Method

How this archive reads evidence.

Curiosity and credulity look similar from the outside. The difference is a set of rules applied even when they cost you a good story.

The four labels

Established

Measured repeatedly, published in peer-reviewed venues, and reproduced by independent groups. Textbook-grade.

Emerging

Documented in at least one laboratory, but the size, mechanism or scope of the effect is still contested.

Speculative

A physically motivated proposal with no published measurement supporting it at the claimed scale.

Not replicated

Claims that rest on witness accounts, unpublished tests, or studies that have not survived controlled replication.

Working rules

Six commitments

01

Cite the primary source, not the claim

Every factual statement points to the paper, book or document it came from. Where a widely repeated figure has no primary source, it is dropped rather than softened.

02

Separate measurement from interpretation

A measured voltage and the story told about that voltage are different things. The archive reports the measurement, then states the interpretation as an interpretation.

03

State magnitude, not just existence

'Detectable' is not 'usable'. Picotesla fields and sub-micron forces are real precisely because their scale is acknowledged.

04

Name unreplicated work as unreplicated

Witness accounts and self-published results are listed in the source library and labelled. Including them is not endorsing them.

05

No medical claims

Nothing here is offered as treatment, and no practice described is a substitute for care. Paced breathing is a well-studied relaxation technique; the pyramid is not a therapy.

06

Correct in public

If a claim here is wrong or a source is misread, the page is amended and the change is noted rather than quietly removed.

Boundaries

What this archive does not claim.

These exclusions are deliberate. They are the reason the rest of the material can be read on its merits.

  • That any device described here produces more energy than it consumes.
  • That any structure amplifies a human field in a way anyone has measured.
  • That a mineral, geometry or breathing pattern treats or prevents disease.
  • That institutions, industries or groups are conspiring to suppress this research.
  • That any political programme follows from the physics.

Start with the source library, or a single programme.