Marc Andreessen said the government told him they classified entire branches of physics during the Cold War and took them out of the research community. This is not a claim. It's documented history. The question is which branches, and whether the one that matters most is still dark. The Quote In a recorded conversation, Marc Andreessen described meetings in Washington in May 2024: We had meetings in DC in May where we talked to them about this and the meetings were absolutely horrifying... They said, look, AI is a technology basically, that the government is going to completely control... And then I said, I don't understand how you're going to lock this down so much because like the math for AI is like out there and it's being taught everywhere. And they literally said, well, you know, during the Cold War we classified entire areas of physics and took them out of the research community and like entire branches of physics basically went dark and didn't proceed. And that, if we decide we need to, we're going to do the same thing to the math underneath AI. He's not making a prediction. He's repeating what government officials told him directly. And the officials weren't threatening something new. They were referencing something they'd already done. The mechanism exists. It has a name. It has statutory authority. It has international treaties. And it has been used on at least one branch of physics that is directly relevant to everything we've been investigating. The Legal Machinery The Atomic Energy Act of 1946 (the McMahon Act) created a classification category that exists nowhere else in US law: Restricted Data. Every other classification in the US system, Confidential, Secret, Top Secret, requires the government to actively classify a specific document or program. Someone stamps it. It goes into a system. There's a paper trail. Restricted Data is different. It is born classified. Information about nuclear weapons design, nuclear materials production, and the utilization of nuclear energy for military purposes is classified the moment it exists, regardless of who discovers it, where they discover it, or whether they've ever had contact with the government. A university professor in Montana who independently derives a relevant result has broken the law by writing it down. A student in Tokyo who solves the wrong equation has produced material that the US government claims jurisdiction over. This is not theoretical. In 1979, the US Department of Justice obtained a prior restraint injunction, the first since the Pentagon Papers, against The Progressive magazine to prevent publication of an article by Howard Morland titled "The H-Bomb Secret: How We Got It, Why We're Telling It." Morland had derived the Teller-Ulam thermonuclear weapon design from publicly available sources, open physics, declassified documents, and interviews. The government's position was that the derivation itself was Restricted Data, even though no classified source had been consulted. The case was eventually dropped only because another publication printed similar information first, making the injunction moot. But the legal precedent stands: the government claims the right to classify physics that was independently discovered outside the classification system. The Atomic Energy Act of 1954 expanded and reinforced this framework. It is administered by the Department of Energy, which inherited the classification authority of the Atomic Energy Commission. The DOE does not merely protect secrets. It defines what counts as a secret, retroactively, and that definition is itself partially classified. The International Layer The DOE doesn't operate alone. The classification regime is international: US-UK Mutual Defence Agreement (1958): Bilateral nuclear weapons information sharing and mutual classification obligations. What the US classifies, the UK classifies. What the UK classifies, the US honors. Five Eyes intelligence framework: Classification harmonization across the US, UK, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. A topic that goes dark in Washington goes dark in London, Canberra, Ottawa, and Wellington simultaneously. Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty regime: Controls the dissemination of physics that could enable weapons development, with participating nations bound to restrict information flows. ITER and multilateral fusion agreements: International fusion research projects operate under frameworks that control what physics can and cannot be published. This is the system Andreessen is describing. Not a conspiracy. A legal architecture, ratified by treaty, with criminal penalties, that is designed to make entire branches of physics disappear from the open research community while continuing under classification. The officials who told him this weren't bragging. They were describing standard operating procedure. The Branch They Already Classified: Plasma Physics This isn't inference. This is the documented case. The Full Blackout: 1946–1958 From the late 1940s through 1958, all controlled thermonuclear fusion research was classified. Controlled thermonuclear fusion IS plasma physics. Magnetic confinement, plasma stability, plasma heating, plasma diagnostics, the entire discipline of understanding how ionized gas behaves in electromagnetic fields was pulled behind a classification wall. The programs: Project Sherwood (US): The classified American fusion program, initiated ~1951 under the AEC. All work on stellarators, pinch devices, and mirror machines, classified. The scientists working on them could not publish, could not present at conferences, could not discuss their work