Another Dan Quinn forum post from 2006

"Is Stevia blended in water Cold Fission?

Please, can someone help me with this. I put Stevia in Water, and Blended it. The top of the blender safely blew off because the WATER HAD EXPLODED INTO A SOUP. That Soup seperated into h2o beneath toxic foam in about 30 seconds. Several minutes after that, the foam that ph'd toxic disappeared into the water. I thought I had witnessed a miracle when I saw the WATER EXPLODE INTO SOUP. Isn't it true that water has more energy yield than Petroleum? If that Soup is split h2o, I recently read an article where a typical car engine could run off of split h2o, and that it could safely power the world right now. If that is so, I would really appreciate someone blending Stevia in water, and witnessing what it does to water. Is that safe fission? Because the explosion into Soup that returns to water is instantaneous when blended. Bam. Safely. So does that mean coldly? Most people don't even know that water could be used as fuel. Because they just don't teach that in school, and even in what they do teach there isn't room for anything too outside the box. I'm thinking about publishing a paper. Stevia= Cold Fission= Stevia + Water + Energy= Water Exploding into Fuel/Soup, etc etc. I know for a fact that drinking the h2o that appears underneath that bad foam detoxified my body to where I literally felt myself purging. And I recently dunked the basketball for the first time ever at 39 years of age. So I'd swear in court that Stevia was like a miracle for my own body. And I'm hoping for postive feedback on my theory about Stevia being Cold Fission, even though it's a little chaotic. But I also think the reason Einstein and other greats couldn't equate Cold Fission was because their laws and rules didn't allow for a Stevia crossover. Thank you for reading and considering this. Dan Quinn"

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http://www.advancedphysics.org/forum/showthread.php?t=6334