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Originally posted by buddhasystem
you have NO PROOF of anything yet you claim that salient events have happened.
Originally posted by Mary Rose
Originally posted by buddhasystem
you have NO PROOF of anything yet you claim that salient events have happened.
You have no proof that things people are giving their testimonials about don't work.
Originally posted by 547000
I found a way to harness energy from the implosion of space time. Simply take the triple product of two 9-dimensional vectors, and presto! I can't believe such an easy concept eludes the best of minds. It simply goes to show you that mainstream scientists are idiots.
That 24 incher is a big one!
Originally posted by Mary Rose
Independent researcher Jason Verbelli is working on the most elaborate Rodin coil I have seen so far:
I thought I was finally going to see a practical application of the Rodin coil when he started talking about making them into speakers, that was until he said they don't make any sound!
Einstein was wrong, space-time doesn't curve. I've got some Rodin coils here that are speakers, but they don't make any sound. You can put a magnet in the middle and it will spin. If you stop it from spinning then it will make a sound (but I'm not going to tell you how to do this, or demonstrate this, or explain why you would even want to do this, nor tell you how the speakers would sound. I'm just going to tell you if you put magnets in there they will spin around so you will have speakers that don't make any sound). And here's a drawing of some gyroscopes, and atoms are like little gyroscopes.
Originally posted by Arbitrageur
But I watched the entire video Mary posted and that WAS funny because he talked about speakers that don't make any sound. And that was the only video I intended to respond to. I'm sure there are 10,000 other videos on youtube I didn't respond to, including the one you mention, that Mary didn't just post.
Originally posted by buddhasystem
reply to post by Mary Rose
Mary, -- pray tell -- what's a "centripetal axis"?
Why is the rate of rotation of the ball proportional to the voltage?
And of course...
"Because that's what sound is. It's the difference in spin of waves relative to the waves we are already experiencing"
"because the resistance we interpret of waves is sound"
"centripetal spin is negative energy"
"the magnet will spin on its centripetal axis, searching for space that's not physically available"
Mary, this display of idiocy is about as savory as a glass of horse urine. But certain people would swallow it because the auteur says in his quite pompous preamble:
"I want to you to correlate all that I'm gonna say with legends, myths, ancient stories,and human history, biblical, spiritual, all of that"
Sure thing, dude.
edit on 17-10-2011 by buddhasystem because: (no reason given)edit on 17-10-2011 by buddhasystem because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by buddhasystem
. . . pompous preamble:
"I want to you to correlate all that I'm gonna say with legends, myths, ancient stories,and human history, biblical, spiritual, all of that"
Originally posted by Americanist
BS, you're based at CERN?
I thought you'd know better... Spin in relationship to relativity calculating the discrepancy in time while using space based GPS satellites incorrectly analyzed? Not only did this little experiment go on for 6 months without realizing, it was then published by your peers. So many degrees - So much for common sense.
Originally posted by Mary Rose
Originally posted by buddhasystem
. . . pompous preamble:
"I want to you to correlate all that I'm gonna say with legends, myths, ancient stories,and human history, biblical, spiritual, all of that"
Pompous it is not, in my opinion.
If we are going to zero in on the truth of how the cosmos works, and what we have it within our power to do according to how Mother Nature operates, we need to put all of the pieces together - all of them.
The scientific method is good, but it's incomplete.