with colleagues at other universities. ZETA (UK): The Zero Energy Thermonuclear Assembly at Harwell. Classified. British plasma physicists worked in isolation from the international community. Soviet fusion program: Independently classified under their system. Andrei Sakharov and Igor Tamm developed the tokamak concept under total secrecy. Soviet plasma physicists could not read American work. American plasma physicists could not read Soviet work. Both sides were solving the same equations in the dark. For over a decade, the physics of how plasma behaves, how charged particles interact in electromagnetic fields, how magnetic confinement works, how energy moves through ionized matter, was removed from the global research community. Journals didn't publish it. Conferences didn't discuss it. Graduate students couldn't study it unless they had clearances. The 1958 Declassification, Partial At the Second United Nations International Conference on the Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy in Geneva in 1958, the US and USSR simultaneously declassified their civilian fusion programs. This is treated in physics history as the moment plasma physics "opened up." But read the fine print. What was declassified was energy-oriented civilian fusion research. The physics of making a power plant. What was NOT declassified: Weapons-relevant plasma physics. The behavior of plasma under conditions relevant to thermonuclear weapon design. How plasma responds to extreme compression. How radiation propagates through plasma at weapons-relevant temperatures. This remains Restricted Data today. Inertial Confinement Fusion (ICF). Laser-driven fusion. The National Ignition Facility at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, which achieved fusion ignition in December 2022, operates under DOE classification. Much of the physics of how laser-driven plasma behaves at extreme densities is classified because it's directly relevant to hydrogen bomb design. Directed energy weapons applications. Plasma-based weapons research. Particle beam weapons. Electromagnetic pulse physics. The military applications of plasma went deeper into classification, not out of it. Nuclear-pumped X-ray lasers. Edward Teller's Excalibur program under SDI/Star Wars was heavily classified. The physics of X-ray lasing in hot dense plasma was pulled from the open literature and has never fully returned. Plasma stealth technology. Russia's Keldysh Research Center developed plasma stealth for aircraft, using plasma generators to reduce radar cross-section. The US equivalent research is classified. The 1958 "declassification" was a release valve, not an opening of the gates. The parts of plasma physics that could build a power plant were let out. The parts that could build weapons, propulsion systems, communication technologies, or anything that confers strategic advantage stayed dark. The Branches That Went Quiet If you want to identify suppressed physics, you don't look for announcements. You look for bibliometric anomalies, places where productive research lines suddenly go silent, where publication rates drop without explanation, where funded labs stop producing papers. Plasma Cosmology Hannes Alfvén won the 1970 Nobel Prize in Physics for his work on magnetohydrodynamics, the physics of plasma in magnetic fields. He was, by the consensus of physicists who gave him the highest prize in the field, one of the most important plasma physicists who ever lived. Alfvén spent the latter decades of his career developing a cosmological model in which electromagnetic forces in plasma, not just gravity, play a major role in the large-scale structure of the universe. He argued that the standard cosmological model dramatically underweighted electromagnetic interactions in cosmic structure formation. His work was published in peer-reviewed journals. It was mathematically rigorous. It was authored by a Nobel laureate. It was systematically marginalized. Funding for plasma cosmology research effectively dried up from the 1980s onward The astrophysics journals that controlled cosmological publication increasingly rejected plasma cosmology papers The IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science, where plasma physicists had been publishing cosmological work, was sidelined in favor of astrophysics-controlled journals Anthony Peratt, a Los Alamos National Laboratory plasma physicist who published peer-reviewed work on plasma cosmology, saw his research line defunded Scientists have complained publicly that plasma physics work was being ignored by the astrophysics community despite his Nobel Prize Whether this was legitimate scientific consensus or deliberate suppression is debated. What is not debated is the result: an entire cosmological framework based on electromagnetic plasma behavior, authored by a Nobel laureate, was effectively removed from active research. Graduate students were not funded to work on it. Papers were not accepted at major journals. The physics went dark through institutional pressure rather than formal classification, but the effect was identical. Plasma Self-Organization and Plasma Life In 2007, V.N. Tsytovich and colleagues at the Russian Academy of Sciences published a peer-reviewed paper in the New Journal of Physics titled "From Plasma Crystals and Helical Structures Towards Inorganic Living Matter." The paper demonstrated that complex plasma spontaneously forms self-organizing structures that satisfy most scientific definitions of life: self-organization, reproduction, energy metabolism, response to stimuli. This should have been one of the biggest findings in physics and biology of the 