EM Drive doesn't defy Newton's 3rd law after all

Ah. A commercial secret....

Well I look forward to the day when you post us a message from your luxury yacht to say "I told you so".

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But seriously, it would be "cool", as my son would say, if you were right, like the closing revelation in "Rendezvous with Rama".

 

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Ah yes - luxury yacht. Thanks - added to my to-do list.

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A quick check and evidently an Arthur C Clarke novel about a mammoth alien spaceship with a mysterious propulsion system. Cool. Aw shucks did I just use another annoying Americanism? Dang!

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I don't need to and I don't have to. You make the same point in your anti GR claim, and that will also just fade away and die.......
I simply make the valid point, not withstanding your ire, that no known laws of physics will be broken, whether this turns out a no go or a go situation.

 

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Proper decoding: "I can't. But also can't let go of my boyish enthusiasm for gung-ho 'to the stars with advanced breakthrough-propulsion' dreams. So I just make up s..t that to my crazed mind 'reconciles' such dreams with an unswerving devotion to all things mainstream".

How sad and pathetic - such a 'balancing' act is logically impossible. But no problem - paddoboy's answer is to endlessly repeat the same mantra, till everyone else quits.

 

Sort of the thing I would apply to yourself re your languishing GR nonsense.
In essence my statement stands, and the results will be known if and when yhis experiment is sent aloft.