a rebel without a crew

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you refuse to answer the question.
And once again, as is your custom you take 2 + 2 and get 128. I didn’t answer because you knowingly twisted around what I said; my answer was enough to clarify. Also since when should I feel the need to kneel before you and answer to you on an asinine diversion. Rally the troops if you must Timmy, but most of them already know they are cranks.


Yes, I believe you are delusional as per my explanation , we all are, Bessler has knowing lead us astray, and you have a false or mistaken belief or idea about his wheel.


You are also delusional if you think mankind just invented any natural laws; as I said all scientific method holds the law true.


Since we are on the topic you are also delusional about not believing not in conservation of energy. Which would be the other type “a persistent false belief held in the face of strong contradictory evidence, especially as a symptom of a psychiatric condition�. If you wish to see a doctor about it be my guest, one of Nic’s sock puppets probably knows a good one. Even at some point in the future, if energy can somehow be gleaned from gravity, at this moment in time you are still delusional by definition. If you have a problem with that then seek help.
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A delusional who offers no affirmative argument for his false belief is just lazy.


Thanks for posting a pic of your build, Leo. You're clearly not a lazy delusional :D
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Even at some point in the future, if energy can somehow be gleaned from gravity, at this moment in time you are still delusional by definition. If you have a problem with that then seek help.
False. In the above scenario, the person has seen the future and you are ignorant of it. You have been deluded by an incorrectly applied law.
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ovyyus wrote:
A delusional who offers no affirmative argument for his false belief is just lazy.
Bessler's wheel is affirmation enough. If you won't believe him, it, and those who examined it, neither will you give credence to a thousand brilliantly reasoned arguments.
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Tim quote:
DAX Quote:
Even at some point in the future, if energy can somehow be gleaned from gravity, at this moment in time you are still delusional by definition. If you have a problem with that then seek help.
False. In the above scenario, the person has seen the future and you are ignorant of it. You have been deluded by an incorrectly applied law.
What person in the above scenario??? The only person in the above scenario is you! Have you seen the future Tim?

Tim, the sixties were hard on you weren’t they.
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daxwc for president. I'm not joking.
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daxwc wrote: one of Nic’s sock puppets probably knows a good one.
Dax, you need to change your medication.
If you think you have an overunity device, think again, there is no such thing. You might just possibly have an unexpectedly efficient device. In which case you will be abducted by MIB and threatened by aliens.
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Ok nicbordeaux, also Ray Duku ( alias Ass Crack)

http://www.besslerwheel.com/forum/viewt ... ght=#67281

http://www.besslerwheel.com/forum/viewt ... ght=#74890

Did you really think everybody would just forget? Do you really wish the members to start posting names that they assume is you since Scott took away IP address look up? You might have been able to bolster your green dots, but it brings you no closer to a working wheel.
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Dax, contrary to some I see no harm, even if it's of no purpose, in having two pseudos, especially if one is just temporary and you immediately forget the password for it. And also, as long as your content and intent makes it perfectly clear who you are. Bolster my green dots ? Man, this place is already like the Bolivian army, all 4 and 5 star generals and no soldiers ;-)

As to a wheel, you are very wrong. A wheel is round, right ? Well, stick an OB weight on the perimeter and it has the behavior, identical, of some other shape, like a triangle. Have mass shifting all over it, it's no longer a wheel, just a wheel shaped object. Continuing to build perfectly spherical wheel shaped obkects when there absolutely no mechanical call for that shape, quite the contrary, is a form of delusion. Or denial.

Anyway, enough bandspace wasted on trivia. I'll just ignore you until you have something sensible to say. I won't even withdraw the greenie I gave you eons ago.
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Nic Quote:
I won't even withdraw the greenie I gave you eons ago.
That’s exactly where we are different Nick; I don’t care about green dots. I am here for one purpose rediscovering Besslers wheel, not jousting for line up in the picking order. I am not an egomaniac; my head fits fine through any doorway and you will not ever catch me producing a failed experiment, that has no reset, then demanding prior art rights and names to it. I might be shallow, but at least I know where the bottom is.
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Timothy wrote:Bessler's wheel is affirmation enough. If you won't believe him, it, and those who examined it, neither will you give credence to a thousand brilliantly reasoned arguments.
Lazy and defeatist :D
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ovyyus wrote:A delusional who offers no affirmative argument for his false belief is just lazy.


Thanks for posting a pic of your build, Leo. You're clearly not a lazy delusional :D
Gee thanks Ovyyus, I can't argue with that comment . What I was trying to prove with this build, was that it was possible to transfer some of the weight from the axle to the perimiter with little to no movement. The way I thought it would work, was that some of the weight from the heavy lever would transfer to the perimiter, adding a pulse to the wheel.

No luck with this lever arrangement tho, I'll try a different arragement and post some pics here whenever I have it finished
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Were does the time go. I just wanted to post a few pics of the slowest build in BW history.

The first build isof the heavy perimiter I've added to the perimiter of my test wheel. It seems like Besslers wheel drawings always have a heavy perimiter , I've been wanting to do this for a while, and finaly got around to it.

The second pic is a metal band that I put around the wheel to ensure that it wont fall apart once I start doing some test. Bessler didn't have that luxury back in the 1700's. I've always thought that MT 137 was simply the string design that he used to keep his wheel from falling apart, I could be wrong
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