The possibility of offset inertial force associated with the atomic realm is presented wherein a random segment of the energy level is formed pointing in random directions for each action. The average segment width restricts the total potential force to 1/2pi in width so that energy is conserved. As a result, it may be possible to align the segments in bulk material such as stone so that the stone would lift itself. This could be acheived through concurrent acoustic as well as electric and magnetic waves. Ordinarily, the orientation of the segmented actions would produce only atomic vibration and/or Nyquist noise. Suggested possibilitys are how Edward Leedskalnin lifted huge monoliths of coral and how the Great Pryamid was built. --Jerry E. Bayles