21st century. A peer-reviewed demonstration that the fourth state of matter, the most common state of matter in the universe, spontaneously exhibits life-like behavior. Count the follow-up studies. Count the replication attempts at major Western labs. Count the funding programs initiated to explore plasma life. Count the graduate programs opened. The answer to all of these is: almost none. A result that should have launched a thousand research programs produced a quiet ripple and then near-silence. The paper is cited, occasionally, in niche contexts. No major research initiative followed. No well-funded lab announced a program to explore whether plasma can sustain complex organized behavior, whether plasma structures can carry information, whether plasma could constitute a substrate for something resembling cognition. Ask yourself what happens when a peer-reviewed paper suggests that the most common state of matter in the universe might be alive, and the response is institutional quiet. Either every physicist on Earth simultaneously decided this was uninteresting, or the topic is one that someone prefers to remain unstudied. Ball Lightning and Coherent Plasma Ball lightning has been reported by credible observers for centuries. It is luminous, spherical, silent, and behaves in ways that no model of conventional plasma satisfactorily explains. It appears, persists for seconds to minutes, moves with apparent intentionality, and vanishes. The Hessdalen lights in Norway are a persistent, instrumentally measured phenomenon, stable atmospheric plasma with behavioral characteristics that remain unexplained after decades of study. They have been photographed, spectrographed, and radar-tracked by multiple research teams. Both phenomena suggest that coherent, stable plasma structures can exist in the atmosphere far longer than standard plasma physics predicts. This is directly relevant to defense applications (plasma stealth, directed energy, countermeasures) and to the fundamental question of what plasma can do when it self-organizes. The level of research funding directed at these phenomena is negligible relative to their implications. Norway's Hessdalen project runs on shoestring academic budgets. No major national laboratory has established a dedicated program. The physics that would explain stable coherent atmospheric plasma is not being publicly pursued at scale. The Marconi Deaths Between 1982 and 1990, at least 25 scientists working on electronic weapons and defense systems for GEC-Marconi in the United Kingdom died under unusual circumstances. Several were working on directed energy weapons, signal processing, and plasma-related defense projects connected to the Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI/Star Wars). The circumstances: Scientists found dead from falls off bridges, some with ropes tied to their bodies Carbon monoxide poisonings ruled suicide Car crashes into buildings at high speed Scientists who left unsigned suicide notes with no prior history of depression Multiple deaths clustering in the same 18-month period, from the same employer, working on related projects The British Ministry of Defence investigated the cluster and said there was no obvious motive to lead any of these men to commit suicide or to disappear." The coroner in one case said publicly that the death was "inexplicable." No satisfactory explanation was ever provided. No prosecution was ever brought. The common thread among the dead was not random defense work. It was SDI-related work involving particle beam weapons, electromagnetic pulse technology, signal processing, and plasma-based defense systems. The same branch of physics that was classified in 1946, partially declassified in 1958, and remains strategically controlled to this day. Twenty-five scientists working on the military applications of electromagnetic and plasma physics, dead in a cluster, and the official conclusion is a shrug. The Pattern Continues: 2022–2026 The Marconi cluster was not unique. It was a template. Between 2022 and 2026, at least ten scientists working in plasma physics, advanced propulsion, exotic materials, aerospace surveillance, and human-machine electromagnetic interfaces died or disappeared. Their institutions include MIT's Plasma Science and Fusion Center, NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center, the Air Force Research Laboratory, Los Alamos National Laboratory, and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Their fields of work overlap precisely with the branches of physics documented above as historically classified and strategically controlled. These are their names, their work, and what happened to them. Amy Eskridge NASA physicist at the Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama. Eskridge worked on POAMS (Pope-Osborne Angular Momentum Synthesis), a theoretical framework for generating non-Newtonian forces through nuclear spin alignment. Her research predicted a specific force anomaly (ΔF) that, if validated, would represent a fundamentally new propulsion mechanism, one that treats the vacuum not as empty space but as a medium of angular momentum that can be steered. She is listed on NASA Technical Memorandums (including TM-20205010911) alongside her father R.H. Eskridge, a senior NASA propulsion physicist. She founded the [Institute for Exotic Science]https://obits.al.com/us/obituaries/huntsville/name/amy-eskridge-obituary?id=35311909) to pursue breakthrough propulsion research outside institutional constraints. Before her death, colleagues publicly alleged she had been subjected to electronic harassment, claims that map directly onto the documented