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2026-10-08 YouTube (Theoria Apophasis; FractalWoman)

Priorities 1 and 2. Opened from Google results; read the player data (title, author, publish date, description) with javascript, and one community post.

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  1. "VIDEO 73 Uncovering the Missing Secrets of Magnetism. NEW DISCOVERY: M-D-PROGRAMMED BISMUTH", Theoria Apophasis, published 2014-08-17, 560 s, about 7,300 views [web: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LeQ057E8v5w]. Description: "DISCOVERY COPYRIGHT 8-17-2014 KEN L WHEELER" and a link to archive.org/details/magnetism1small. Primary video record of the "programmed" bismuth demonstration (claim 6, book pp.97-111). Video not watched.
  2. "Amazing: 'Magnetic Egg' Using magnetism to alter the properties of water. First time ever seen!", published 2015-05-10, about 28,000 views [web: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GwG1p5C5miQ]. Description: "copyright 8-2014", the book's ISBN, images at kathodos.com/magneticegg.jpg etc. This appears to be the explanation promised for the book's p.234 ice photo ("What is this? I will explain this in the 4th edition", discovery 5-1-2014). A Facebook snippet (Google, not opened) has a later user writing of "the shape of a magnetic egg (ratio of 1 to phi...)" for frozen water. Inference, not confirmed: the p.234 ice block is the "magnetic egg".
  3. Community post, Theoria Apophasis, about June 2026 ("3 months ago"; text says "COPYRIGHT 6-2026") [web: https://www.youtube.com/post/Ugkx3fsEFLIdNufEn1aDXQhzi6sxlb4ZbHur]: Wheeler says that "Eleven years ago" an Australian YouTuber "named 'Does it Work', formerly called 'Tinman Power', an electrician and inventor" tested his Energetic Forum claim "that every side of a magnet has a vortex magnetic field around it", "proceeded to prove, alas, its 100% accurate", then tested an electromagnet "he got the same results", after which "over 100 people on the forum went silent". He also says the centre of each pole has an inverse (centripetal) vortex, shown in his "CRT magnet demo". This is Wheeler's own account of the Tinmanpower tests (book p.226); the videos were not viewed. Identifies Tinmanpower as Australian, channel now "Does it Work".
  4. FractalWoman (Lori Anne Gardi), "Ken Wheeler Says the Darndest Things", published 2020-04-21, 7,700 views [web: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8rl1PXybMw]. Description: "I politely debunk a couple of claims that Ken Wheeler keeps making in his videos. The first claim has to do with the spatial extents of magnets of different strengths (N42 vs N52), and the second has to do with continuous lighting around a Ferrocell". Chapters (Google): Hall sensor zero measurements, anchoring experiment, CRT test, N42 and N52 comparison. Gardi is otherwise sympathetic (series "Understanding Ken Wheeler's Missing Secrets of Magnetism", 2017). See 2026-10-08-cnps-wiki.md.

Bearing

Items 1-3 are primary records of Wheeler's own demonstrations (claim 6). Item 4 is a measured test by a third party of claims Wheeler made in videos (not of the book's central claims as written).