Ashton Forbes

And my strongest evidence to prove this is a guy named Ferris Williams.

I don't know if a lot of people have heard about this guy.

I think we have a clip ready to go for him.

But Ferris Williams corrected the thermonuclear weapons calculations.

He was a Navy engineer, not a PhD.

In fact, he intentionally never got a PhD even after his accolades because he didn't believe in academia.

He corrected the thermonuclear weapons calculations.

He was proven right.

To this day, nobody knows exactly what it is and how he proved it right, but there was a big Navy tribunal where the top Navy brass met.

They had their top scientists try to argue against him, and he won just with a calculator.

And how did Ferris Williams do it?

The answer is pretty straightforward.

Just read his scientific work.

He says, there's one more extra dimension that we missed.

We think there's four dimensions, space, three spatial dimensions, one time dimension.

He says there's one more, mass energy density.

We missed that one.

And if you take that one to account, now your nuclear weapons blasts, their yield goes up 50%.

That's a lot more yield than what we expect.

That's not an amount that's a rounding error.