[Archive!] Pure mathematics, physics, chemistry, etc.: brain-training problems not related to trade in any way - page 484

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1 So I am not talking about the guy. Everything is clear with him - he is experimenting. Tesla, Kapanadze, Brovin, there are more authoritative people - Doctor of Science, Academician Atsyukovsky. It is impossible to prove that it is nonsense - there are no facts. And you have none either, as far as I understand.
2 Abzasc, frankly I don't care who believes or doesn't believe what on this forum (or other websites). Besides, it's not about perpetual motion, it's not a perpetual motion machine.
3 For example, if you notice, the principle of Slava's EA (see the "pipsing" thread) is very similar to something else. But, it is not for everyone of course. Who wants, he will see.
1 Out of the dozens of videos that I have seen, nowhere is it proven, moreover, is it shown that this is not nonsense. Is there no one (I forget the word, altruist or what?) who has drawn an accurate diagram, made a competent video "from beginning to end" to repeat the experiment?
2 Let it not be about timeless, let it be a first approximation.
3 I haven't even delved into it, I can't say anything. I do not understand pipsqueak, I am not a psycho-type.
1 Of the dozens of videos I have come across, nowhere has it been proven, or even shown, that this is not nonsense. Is there no one (I forget the word, altruist or what?) who has drawn an accurate diagram, made a competent video "from start to finish" to repeat the experiment?
Not found.
There is a better way, a more reliable way, to try it yourself.
There is a better, more reliable way - try it yourself.
That's what I wrote about.
there wasn't a single person... who could draw an accurate diagram, make a competent video from start to finish to repeat the experiment?
Yes, Abzasc, to try and it's not that expensive or difficult.
Yes, Abzasc, to try and it's not that expensive or difficult.