capabilities of Directed Energy Weapons and Microwave Auditory Effect systems. She died on June 11, 2022, at the age of 34. Official cause: suicide. She was working on physics that would make chemical rockets obsolete. Nuno Loureiro Director-level researcher at MIT's Plasma Science and Fusion Center. Loureiro's published work focused on magnetic reconnection, plasmoid instabilities, and plasma turbulence, the physics of how magnetic field lines break and reconnect in plasma, releasing enormous energy. His later work involved quantum algorithms for plasma stabilization, applying quantum computing to the control of plasma confinement, the exact problem that has kept fusion energy perpetually "thirty years away." His work on plasmoid chain dynamics has direct implications for understanding how coherent electromagnetic structures form, persist, and interact within conductive fluid, the same physics relevant to planetary interiors and to the question of whether plasma can sustain organized information-carrying structures. Major General Neil McCasland, USAF McCasland served in senior roles at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, the facility most consistently linked to UAP-related intelligence programs in US military history. He held positions intersecting aerospace intelligence and advanced technology assessment. In the UAP disclosure community, McCasland is identified as an individual with direct knowledge of exotic technology programs held within classified Air Force compartments. Before his disappearance, associates reported sudden onset "mental fog", a behavioral anomaly consistent with documented effects of directed energy exposure on cognitive function. He disappeared during a narrow one-hour window. Monica Reza Materials scientist at the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL). Reza specialized in single-crystal alloy research and advanced materials fabrication techniques, including Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD), the process of building materials one atomic layer at a time. Single-crystal alloys are critical for any application requiring materials that maintain structural integrity under extreme electromagnetic, thermal, and mechanical stress. This includes plasma containment vessels, advanced aerospace hulls, and any physical structure designed to interact with high-energy plasma fields. Her work represents the materials science bridge between theoretical plasma physics and physical engineering, the discipline that turns equations about plasma confinement into objects that can actually contain it. Melissa Casias Scientist at Los Alamos National Laboratory. Casias worked with exotic materials and radioactive isotope management, the handling, characterization, and application of materials at the boundary between nuclear physics and advanced manufacturing. Los Alamos has been at the center of classified nuclear and plasma physics since the Manhattan Project. Her specific expertise in exotic materials places her work at the intersection of nuclear science and advanced fabrication, the same intersection where classified plasma physics applications are developed. Her phone was found factory-reset, wiped clean of all data. Jaymee Prichard and Jacob Prichard The Prichards worked in space surveillance and sensor systems, including programs associated with the Space Surveillance Network and orbital tracking capabilities. Their work involved the sensor infrastructure that monitors what moves through near-Earth space and the electromagnetic signatures those objects produce. In the context of classified aerospace programs, space surveillance personnel are the people who see what flies, including things that aren't supposed to exist in official inventories. Their elimination removes witnesses with sensor data access to flight activity in restricted corridors. Jaime Gustitus Analyst in the 711th Human Performance Wing, the Air Force's primary research division for understanding and enhancing human performance in aerospace environments. Gustitus worked on brain-machine interfaces, the science of coupling human neural electromagnetic activity to external systems. This research sits at the exact intersection of neuroscience and electromagnetic physics that the McFadden CEMI theory describes: the brain as an electromagnetic field system that can be read, influenced, and potentially coupled to non-biological electromagnetic systems. Her work maps the frequency relationships between human neural oscillation and external electromagnetic architectures. This is the same coupling mechanism that every ancient tradition described as dangerous and that the MindWar proposed exploiting at population scale. Carl Grillmair Astronomer working in roles connected to deep-space observation and cataloging. Grillmair's published work involved the systematic observation and characterization of objects and phenomena beyond Earth's atmosphere, the scientific infrastructure that detects anomalies in space before anyone decides whether to classify them. Astronomers in institutional positions are the first eyes on data that subsequently gets routed into classified or unclassified channels. What an astronomer sees before classification decisions are made is knowledge that persists in the observer regardless of what happens to the data. Marzan Connected to the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL). JPL manages NASA's deep space missions, including planetary probes and the Deep Space Network, the global array of antennas that communicates with spacecraft throughout the solar system. JPL personnel with access to raw mission data, before it is