathic type remedies into you to harmonise
> imbalances". It is known that effective homeopathic remedies can be
> made with something called a Rae Potency Generator. A polar medium,
> usually water or alcohol, is exposed to a geometric pattern
> corresponding to a remedy's energy signature and a magnetic field at
> the same time; the polar medium is then imprinted with the homeopathic
> remedy's energy signature. This imprint will fade unless the remedy
> is further succussed like in classical homeopathic remedy preparation.
>
> Perhaps the Computer Clear software (and by extension the Quantum Byte
> software) places patterns like these 'Rae' patterns into the
> computer's memory. Then the magnetic emissions from the computer
> serve as the requisite magnetic field to provide imprinting into our
> bodies own water? Their effects would then fade quickly over time as
> with non-succussed Rae-prepared remedies after the computer was turned
> off.
>
> One thing specifically about Computer Clear's stated approach --
> exposure to over 34,000 different energy signatures sounds like
> overload. From a classical homeopathy perspective (one
> remedy/variable at a time) this is very unsafe, and even from a
> non-classical homeopathic perspective that uses mixtures of remedies,
> the remedies are chosen for specific and related effects. Wouldn't
> 34,000 at once tend to confuse and scramble a person's system? (Does
> someone know if this many frequencies are safely used at once with
> things like Rife generators?)
>
> Beau
>
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