DR. HAL PUTHOFF AND NOBEL PRIZE
WILL HIS RESEARCH INTO QUANTUM VACUUM SUCCEED?
Dr. Hal Puthoff has twice been nominated for a Nobel Prize. He founded the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics. Chapters 18 in that society’s textbook, FRONTIERS IN PROPULSION SCIENCE, is written by Dr. Puthoff and Eric W. Davis. It is entitled ON EXTRACTING ENERGY FROM THE QUANTUM VACUUM. In the matrix here, HAL PUTHOFF at minimum ELS is the axis term. The word NOBEL (at its standard Hebrew splling) is found at an ELS close to it. A transliteration of NOBEL at skip -1 is also shown in colored boxes twice, but this transliteration is not on the CodeFinder dictionary. PRIZE is at skip +1. QUANTUM is at the same skip, but in the opposite direction as HAL PUTHOFF. If the matrix includes the portion shown in yellow, a transliteration of DAVIS appears. Whether Hal Puthoff appears with Nobel Prize (if deliberate) because he was nominated for it, or because he will win it, remains to be seen, however - as is stated below, the standard spelling is not statistically significant.
STATISTICAL SIGNIFICANCE
The word QUANTUM appears 35 times at skip +1, -1, +6,045 or -6,045 (the skip of the axis term). These are considered best or special case skips. With DAVIS the matrix is 616 letters, without him the (core matrix) is 577 letters. The odds that a special case skip for QUANTUM would be in the 517 letters with HAL PUTHOFF are about 1 chance in 17. The best case skip to match with an axis term is +1. The odds that PRIZE at skip +1 would be in the 517 letters were about in 26. NOBEL is not at a special case skip here, and the Roffman Skip Formula and Tables must be applied to determine its significance. It is not significant, with about 1 chance in 1.13 that it would be there. If you ask what's the chance for NOBEL to be in the 128 letters around HAL PUTHOFF, that's about 1 chance in 8. No calculation is offered for NOBEL at skip -1 because it is not the standard spelling. The overall value of the matrix (without consideration of DAVIS) is valued at .0019, or about in chance in 515. This is mildly significant. There were other key words found - psychic - relating to Dr. Puthoff's earlier interests, vacuum (as in Quantum Vacuum), UFO, rocket, etc., but they required a greater expansion of the matrix, and decreased value of the terms shown here. No additional value is added for HAL PUTHOFF. While the 8 letter transliteration is a good one, corresponding to HAL PUTHF (Hebrew consonant letters are rarely doubled in a name and vowels are often implied), other transliterations are possible. In my protocol, no additional value is assigned to an axis term. It's either there, or it's not, If not, the search ends there. If there, only a priori terms are evaluated statistically.
