Quadrionic

Quadrionic refers to a hypothetical energy field or device described in certain esoteric and pseudoscientific contexts, primarily associated with the work of John Keely. Keely, a 19th-century inventor, claimed to have discovered and harnessed a form of vibratory energy he termed "quadro refrac" or "quadro wave," which he believed was the fundamental force underlying matter and energy. The term "quadrionic" is derived from this concept, suggesting a connection to this purported energy.

Theories surrounding quadrionic energy often describe it as a subtle, pervasive force that can be manipulated through specific frequencies and sympathetic vibrations. Proponents suggest that quadrionic devices could be used for a variety of purposes, including healing, propulsion, and communication, often without the need for conventional energy sources. These claims are not supported by mainstream scientific understanding or empirical evidence.

In scientific discourse, "quadrionic" is not a recognized term. The concepts associated with it fall outside the established principles of physics and are considered pseudoscience by the scientific community. While Keely's work was influential in certain fringe circles, his theories and the notion of quadrionic energy remain unsubstantiated and have not been validated through rigorous scientific experimentation or peer review.