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**untostaronaf** · 09-05-2007, 05:25 PM

hi folks:

here's dw's quote

over the course of a two-hour conversation we put the whole thing together — and it's all related to 'the new physics.' furthermore, we have a solution that can be spread to the beekeepers — something easy, cheap and probably unheard of before now — and whether you want to attribute it to 'the physics' or not, the proof is already apparent that it will work.

like you, i'm greatly looking forward to this "solution" to this bee problem. i'm guessing that it would involve sound therapy, specifically in the 439hz range or in the basic c-note range of sounds to help the bees heal and build their immune systems.

keep in mind that the other flower-loving insects have stepped up their cross-pollination efforts, now that there's more flower nectar for them to gather, so this is one small, natural adaptational effect in play.

~seth

09-05-2007, 05:25 PM	#36
untostaronaf Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 448 Senior Member	hi folks: here's dw's quote over the course of a two-hour conversation we put the whole thing together — and it's all related to 'the new physics.' furthermore, we have a solution that can be spread to the beekeepers — something easy, cheap and probably unheard of before now — and whether you want to attribute it to 'the physics' or not, the proof is already apparent that it will work. like you, i'm greatly looking forward to this "solution" to this bee problem. i'm guessing that it would involve sound therapy, specifically in the 439hz range or in the basic c-note range of sounds to help the bees heal and build their immune systems. keep in mind that the other flower-loving insects have stepped up their cross-pollination efforts, now that there's more flower nectar for them to gather, so this is one small, natural adaptational effect in play. ~seth
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