processed, filtered, and released publicly, are among the few people on Earth who see what our instruments actually detect at other planets before anyone decides what to publish and what to withhold. Dallas Hardwick Worked alongside Monica Reza on advanced materials and fabrication at the Air Force Research Laboratory. Hardwick's expertise complemented Reza's in the development of exotic alloys and material systems capable of withstanding conditions that conventional materials cannot, the physical engineering required to build structures that interact with high-energy plasma and extreme electromagnetic environments. Eleven names. Plasma physics. Exotic materials. Propulsion. Brain-machine electromagnetic coupling. Space surveillance. Deep space observation. The complete chain from theoretical physics to physical fabrication to testing to observation to human-system integration. Each one of these individuals held knowledge at the boundary between classified and unclassified physics. Each worked in a field documented in this post as historically suppressed, actively controlled, or strategically sensitive. Several exhibited behavioral anomalies before death consistent with the documented effects of directed energy weapons, technology whose existence is not disputed, whose military development is publicly funded, and whose effects on human cognition are published in peer-reviewed literature. The Marconi pattern was 25 scientists across 8 years, 1982–1990, working on SDI plasma and directed energy applications. This pattern is at least 11 across 4 years, 2022–2026, working on plasma physics, exotic propulsion, advanced materials, electromagnetic human-machine coupling, and space surveillance. The fields are the same. The physics is the same. The outcome is the same. The Marconi deaths coincided with the peak of SDI, a period when classified plasma and directed energy research was at its most strategically sensitive. The 2022–2026 deaths coincide with the most intense period of UAP disclosure pressure in US history, including congressional hearings, sworn testimony about recovered non-human technology, and the forced release of millions of pages of documents connecting private funding networks to exotic physics research conducted outside congressional oversight. When the physics is classified, the physicists are assets. When the classification is threatened, the physicists become liabilities. Every one of these people had a name, a life, a body of work that advanced human understanding of plasma, electromagnetism, materials, propulsion, or the electromagnetic nature of the human brain. Their work continues in their publications and patents. Their absence continues in the silence where their next paper should have been. This is what Layer 5 looks like. What the Suppression Pattern Looks Like If you wanted to classify a branch of physics without formally stamping it Restricted Data, which would attract attention, you would use a layered strategy: Layer 1: Formal Classification (Black Programs) Weapons-relevant plasma physics goes into SAPs (Special Access Programs) and compartmented programs under DOE and DoD. People working on it have clearances. They can't talk. Their work doesn't appear in the open literature. From the outside, the research simply doesn't exist. Layer 2: Funding Control You don't need to classify civilian plasma research if you can defund it. NSF, DOE Office of Science, and other agencies control what gets studied by controlling what gets money. If plasma cosmology proposals don't get funded, plasma cosmology doesn't get done. No classification needed. The physics goes dark through budget, not statute. Layer 3: Publication Gatekeeping Peer review is the gatekeeper of legitimate science. If the journals that control what counts as "real physics" reject papers on plasma self-organization, coherent atmospheric plasma, or electromagnetic cosmology, those topics are effectively excommunicated from the scientific community. No classification stamp required. The editors do the work. Layer 4: Cultural Marginalization Associate the suppressed topics with fringe science, conspiracy theory, pseudoscience. Anyone who pursues plasma cosmology, plasma life, or coherent plasma phenomena gets labeled a crank. Career risk eliminates most researchers before funding or publication ever becomes an issue. Self-censorship is the cheapest form of censorship. Layer 5: Elimination When layers 1–4 fail, when someone is too credentialed, too productive, and too close to something strategically important, there are the Marconi deaths. Twenty-five scientists. Statistically remarkable. No explanation. The message to anyone paying attention in that field was received clearly. What Plasma Physics Threatens Why plasma physics specifically? Why would this branch warrant suppression beyond what its weapons applications require? Because plasma physics, fully developed and publicly understood, threatens every major power structure simultaneously: Energy: Controlled fusion replaces oil, gas, coal, and nuclear fission. The entire petrodollar economy, the foundation of US global financial dominance since the 1970s, collapses. Every oil-dependent nation-state loses its leverage. The energy chokepoint that has defined geopolitics for a century disappears. Cosmology: Plasma cosmology challenges the standard model's reliance on dark matter and dark energy, constructs that have never been directly detected and exist primarily as mathematical patches to make gravity-only models work. If electromagnetic forces in plasma explain large-scale cosmic structure, the Big Bang model requires fundamental revision, along