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4 hours ago, NCC1701A said:

He is more than popular. I would say he drives women crazy with desire. Women want him and men want to be him.

He is the most interesting man in the world. A true genius. Brilliant. Charismatic. Extraordinary. Good-natured. Humorous.

 

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You forgot h8s modesty 

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5 hours ago, NCC1701A said:

He is more than popular. I would say he drives women crazy with desire. Women want him and men want to be him.

He is the most interesting man in the world. A true genius. Brilliant. Charismatic. Extraordinary. Good-natured. Humorous.

 

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Hey, mister! Can I shake your hand? ????

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23 minutes ago, Uptooyoo said:

The only way to achieve perpetual motion is to eliminate all losses. Impossible when matter interacts. The closest environment for perpetual motion would be bodies in space. The earth rotates seemingly forever; it has been for billions of years but is slowing down due to tidal friction between the earth and moon. The earth's rotational energy is being transferred to the moons orbital energy---the result: days are becoming shorter as earth slows down and the months become longer as the moon moves into a higher orbit, lengthening the orbit and distance hence the amount of time for the moon to orbit the earth. Billions of years in the future, the moon and earth will be in lock-step, when a day and a month will be equal, or about 47 current days. The moon will then be about 135% higher. Classic case of conservation of energy.

 

I read about some scientists looking to trap neutrinos in a yet to be developed material. Neutrinos usually pass straight through matter including us. By capturing an impact, the potential energy could be utilised. Again, not a PM machine, but effectively free energy.

 

There are also organic springs that have been developed that are not perpetual motion machines by definition, but do use non man-made triggers to change their behaviour and therefore create 'work'. One example is a polymer coil that at say 25 degrees celcius is bound up tightly. At 30 degrees, the coil naturally unwinds creating "work", and as the temperature drops, the coil is bound up again. The only energy that is in the input equation is varying temperature from the environment. These polymers are already in existence.

 

 

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15 minutes ago, Farangwithaplan said:

I read about some scientists looking to trap neutrinos in a yet to be developed material. Neutrinos usually pass straight through matter including us. By capturing an impact, the potential energy could be utilised.

 

There are also organic springs that have been developed that are not perpetual motion machines by definition, but do use non man-made triggers to change their behaviour and therefore create 'work'. One example is a polymer coil that at say 25 degrees celcius is bound up tightly. At 30 degrees, the coil naturally unwinds creating "work", and as the temperature drops, the coil is bound up again. The only energy that is in the input equation is varying temperature from the environment. These poymers are already in existence.

 

 

Polymer coil would then be solar powered, again not perpetual, but it would last as long as the sun input the energy. Long enough for humanity.

Any device that does work can not be perpetual. Work occurs when a force acts through a distance which requires energy. If energy is not supplied the device will stop when the energy runs out. A spaceship, free of gravitational or frictional forces, continues traveling in outer-space without thrust, because no forces exists, therefore no work is done. The spacecraft continues along its trajectory at constant velocity. 

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9 minutes ago, Uptooyoo said:

Polymer coil would then be solar powered, again not perpetual, but it would last as long as the sun input the energy. Long enough for humanity.

That is why I clearly stated "that have been developed that are not perpetual motion machines by definition" ????

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18 minutes ago, Farangwithaplan said:

By capturing an impact, the potential energy could be utilised.

Plenty of impacts on a daily basis in Thailand so is a good place to test such theories .. Though given the way some drive I'm not sure I'd want to capture it ..

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14 hours ago, Old Croc said:

This reminds me of the Thai kids, a few years ago, who invented a money sorting machine using a cardboard box. They were awarded some sort of inventors prize, then someone found the YouTube clip they had copied from.

I'm still waiting the release of the dengue vaccine they claimed to have perfected years ago. People are dying! 

Not to mention the Thai teenagers in Isaan, who, a few years ago, invented the world's cheapest condoms: 7-Eleven plastic bags! 

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15 hours ago, Dexlowe said:

In the West we have to deal with a section of the media called the "yellow press" which entertain us with stories like B52 bomber found on the moon. But these are fabricated stories designed to amuse (for sure a few gullible people believe them).

Hey...I refute that...I was the one who landed the B52 on the moon...was on my way back from Pluto...decided to stop at the Lunar 7/11 for a slurpee.

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16 hours ago, Old Croc said:

This reminds me of the Thai kids, a few years ago, who invented a money sorting machine using a cardboard box.

Actually it was last year. 

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19 hours ago, tracker1 said:

Any jail time involved for misleading the Thai people same as those that predict other matters ?

final  solution................electrocution  by  his  machine,  but  they  couldnt  find  anyone  to  turn  the  handle  for the 5  years  it  would  take  to  generate  the   amount  required

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Who needs nuclear powered submarines?  The Thai navy could use this to power their next generation of som tam and khao niaow powered submarines...... the guy just needs the right connections!

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Thailand - the Hub of Fools.  It's an ad-man's dream here.  The most ludicrous ideas are publicised and believed.  Money changed hands & the whole house of cards comes crashing down.  Thai schools create generations of gullible cannon fodder.

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3 minutes ago, mikebell said:

Thailand - the Hub of Fools.  It's an ad-man's dream here.  The most ludicrous ideas are publicised and believed.  Money changed hands & the whole house of cards comes crashing down.  Thai schools create generations of gullible cannon fodder.

Whitening cream is the biggest lie that is marketed here. That's by playing on the darker-skinned locals who feel inferior, mainly because they are told so are by the marketing companies slick advertising.

 

Gullible yes, because critical thinking is actively discouraged in schools. The government know that if it took off, the population would soon realise what a crap deal they've had for centuries, leading to dissent.

If only...and then I woke up.

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19 hours ago, WalkingOrders said:

Im not giving up on the old guy just yet. Why its interesting is people dont thing too much about mechanical force. Multiple gears spinning a final gear/shaft at extreme high rpm is still intriguing to me. Ultra lightweight materials? Smaller? Better lubricants, I dunno still interesting, if not by this old guy then by someone else. But...I'm no engineer.....thank God for that you all say!

Google hand crank dynamo - A dime a dozen for sale everywhere

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does this mean i can throw away all the magnets i have on my electric meter that reduces my electric bill to next to nothing. 6 hours of free power WOW

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3 minutes ago, jewell49 said:

does this mean i can throw away all the magnets i have on my electric meter that reduces my electric bill to next to nothing. 6 hours of free power WOW

Yes, because the magnets effect have been nullified by global warming.

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