BOOK 2. THE BATH SCHOOL. N. LEVASHOV'S «SVETL BROOM» IN A. KHATYBOV'S «BATH SCHOOL» AND A LABOUR SPADE

Book 2. The Bath School. Chapter 2. Physics of the Bath Taking Process 88 often no longer exists for them in the real physical world. He becomes a divine being worshiped and believed in. Nicolai did his best trying to convince people that they were mistaken. I also have to go this way when conversing with the people who have already got acquainted to some extent with the works of Levashov and have begun to study them. Now most of them are trying TO CHECK every NEW information on a particular subject AGAINST the information from Nicolai. But this "line-by-line" check DOES NOT BRING TO LIGHT the whole picture. We need the whole picture, especially today, when the events taking place before our eyes are so rapid. As for me I always try to watch a few "screens" and see all the information I possess or being given. The Dressing Room Undoubtedly, the concept of the Broom we figured out above, it is extremely useful both in its availability and in the application, because we all know that the BRAIN is under the skull with the majority, and therefore, the space of research is known and does not require any significant investment in the store housing of separate elements of the object of research. But the basic energy constant of modern science is still HORSE POWER, so all that relates to scientific description, is "HORSE KNOWLEDGE", and all scientific ideas are considered FROM THE HORSE’S POINT OF VIEW. From the directory of John. Emily (elements) it is known that a modern average Man (weighing 70 kg) consists of: oxygen 43 kg, hydrogen 7 kg, carbon 16 kg, phosphorus – 1.5 lbs. The rest of the table of chemical elements is presented in milligrams, including uranium deposits. At the initial stage, after thoroughly mixing the hydrogen, carbon and oxygen and adding all of the elements of Mendeleev periodic table as spices, a living cell has been got . The secret of "spices", in contrast to the secret of Coca-Cola, was eventually lost, but the cell itself has been preserved and can "boast of its attire", from Nils BORR’s and Kurchatov’s. While creating a living cell, of course, no high technology was required: the initial compositions were pounded in a mortar and then warmed up to the desired temperature (not below the evaporation temperature of tungsten).