Respectfully, @TimeFlipper , scientific reasons exist to explain phenomena, not dismiss them because they don't "fit". Setting aside Bajak's diagnosed schizophrenia and just generalizing from his original reported experience, if you put together a circuit and you experience an anomalous effect, that is worthy of consideration for further experiment despite a lack of any apparent scientific reason making sense of what occurred.
Kind of missing my point here, @TimeFlipper . My point was that no Scientific Explanation as to why it "should" be capable is necessary to have reasonable cause to follow up with further experiment on a circuit that reportedly produces an anomalous effect. I do plan doing experiment with Bajak's circuit, as I also plan on doing experiment with the Delta Time Generator circuit you've posted, which also lacks what would generally be considered credible scientific explanation. Why? Because both are fairly simple, inexpensive circuits with which some people have reported experiencing anomalous effects. I've made no claims about Bajak's circuit - I merely posted his 2018 obituary in a thread on which the last post, from 2012, was asking if he had died by suicide.
