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Today, 10:52 AM

Pete replied to a thread Relativistic parallel rods in Physics & Math

We were, but Tach now agrees that the animations at the start of this thread are valid.

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Today, 10:03 AM

quantum_wave replied to a thread Quantifying gravity's mechanism in Alternative Theories

No, it is the number of views. I told rr6 that when he asked a month or so ago, and mentioned it here before that, but obviously no one reads every...

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Yesterday, 07:40 PM

quantum_wave replied to a thread Quantifying gravity's mechanism in Alternative Theories

BTW, Hi Undefined. I think we agree on some points. Where do you stand on hypothesizing about the things I have been discussing?

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Yesterday, 06:51 PM

quantum_wave replied to a thread Quantifying gravity's mechanism in Alternative Theories

You know AlexG is a , right? I guess by playing with him I set a bad example :shucks:, but my excuse is its Friday night!

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Yesterday, 06:11 PM

quantum_wave replied to a thread Quantifying gravity's mechanism in Alternative Theories

Go ahead, make a case for that. Your time is up.

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Yesterday, 04:34 PM

quantum_wave replied to a thread Quantifying gravity's mechanism in Alternative Theories

You are getting it.

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Yesterday, 04:23 PM

quantum_wave replied to a thread Quantifying gravity's mechanism in Alternative Theories

I know, I'm just doing it to give you a break. Your clock is about to run out.

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Yesterday, 04:20 PM

quantum_wave replied to a thread Quantifying gravity's mechanism in Alternative Theories

Right, right.

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Yesterday, 04:18 PM

quantum_wave replied to a thread Quantifying gravity's mechanism in Alternative Theories

I used it several times. Which energy do you not understand?

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Yesterday, 04:11 PM

quantum_wave replied to a thread Quantifying gravity's mechanism in Alternative Theories

No, I answered. I said it was a stupid question. You are not a fast learner are you. But I'll humor you for awhile. Quote the sentence I used it in...

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Yesterday, 03:28 PM

quantum_wave replied to a thread Quantifying gravity's mechanism in Alternative Theories

What? Dodging? Your kidding, right?

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Yesterday, 03:17 PM

quantum_wave replied to a thread Quantifying gravity's mechanism in Alternative Theories

You don't get it do you. You asked a stupid question and I asked you one. Stay by your screen. I have you on ignore and so I don't get email when...

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Yesterday, 03:02 PM

quantum_wave replied to a thread Quantifying gravity's mechanism in Alternative Theories

OMG, not you. What do you mean by my quise?

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Yesterday, 02:58 PM

Motor Daddy replied to a thread Life without life in Human Science

Okay, I want to play too. Your fairytale is that nobody ever dies of old age and everybody remains in perfect health, there are no new births, and...

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Yesterday, 10:59 AM

Motor Daddy replied to a thread Flying car concept! in Physics & Math

I assume that once this flying car is produced that each model year you will improve upon the design, so as to travel at a higher altitude (roughly...

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Yesterday, 10:44 AM

Motor Daddy replied to a thread Most important piece of scientific knowledge in Physics & Math

Mass evolves to space. or... The earth came from the sun. :)

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Yesterday, 09:34 AM

quantum_wave replied to a thread Quantifying gravity's mechanism in Alternative Theories

One thing is for sure, you cannot be seen asking me any questions ... Lol, that is a fact of life out here on the Fringe. But if I may, you do...

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Yesterday, 08:04 AM

quantum_wave replied to a thread Quantifying gravity's mechanism in Alternative Theories

Perhaps it gets lost in the commotion, but there is a hypothetical solution to gravity in my so called model. And from the perspective of that...

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Yesterday, 02:53 AM

Pete posted a visitor message on eram's profile

You might like this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2TMIUAzF2q4

05-16-13, 11:21 PM

Pete replied to a thread The Human Piledriver in Intelligence & Machines

Who is we? We (the people of the Earth) can, and obviously do. It could be done anywhere, but in most developed places hiring mechanical equipment...

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05-16-13, 08:16 PM

quantum_wave replied to a thread Quantifying gravity's mechanism in Alternative Theories

No, I shouldn't. You are parsing your words by saying that I have it in my heart that it is "meaningful physics". You pretend to have read my words...

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05-16-13, 07:49 PM

Pete replied to a thread Is relativity of simultaneity measurable? in Physics & Math

This thread will be closed for couple of days, because the discussion is becoming obstructed and the conversation is becoming unruly. Everyone take a...

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05-16-13, 04:04 PM

Neddy Bate replied to a thread Is relativity of simultaneity measurable? in Physics & Math

In that case, you should have said so much earlier.

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05-16-13, 03:44 PM

Neddy Bate replied to a thread Is relativity of simultaneity measurable? in Physics & Math

Tach's argument has never been, "Your proposed experiment does not test RoS because your experiment is founded on Einstein synchronization which...

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05-16-13, 09:05 AM

Pete replied to a thread Is relativity of simultaneity measurable? in Physics & Math

Hi ash, eram said you "sounded" rude, not that you were being rude. Please don't take offence. Try to stay focused on the actual points of the...

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05-16-13, 09:01 AM

Pete replied to a thread Is relativity of simultaneity measurable? in Physics & Math

Just popping in to say that I'm still thinking over Tach's latest position. I think it's a valid objection, but I'm not sure that he's considered...

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05-16-13, 08:21 AM

Pete replied to a thread Is it possible to induce an electrical current in water? in Physics & Math

Hi oseosis, I know from experience that we all have a great intrinsic capacity for self-delusion. It seems to be built in to our genes. I guess being...

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05-16-13, 07:34 AM

Pete replied to a thread Can anyone explain the physics of how Photovoltaic Solar Panels work? in Physics & Math

8-year old thread. MacM died three years ago (obituary). It gave me a funny feeling when I moused-over his name, and the pop-up said "MacM is...

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05-16-13, 07:19 AM

Pete replied to a thread Being good at maths makes you a good programmer? in Physics & Math

I'm not so sure. There is wonderful artistry in pure mathematics, and often many ways of approaching the same problem, but it occurs at a deeper...

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