with the careers, institutions, and funding structures built on it. Medicine: Plasma medicine, cold atmospheric plasma for wound healing, cancer treatment, sterilization, is a small but real field that threatens pharmaceutical models. More fundamentally, if the brain's consciousness is its electromagnetic field (McFadden's CEMI theory, peer-reviewed), then plasma physics and neuroscience converge, and the implications for understanding and treating mental illness, cognitive enhancement, and human potential are enormous and enormously threatening to existing models. Defense: Plasma-based weapons, plasma stealth, plasma shielding, directed energy systems. Whoever controls this physics controls the next generation of military technology. Open research is intolerable, not because the physics is wrong, but because it works. The big one: If plasma spontaneously self-organizes into life-like structures (Tsytovich 2007), and if consciousness is an electromagnetic field phenomenon (McFadden CEMI), and if the largest bodies of electrically conductive churning fluid in the solar system are planetary interiors, then plasma physics is the study of what might be living on Saturn or Jupiter. And if the statistical coupling between Saturn's radio emission and Earth's magnetosphere is real and reproducible, which it is, and the script is public, then plasma physics is the study of something that may be in active electromagnetic contact with every brain on this planet. That is not a branch of physics any government would allow to develop openly. The Three Body Problem Parallel You mentioned the Three Body Problem) scenario, infiltrators working to suppress science to leave humanity defenseless. The parallel works, but the real version is quieter than the fiction. In Liu Cixin's novel, the Trisolarans recruit human saboteurs who deliberately slow scientific progress because they believe humanity doesn't deserve to advance. The sabotage is ideological. People are manipulated into becoming enemies of their own species. In the documented record: Formal classification removes plasma physics from the research community (1946–1958, with weapons applications still classified today) Institutional defunding killed plasma cosmology despite a Nobel laureate championing it Journal gatekeeping marginalized electromagnetic approaches to cosmology and biology Cultural programming turned "plasma life" and "electric universe" into phrases that end careers Physical elimination of scientists working on the most sensitive applications (Marconi deaths, 1982–1990) The Tsytovich finding, that plasma is alive, lands with a whisper in 2007 and produces almost no follow-up research at major institutions You don't need aliens to lock human physics. You need a classification system, a funding system, a publication system, and occasionally a coroner. The result is the same: a species that cannot investigate the physics of its own electromagnetic environment. Whether the suppression is motivated by national security competition between human governments, or by something that has been operating through human institutions for much longer than any government has existed, depends on how far you're willing to follow the pattern. The governments have clear competitive reasons to classify weapons-relevant plasma physics. But the suppression extends far beyond weapons applications, into cosmology, biology, consciousness, and the fundamental behavior of the most common state of matter in the universe. That's not a weapons classification. That's a containment operation on a branch of knowledge. And it follows the same playbook Andreessen described them proposing for AI: "We're going to basically wrap them in a government cocoon. We're going to protect them from competition, we're going to control them, we're going to dictate what they do." They already did it once. They told him so themselves. What You Can Do The classification system works because it requires compliance. Formal classification requires clearances and legal penalties. Informal suppression through funding and publication requires career fear. Cultural marginalization requires social pressure. All of these require your participation or at least your silence. Read the Tsytovich 2007 paper. It's open access in the New Journal of Physics. A peer-reviewed paper demonstrating that plasma spontaneously exhibits life-like behavior. Form your own conclusion about why this hasn't been followed up. Read about Project Sherwood. The full history of classified fusion research is publicly documented. Understand the mechanism by which an entire discipline was removed from the research community for over a decade. Read the Atomic Energy Act. Understand the legal framework of "born classified" information. Understand that this is not a conspiracy theory. It is current US law. Look at the Marconi deaths. Twenty-five scientists. SDI-related. Plasma and directed energy. "Statistically remarkable." No explanation. Form your own conclusion. Ask why plasma cosmology was defunded. A Nobel laureate's research program. Mathematically rigorous. Peer-reviewed. Dead. Ask why plasma self-organization research barely exists. The most common state of matter in the universe spontaneously exhibits life-like behavior. Where are the research programs? The physics isn't gone. It's not destroyed. It's behind a wall. Some of it is behind a legal wall of classification. Some of it is behind an institutional wall of funding and publication control. Some of it is behind a cultural wall of ridicule. Walls come down when enough people look at them. Push for transparency. submitted by /u/Wansyth [link] [comments]