Is Stevia blended in water Cold Fission?

[dqcelticwarrior]

Please, can someone help me with this. I put Stevia in Water, and Blended it. The top of the blender safely blew off because the WATER HAD EXPLODED INTO A SOUP. That Soup seperated into h2o beneath toxic foam in about 30 seconds. Several minutes after that, the foam that ph'd toxic disappeared into the water. I thought I had witnessed a miracle when I saw the WATER EXPLODE INTO SOUP. Isn't it true that water has more energy yield than Petroleum? If that Soup is split h2o, I recently read an article where a typical car engine could run off of split h2o, and that it could safely power the world right now. If that is so, I would really appreciate someone blending Stevia in water, and witnessing what it does to water. Is that safe fission? Because the explosion into Soup that returns to water is instantaneous when blended. Bam. Safely. So does that mean coldly? Most people don't even know that water could be used as fuel. Because they just don't teach that in school, and even in what they do teach there isn't room for anything too outside the box. I'm thinking about publishing a paper. Stevia= Cold Fission= Stevia + Water + Energy= Water Exploding into Fuel/Soup, etc etc. I know for a fact that drinking the h2o that appears underneath that bad foam detoxified my body to where I literally felt myself purging. And I recently dunked the basketball for the first time ever at 39 years of age. So I'd swear in court that Stevia was like a miracle for my own body. And I'm hoping for postive feedback on my theory about Stevia being Cold Fission, even though it's a little chaotic. But I also think the reason Einstein and other greats couldn't equate Cold Fission was because their laws and rules didn't allow for a Stevia crossover. Thank you for reading and considering this. Dan Quinn

[editor]

To split water you need considerable energy, usually electrical, and that comes from a power plant- gas, oil, coal, fired. Not environmentally good. And the possibility of doing it by solar power units is also not good. The units are made in a factory that uses lots of power.
The rest of your post is not physics.

[dqcelticwarrior]

If ever there was an instance to take a leap of faith, and just BLEND STEVIA IN WATER, this is truly it. Adding energy to Stevia and Water splits Water into a Soup that I believe is split h2o. The fact that Soup 'returns'/seperates into 2 distinct layers, one being pure h2o and the other being foam that ph'd toxic on a digital ph'er should tell you that Stevia is changing water in some form or fashion. All it would take is a $10 investment at a local health food store, and blending some in water. The American FDA illegalized Stevia for a reason. Because they don't like anything that's good or healthy for the population generally. Stevia seems to be an answer from mother nature that wasn't allowed for in the rules and laws that govern physics and the other sciences. Please, just take the time to blend some Stevia in Water. And I know that you won't regret the decision to do so. I state that Stevia is the 'missing link' for Cold Fission that Einstein couldn't find. And if he couldn't find it, no one probably could. The fact that Stevia seperates chemicals from the h2o molecule, as well as me literally feeling my body purging itself when I started to use Stevia should be an indication that something out of the ordinary is going on here. What if I'm correct about this? All you have to do is take $10, and an hour out of your day, to blend Stevia in Water. I guarantee you won't be disappointed.

[Larne]

Originally Posted by dqcelticwarrior

If ever there was an instance to take a leap of faith, and just BLEND STEVIA IN WATER, this is truly it.

No one is debating your claim that Stevia blended with water froths. This in itself is not impressive; So does alka-seltzer in water, or soap in water, or baking soda in vinegar, or most dramatically Mentos in diet coke.

Also, while I personally doubt the resulting fluid has any notable health benefits I'm not inclined to argue that point either.

What editor is saying, and I will repeat, is that this has nothing whatsoever to do with fusion or fission, nor does it offer any possibilities as a new energy source. I'm sorry to disappoint you, your heart seems to be in the right place, and I'm sure we all wish there were some magic new source of unlimited cheap, clean energy. But you have come to a physics web site and the simple fact is your claims have no scientific validity.

Before you suggest otherwise you should take the time to familiarize yourself with the meanings of a number of terms:

cold fusion
fusion power
heavy water
fission

As it stands your use of these terms is at best unconventional and at worst meaningless.

[Fernanda]

this guy has been emailing me too on this...it's not the first time he's posted here

[rrrADAM]

Originally Posted by dqcelticwarrior

I state that Stevia is the 'missing link' for Cold Fission that Einstein couldn't find.

