Originally posted by wpage
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To make a long story short:
Wireless transport of energy is simply the transmission of longitudinal electric waves, which apparantly have the ability to tap off energy from the ZPE (i.e. the sea of positron-electron pairs constantly popping in and out of existence according to Quantum theory) whereby these waves have the marvelous feature to strengthen themselves.
Because this process creates electrons as well as positrons out of the vacuum, all the "radiant" energy phenomena appear to be a manifestation of electricity with positrons as charge carriers instead of electrons. Since these fellows most likely cannot drift into solid material, they can form a very thin conductive layer *outside* of conductive material, resulting in a very thin, (almost) super-conductive layer just *outside* the surface of conductors, creating a potential barrier not unlike what you see in a pn-junction (diode).
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