Research · Findings · Experiments · People
Exploring ideas, patterns and possibilities.
A growing collection of research, source material, experiments and findings across the subjects and people that interest me.
The aim is not to force everything into one theory. It is to gather useful material, make connections visible, test ideas where possible, and leave a clear trail back to the sources.
Collect
Original sources, transcripts, papers, observations and references.
Connect
Bring related ideas together across subjects, people and time.
Test
Separate useful mechanisms and experiments from assumptions.
Share
Turn the result into something another person can actually use.
Browse by area
Research areas
These areas can grow independently. Some may become full knowledgebases; others may remain articles, experiments or working notes.
Geometry & Coherence
Patterns, proportion, resonance, crystallography and the geometry that appears across physical and biological systems.
Water, Hydrogen & Energy
Experiments, mechanisms and observations around water structure, hydrogen, charge, fields and energetic behaviour.
Consciousness & Biofeedback
EEG, HRV, coherence, brainwaves, perception and the practical measurement of mind-body states.
People & Thinkers
Structured explorations of people whose ideas connect science, engineering, consciousness, geometry and natural systems.
Featured knowledgebase
Dan Winter Knowledgebase
Dan Winter's material is spread across hundreds of videos and many different subjects. This collection reorganises that material by topic so the ideas can be followed without first navigating the entire archive.
33 interconnected topics · source-traceable explanations · cross-linked concepts · original videos retained as sources
How I use this site
Source first. Connections second.
01 · Start with the source
Preserve the original material and enough context to return to it later.
02 · Map the subject
Pull related material together even when it is scattered across different recordings, documents or projects.
03 · Look for relationships
Compare mechanisms, terminology and recurring patterns without assuming they must all mean the same thing.
04 · Make it usable
Summarise findings clearly, keep the evidence trail visible and refine the picture as new material appears.
An evolving research library
This site will keep changing.
New sources alter old conclusions. Experiments produce unexpected results. Different people describe similar things in different language. The purpose of this site is to keep that process visible rather than pretend every subject is finished.