Experiment #2: Improvement...?

06-12-25: In my previous experiment, I had discovered that the needle on my compass had shifted by about 8 degrees along one side of the pyramid, possibly distorting the energy field within it. It was likely caused by the metal legs of the table and other metal nearby, so I decided to pull up my stakes, so to speak, and to set up camp in another area. I chose another area in the same general location, but further away from metal objects. I also used a small plastic table to place my Pyramid Platform upon, which resulted in only a 1 to 2 degree shift of the compass needle along one side instead of the 8 degrees before. It is not perfect, but it is a huge improvement. The Platform was also leveled very accurately and aligned to magnetic north, using the Solar Alignment Method for that part of the room, which differed from the compass readings by 2-3 degrees.

Aside from the different location, the experiment was the same as before: same pyramid, 4 grams of yogurt in each sealed cup, covered with a cardboard lid to reduce light, and randomized with a coin toss.

06-19-25: After seven days, I checked the results. The weather was in the 60s most of this time, which was cooler than the first experiment, so I wasn't even sure if there would be mold on either of the samples yet. But there was.

The sample above was outside the pyramid, and the one below was inside it:

And here are the samples side-by-side, with the sample on the left being the one inside the pyramid:

The yogurt that was inside the pyramid appears to have less mold on it, but certainly not to statistically significant levels and the difference is not as extreme as in the previous experiment. But I will take what I can get right now, and recognize the very real possibility that because the magnetic field only shifted by 1-2 degrees instead of 8 degrees as in the first experiment, there was less distortion of the field within the pyramid, resulting in slightly less mold for the sample inside of it. A skeptic would simply say that the difference in the results has to do with random chance. And I recognize that this is entirely possible. Believe it or not, I respect the skeptic's viewpoint, as their strength is that of discernment, but their weakness is narrow-mindedness. Whereas, on the opposite side of the spectrum is the person who believes everything they see or read on the internet. While they are often lacking in discernment, their great strength is open-mindedness. I believe that the path to wisdom is somewhere in the middle between these two extremes. So while I recognize the possibility that the results of this experiment may only be due to random chance, I also recognize that there is the possibility that it has to do with pyramid energy.

And it could be that the results weren't statistically significant enough because there is still some distortion happening with the magnetic field. Not nearly as much as before, but it is still there. So because of this, I have decided to break camp and move the experiment to another location...again. It is still in the same place, but in a different area that I have set up where the pyramid will be sitting on a wooden table with no metal in it whatsoever. I have also removed all metal objects that were below the table and next to it so that now when I slide the compass along all four sides of the Pyramid Platform, there is no noticeable shift of the needle.

On top of that, I have decided that using something pleasant and probiotic like yogurt isn't cutting it, because when mold forms on it, I will always wonder if it is beneficial or not. In my next experiment, I am going to be using something that if mold forms on it, there will be no doubt as to whether it is beneficial or not. In other words, I will be using something much meaner and nastier...and see if pyramid energy can tame it.