Jones-

Nearing 80 I don’t do experiments any more.  However, your proposal sounds 
interesting.

A sandwich of a semi- conductor and mylar or any transparent material may 
provide interesting creation of extra photons from the ZPE space or whatever 
that space is called.  Just coordinate the wave length in the film of integral 
unit wave length thickness with the energy/frequency of the electrons in the 
conduction band of the semi-conductor.

Extra photons would mean a free energy source and no high energy problems.

Bob Cook

PS:  I had retinal vascular eye hemorrhage in December after a routine dilation 
procedure using  muscle relaxant and decongestant tropicamide and phenylephrine.

Old age leads to lots of problems, including weak blood vessels, white coat 
hypertension, intentional blood thinning and risk of excessive  bleeding, 
macular degeneration—dry and wet, high intraocular hydraulic pressure, etc.

Considering all this I am on a kick to support development of analytical 
computer model of a human eyeball with individual unique changing  
parameters—inter ocular pressure, blood pressure, cordial and retinal vascular 
dimensional and stress/strain response  characteristics (available with 
state-of-the-art ocular angiography) retinal membrane stiffness and other 
mechanical properties, normal blood pressure etc.

The objective is to understand the real time and accumulated  ocular conditions 
that cause glaucoma, wet age related macular degeneration and other eye 
problems.   The program would/will make use of AI to correlate medicines and 
other parameters that could affect normal cell repair mechanisms, for example 
optic nerve sheath deterioration and repair associated with glaucoma.    (I 
think that wear and tear on the retinal structure and the optic nerve due to 
dimensional changes in the eyeball may be correlated with problems, depending 
upon lifestyle—reading, alcohol consumption, chronic drug usage—statins, for 
example,  vitamin and food supplements, diet, etc.

Many over 50 may benefit in the long run to preserve their  eyesight.

I am focusing on a brain physiologist and a graduate program at a University in 
Portland at the moment to perform the programing I have suggested above.

FRC



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