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https://www.cnn.com/2021/10/06/world/nobel-prize-chemistry-winner-scn-2021/index.html "This concept for catalysis is as simple as it is ingenious, and the fact is that many people have wondered why we didn't think of it earlier," said Johan Åqvist, chair of the Nobel Committee for Chemist...

He used the principle of honesty. We won’t call his invention , the Embezzlerwheel.

A small push.

The shafts the weighted levers pivot on, are geared to the central shaft and push the whole thing clockwise, balancing it.
The weighted levers could be any length. 1 inch, one mile, anything.

https://youtu.be/094y1Z2wpJg

Bessler too, goes to 4 2 1 ?

https://youtu.be/vvw6k4ppUZU

“negative torque� = reluctance? A comparison of laws.

Wish me luck.

Walsee. You’ve cherrypicked into something from long ago.
The prime mover I have discovered now works really good.

@Waltzcree.
That’s right. Whatever you say.

But, the quote you referenced is hooked to something that failed.

@Waltzcree.
You’re trying!

@Raj and Georg.
Out of courtesy I will give you this: the prime mover I have discovered is not pulsating or oscillating.

It would be a mistake to use yourselves to judge me by.

@Waltz: Your cry for additional details is received and noted.