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Tensegrity, Fractal Harmonics, and Tesla's "Extra Coil"

Gregor Arturo describes his work with doubling/halving intervals of harmonic sets in relation to Vortex Based Mathematics, and then applying it to Nikola Tesla's Magnifying Transmitter. This atmospheric energy system is more akin to a waveguide designed specifically for the generation and reception of longitudinal electrostatic shock waves through the earth, than the traditional notion of a Tesla coil, or resonant transformer. It not only involves a primary and secondary, but an extra coil that is electrostatically connected to the secondary, but not inductively coupled with each other. Such a shock wave can be generated with a fractal harmonic set that causes infinite compression within a system. Linear inductors with sharp turns (ie sudden voltage drops) generate ripples in the shock wave that create a fractal matrix with how it interacts with itself and the environment.