We are at a point—as a global consciousness exiting an era of Information Correlation—where our direction needs to be forward & forward-thinking, moving with the momentum of the formalized collective data and our experiences, with confidence that we can change our future.  This is a change in the phases of engineering of where our performance needs to be actively focused on the improvement of our environment, humanity and our planet's future.   

The Science of Engineering explains the quantum entanglement characteristics of our engineering and break over points as we enter the future.  In technical terms, we understand this change as phase transition or the process of energy becoming ambient and usable.  Philosophically, it is  similar to the Taoism concept Wu wei, defined as 'a natural action of knowing when to act and when not to act' and resides as a state of equilibrium.  When we apply these concepts in our lives as engineers, we can progress utilizing the formulations as the structure for the efficiency of the future.   

Even as we speak, these engineering concepts interrelate into the environment and are immediately put into development because of the intentions and focus of the listeners and their connection to the conscious structure which they belong to.  We are the nodes of communication at a distance, engineering our future through sustainability.  During this time of transition, our participation in this cause will determine future placement within the new structure we are building.

The Future is Efficiency.  ~ Brian D. Prater, 2010
~Scientist, Alternative Energy Engineer, Consultant, RF Communications, IT Specialist
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Brian D. Prater of Cavetronics R&D Energy Labs is known for concepts & prototypes in systems engineering, advanced sciences and technology, such as: "Spintronics", "Magnetic Tunnel Diode", "One-Wire Light Bulb",  "Harmonic Series Expansion for Prediction of OverUnity Systems"; and a dual-monopole magnetic alignment prototype, which was presented to Universal Technologies of NASA in 2001, to name a few.