When this guy is accepting the Nobel next year, I'll remember that I saw it here first.

[Fernanda]

His PM to me...

Once again, we are left to lecture this kind of quackery about how the scientifc method:

1) One...it's your theory YOU prove it.
2) Its not a truth because it hasn't been proven wrong
3) Old scientists used math and science to prove their theories
4) The government banning a substance doesn't make your theory true.
5) When you can calculate the energy required to split water into hydrogen and oxygen AND show that stevia alone can overcome that potential (that means using math), come back here and post your calculations.
6) Not all "open minded" individuals are geniuses...neither is everyone that disagrees with you "close minded"

Quackery? How about this? Teating me like a heretic might not reflect well on you when the simplicity of what Stevia does to water is easily validated. Everyone laughed at Galileo? when he said the earth was round, correct? I stand by my claim that blending Stevia in water makes it almost instantaneously expand to twice its mass into a WHITE BUBBY SOUP. That soup 'returns to' or seperates into pure h2o beneath a layer of foam that ph's bad for cancer causing chemicals.

What if that Soup is really h2o? Blending/adding energy throws a curveball at Cold Fission perhaps, but the fact that water safely/quickly/coldly? split into a Fuel that could power cars/earth should be the focus point here.

Nobody knows about Stevia, or what it does. And if it were up to the FDA, it would still be illegal. The ACLU sued it back, but the FDA would be laughing at the reception my observations are getting. How much difficulty would it be to simply try and prove me wrong? A trip to a health food store, $10 for a bottle. And know what? The fact that you have your science/knowledge/degrees? makes you too focused on what those rules and laws say. Stevia is from nature. Water is the life force of nature. Stevia represents a miracle, and the longer it takes 'linearly focused' individuals to just Blend it in water, the longer this miracle is going to be withheld from doing any good. And know this. When the simplicity of blending Stevia into a Soup that will power earth and human bodies gets validated, you will feel shamefaced when I recount our little history here.

[Fernanda]

and more emails

Stevia makes water safely explode into a White Bubbly Soup that seperates into purer water underneath a layer of toxic foam. Why not just get a $10 bottle of Stevia from your local health food store. You can now, because after the FDA went after Stevia like it was Cocaine, the ACLU sued it back for us. That very fact right there should raise your interest level just a bit. Bottom line, is Split H2O a usable fuel? If so, you should stop badmouthing and blend. The stevioside crystal seems to be acting like a knife for h2o. And the part about Rrradam remembering it here first when I'm gettting a Nobel? I stumbled/lucked into what Stevia does. I'm not a scientist. But I do know that deriding observations that are easily made before trying to duplicate them is faulty. And dangerous. Stevia is something that you have absolutely no idea about. It's a healthy sugar. Healthy. As in, women could eat chocolate sweetened with Stevia, not get fat, have their bodies detoxed as it gave them sustained energy all day. That's a fact. And nearly just as big a miracle to the millions of overweight women around the world as the possibility Stevia splits water into a usable fuel. Stop badmouthing, and just blend. Seriously. I'm not a rocket scientist, but I think I stumbled into something fairly significant. It'd be thoroughly refreshing to have someone say "I'll do it," pertaining to blending Stevia in water, instead of just acting like pompous asses and saying it isnt possible, even if it's only to prove me wrong.

[Fernanda]

has this guy tried alkaseltzer?

[editor]

alright, I confess. We're all part of the galactic conspiracy to discredit dqcelticwarrior.

[Fernanda]

I've contacted the other galaxies...its now a universal conspiracy to discredit him...

[rrrADAM]

On further thought... I suggest this course of action:



As Oscar Wilde said,
"The only thing worse than being talked about, in NOT being talked about."

Or something like that.

[MartinM]

am i the only one that hasnt heard of stevia?

[nox]

MartinM, no you aren't. But according to Google and Wikipedia it's a sort of sweetener ( for cooking and such stuff ).

[rrrADAM]

Originally Posted by MartinM

am i the only one that hasnt heard of stevia?

Its a sweetener, that actually makes up 40% of what the world uses.

It is not used here in the US, and that is controvercial, as it appears that since it cannot be patented, no money can be made from it, so Big Bussiness is suspected of somehow getting the FDA to ban it... Even though files have been requested into it from the FDA under the Freedom of Information Act, none have been supplied.

See here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stevia