The path of the lonesome Alchemist

[Indiealchemist]

While walking the path of an Alchemist, one can loose quite a few friends along the way. Maybe they weren't real friends anyway, but the lonelyness is real.
I am looking to connect with other seekers to learn and also share some of my work.
In the last decades I focused on the work of Dr. Champion, Alexander Putney, John Milewski, David Hudson, Edward Leedskalnin, Don Smith and others.

Everything that challenges common science fascinates me.

Most of my work is practical. My engineering background allows me to build controllers and supporting devices e.g. for precision temperature controllers. Happy to help out others in that regards.

 

[Lux Natura]

Welcome to the forums @Indiealchemist.

 

[alfr]

Welcome to the forums

 

[Kiorionis]

Welcome to the Forum, @Indiealchemist

Most of my work is practical. My engineering background allows me to build controllers and supporting devices e.g. for precision temperature controllers. Happy to help out others in that regards.

Awesome; which branch of engineering are you in? Structural? Civil? Chemical? Mechanical?

While walking the path of an Alchemist, one can loose quite a few friends along the way. Maybe they weren't real friends anyway, but the lonelyness is real.

I think this is true. Just finished “Resident Alien” on Netflix. It goes into “alone-ness” pretty humorously

 

[SaniMens]

The rules of the reality we live in simply will not allow
three people with these specific interests to meet in real life.

That is because such a meeting alone would be enough to completely
alter reality.

This is the first reason you lose friends.

Another issue is that exceptional children—like us—are hypnotized, ritualized,
and injected during our youth so that we can be used as great batteries,
preventing us from ever reaching our full potential.

A certain invisible guarding force actively
attacks anyone who tries to de-program or change things that haunt us.

That is also why you lose friends: you search for a solution to your problems,
you tell them the problems,
then a defence is activated and it injures the person that is trying to help you.

If helpers and friends you meet constantly "fall down" that is the reason.

 

[Indiealchemist]

Welcome to the forums

Thank you, I appreciate the welcome!

 

[Indiealchemist]

Welcome to the Forum, @Indiealchemist



Awesome; which branch of engineering are you in? Structural? Civil? Chemical? Mechanical?




I think this is true. Just finished “Resident Alien” on Netflix. It goes into “alone-ness” pretty humorously

My background is in electrical engineering.

I will check out the movie, always looking for interesting movies.

 

[Appleheads]

Welcome
we come into the world alone and die… idk… but this is a great forum.

 

[Kiorionis]

My background is in electrical engineering

Right on. Your list of influences make me think like I’m missing out. I’ve always been a big fan of Faraday and his cage.

 

[Awani]

Most of my work is practical. My engineering background allows me to build controllers and supporting devices e.g. for precision temperature controllers. Happy to help out others in that regards.

You should document your process and lab work here rather than on X. You'll get way more feedback.

 

[Lux Natura]

@Indiealchemist what's your X username/handle?

 

[Sil]

While walking the path of an Alchemist, one can loose quite a few friends along the way. Maybe they weren't real friends anyway, but the lonelyness is real.
I am looking to connect with other seekers to learn and also share some of my work.
In the last decades I focused on the work of Dr. Champion, Alexander Putney, John Milewski, David Hudson, Edward Leedskalnin, Don Smith and others.

Everything that challenges common science fascinates me.

Most of my work is practical. My engineering background allows me to build controllers and supporting devices e.g. for precision temperature controllers. Happy to help out others in that regards.

Welcome to the forums my friend ! ^~^