Don was big on left and right hand spin electrons. He writes in the book attached
above that they exist in pairs (right and left hand ones) in nature. We know electrons
repel and don't exist in pairs, unless we are talking electrons which are part of the atom
aka Lewis pair. Otherwise, closest to that is a Cooper pair when two electrons join
but that happens only in superconductors. Here is what mainstream guys say about
left-right spin electrons.
"Left and right handed refers to the chirality of an electron. Right handed chirality means
that the spin and momentum of the electron point in the same direction. Left handed
means opposite direction of spin and momentum. This distinction is made because
these two chiralities refer to two fundamentally different components of the elektron
wave function. In QFT a mass mixes these two components and that is why elektrons
doe not have mass as an elementary particle. Mass is generated by the Higgs-
mechanism and the breakdown of symmetry of the vacuum-states.
[...]
No massive free particles have definite heliticity (it is not conserved during free particle
propagation), so there is no such thing as a left-handed electron. However, using
projection operators, we can split the electron wavefunction into left-handed and right-
handed components. (They need not be equal in magnitude, but a pure left-handed
electron does not satisfy the Dirac equation and so does not exist as a free particle).
Then the weak nuclear force couples only to the left-handed component of the electron,
while the EM force interacts with both."
https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/left-right-handed-electrons-whats-the-difference.36530/Also, in diagram below he, like Richard LeFors Clark in his Diamagnetic Gravity Vortexes,
paints a misleading picture depicting a whole magnet as two opposite magnetic domains
with bloch wall in the center while in reality those are microscopic domains and when
they become aligned, in same direction for whole length of the ferromagnetic material
you got a magnet.
Of course, Tesla coil with grounded base has current peak at the base and current
node at the top and vice versa for voltage, but this is not what Don is referring to.
Since he is apparently talking about CW and CCW coils, parallel can drawn with other
tensor/scalar alternative physics.
http://www.villesresearch.com/ether.html#torsion%20field