Part 6/9:
Beyond Leedskalnin, Paul discusses various experiments with magnets and magnetic devices. He experiments with George Greene’s magnetic ring—a device supposedly demonstrating unique magnetic phenomena—but admits that its purpose remains elusive. He describes attempts to create a spinning ring or levitate magnets over one another, but physics consistently shows attraction rather than levitation, reinforcing the idea that magnetic forces are complex and often counterintuitive.
Additionally, Paul mentions working with Hutcheson’s crystal power cells, which have unique polarity behaviors. One cell exhibited a polarity switch after a week, pointing to complex internal physics why some materials or devices might behave unexpectedly over time.