Connected Tori With Center and Side Flow Paths

Connected tori with a center flow path and side flows. Image A is from the kind of popular post about Tartaria having energy harvesting. To me, it's energy teaching but not literally for usable energy in the building.

Image B has chains marking the side flow paths, from the horizontal plane of one torus to another, sometimes skipping little tori in-between. B is from Arabic- and C is from Hebrew- traditions.

Image D and E are the result of the "Thunderbolts channel" promoting Anthony Peratt's theory about "PLASMA" and massive discharges. I have a beef about this. They only showed stickmen in isolation, cutting away all the other typically crowded symbols on petroglyphs like image F and G. I ask you, if everything else on F and G is a symbol layout, why are stickmen considered to be "literally observed dramatic plasma events?" I call BS.

Also, stickmen with dots at the waist are fairly rare, so Peratt used severe selection bias to find matches for the glowing plasma in image D. My collection of stickmen is here: https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/stickman/

Two circles at the waist, and also at every other possible portal location, are common. Being like cross-sections through a donut, that does make sense for physics and alt-physics. But not just for plasma experiments, it's applicable to torus energy structures at all scales.

Here are some portal examples that use 'two spirals" symbolism: https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/c-double-spiral/ and https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/s-double-spiral/ The topic of "what are portals" and "where are the typical portal locations on a torus" may be unfamiliar to most people, but it's in my past posts, and I'd be happy to answer questions.

My Beef about image E and the "pinch instabilities", is that they are more likely, in my opinion, to be the side flows making side loops, like on image A, and many of my previous posts.

Think of image H and image I as chakras, that is, connected tori with a center connection tube, and think of image E as the side loops, which you can also find commonly in symbolism.

Changing subject to "pinch". A thin stream of water falling from a height, will break up into little droplets. It will look like "pinch" is happening, but that's a horrible word.

Chatgpt will tell you about Rayleigh-Plateau instability, using words that are actually nonsense, non-explaining.

My explanation is that electrons on the outer water-air surface, will want to cling to the surface because water is mildly diamagnetic. So the whole water surface will have a covering of electrons. Like a tube covered in electrons. Electrons in the surrounding air, at a particular altitude, will do a little electrostatic buildup onto the water-air interface, to match the air voltage.

As the water loses altitude, with less air voltage around them, some electrons will jump off the electrostatic forest ( analogy: pine trees made of stacked electrons), making the treetops feel a little extra disorderly pressure.

Image J around the womans hood, is an analogy of pine-tree- electrostatics, and K just uses spikes to give a prickly surface. All those electrostatic trees prefer to spread out to minimize pressure coming from each nearby tree, and that is why falling water streams prefer to reshape into falling spheres. Please note: I switched topics, I'm talking about falling water, and probably about plasma column experiments too, preferring to be beaded and not tubular, which is a completely different topic from the side loops like image A, which are likely flux tubes and not bare electron forests, (at least as far as I've gotten with thought experiments so far).

Please enjoy the little prince of image L.