Bybee Quantum Purifier Experience.

[dfidler]

Wow, 3 posts out of 280 that had anything to do with the OPs original question.

Some folk in this thread have been down right ignorant (though the latter line of queries has been ever-so-slightly-less so). I see nothing wrong people saying that they don't believe that it doesn't work and stating their reasons for it. But does it need to be done with sarcasm, bullying and out right insults?

Seriously?

Cheers,
Dave.

 

[dfidler]

PS - 3 posts out of 282. That's a SN ratio of ~99%. Yay us.

 

[john curl]

Thanks Marce, my copy of 'Military & Aerospace' arrived today. I'm pretty sure Jack is up with the regulations, but I will make sure. There is a special form, somewhere, besides the normal customs form, I'm pretty sure.

 

[aardvarkash10]

;-)

 

[scott wurcer]

I'm still getting my head round how 'classified' materials etc can be sold to anyone all over the world?

IMPORT/EXPORT REGULATIONS: comply or watch your business die and go to jail - Military & Aerospace Electronics

I just received my final warning to take foreign corrupt practices training.

 

[scott wurcer]

*yawwwwwn*



Given that the Bybees are also used in the signal path, how are they able to distinguish noise from signal?

se

Been there last time, there's no point.

 

[scott wurcer]

Nor demonstrate THAT it works. You just gotta have faith and pay him money to "try it."

Reminds me of est. You're a Berkeley guy, surely you got dragged to one of those events?

Never got my chance to **** on the floor like the the girl in the exorcist. Though I did have a friend that was thrown out.

 

[john curl]

I feel sorry that many here have not experienced anything outside their limited environment. EST works, but not how you might think, OR how it is advertised.
Kind of like BOOTCAMP for intellectuals.

 

[john curl]

I would also like to say is that what you guys are implying about EST is essentially a myth. It doesn't work out the way you might project it would, from rumors and innuendo that you have heard.

 

[7n7is]

Check this out. Tube amps!

The key point is that 1/f noise behaves like the musical spectrum. Its envelope mimics that of the musical signal. Recent research indicates that perceptually such noise blends in very well with the music. Once buried within the music, it is reasonable to speculate that 1/f noise defuses image outlines and adulterates harmonic textures. After all, the sonic benefits of the Purifier are exactly in these areas. Thermal noise, on the other hand, is audible but does not correlate with the music. To put it into perspective, let me use the analogy of vinyl ticks and pops. Yes, they are quite audible, but they are resolved as distinct from the music. And no, they don't bother me for the same reason that audience noises are part of the concert hall experience. I have been able to enjoy music at home through some pretty noisy tube-based systems, which means that conventional signal to noise ratio does not tell the whole story. The fact that 1/f noise dominates in many solid-state devices holds a vital clue that may explain, for example, some of the perceived sonic differences between tubes and transistors.

The Bybee Technologies Quantum Purifier by Dick Olsher

 

[Joachim Gerhard]

Noise in tubes is pink o brown, noise in transistors is white so better make your transitor electronics very low noise.

 

[SY]

Never got my chance to **** on the floor like the the girl in the exorcist. Though I did have a friend that was thrown out.

Day One, they tell the crowd, "You're all ***holes." That's the last true thing they hear.

 

[Steve Eddy]

Day One, they tell the crowd, "You're all ***holes." That's the last true thing they hear.

HAHAHAHA!

se

 

[anatech]

Well, now we know much more about Dick Olsher too.

It's all very sad. These are grown-up, sentient beings (I think) who have exceeded the standards for grade 5 at the very least.

I especially enjoyed the claim that these devices "strip the quantum noise from the electrons", or something to that effect. Does the packaging for these things have a statement stating that these are suitable for ages 6 and below?

-Chris

 

[SY]

I especially enjoyed the claim that these devices "strip the quantum noise from the electrons", or something to that effect. Does the packaging for these things have a statement stating that these are suitable for ages 6 and below?

-Chris

Remember, Bybee is a victim of whomever wrote his web page. Perhaps the son of the Nigerian oil minister is responsible? Just because the domain has Bybee's name, sells his devices, and is owned by him doesn't mean that he's responsible for the total crap that it's peddling. It's not Bybee's fault, he's a totally honest guy who likes to show his generous side by giving itinerant engineers rides in his Bentley in exchange for them lowering their reputations by promoting him.

Bybee is a saint. And a true pioneer. And a brave member of our defense establishment who has risked prison to share classified technology with the world. Have respect.

 

[aardvarkash10]

St Bybee - it DOES have a ring to it...

 

[john curl]

That's my Jack! ;-)

 

[john curl]

Dick Olsher apparently works at Los Alamos, but that couldn't keep HIM from thinking like a 5 year old, could it? Dick Olsher did sign a contract with Bybee to not release the actual mechanism that makes it work, and I'm sure Dick has the clearances, so he is about the only person who really DOES know how they work, sort of.

 

[Steve Eddy]

Dick Olsher apparently works at Los Alamos, but that couldn't keep HIM from thinking like a 5 year old, could it? Dick Olsher did sign a contract with Bybee to not release the actual mechanism that makes it work, and I'm sure Dick has the clearances, so he is about the only person who really DOES know how they work, sort of.

*yawwwwwwwwwwn*

se

 

[john curl]

What do you do for a living, SE? Quantum mechanics, chemistry?