Recently I was introduced to famous Canadian inventor/tinkerer John Hutchison — known for "The Hutchison Effect" — and was even given a bunch of his metal samples by my friend Enrico (Oversober on YouTube). I know a few other mutual friends of John's who have also analyzed his samples including scientist George Hathaway who wrote the book "Mindbending". The effects are real, don't believe whatever a quick google search turns up on John. Look up Hathaway Research and see what kind of work George is doing now (anti-gravity, biocommunications, etc), also note that he still proudly mentions that he wrote the book on Hutchison in his bio on the HR site. Would such a high level scientist still brag about a phoney whose effects were nothing but a hoax? No sir. John is "pathologically honest" as Andrew Johnson put it, and if he seems a bit crazy to you, it's because he is. Thanks Gandalf, you're a wise one! — M
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