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Originally posted by RebelSoldier
My problem is, if you create a working prototype, how can you get the tech out to the masses before being shut down?
Originally posted by RebelSoldier
There was a time when radio waves were impossible
Xray tech was once impossible
Microwave rays, impossible
According to many scientists at the time, heavier than air flight was absolutely impossible
Originally posted by RebelSoldier
There was a time when radio waves were impossible
Xray tech was once impossible
Microwave rays, impossible
Nuclear weapons were once impossible
Subatomic particles didnt exist, or before that anything you couldnt see with the naked eye didnt exist
According to many scientists at the time, heavier than air flight was absolutely impossible
This not intended to be a conversation about whether or not this is possible.
If you believe that any of this goes against science or if you hold firm that science is perfect and complete at the point its at, then this is not the thread for you...
Originally posted by RebelSoldier
This is pretty comprehensive:
How Magnets Work
Originally posted by rolfharriss
reply to post by john_bmth
John are you o.k ? I think somebody needs a hug.
Work pressure something you need to talk about ? We are all here for you cupcake.
Ignorance is accepting what you are told and not questioning it.. the world being flat is not a half truth !
Originally posted by hawkiye
reply to post by john_bmth
First none of the designs in the OP violate any currently understood laws of physics
and second your off topic.
This thread was not started to argue about the laws of physics but discuss the designs noted in the OP or other similar designs.
There are many other threads for arguing your points. Please stay on topic thanks.
prac·ti·cal/ˈpraktikəl/
Adjective:
1. Of or concerned with the actual doing or use of something.
2. (of an idea, plan, or method) Likely to succeed or be effective in real circumstances; feasible.