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PhysicsForDummies Reacted with
to Shane D.’s post in the thread Rossi-Blog Comment Discussion. In case you missed it, tomorrow we start talking about Rossi here RE: The Long Awaited Dec 9th 2021 Ecat SKLed and SKLep Presentation Thread
I am a bit skeptical of the man to say the least, but will strive to be open minded. He could surprise us, you… -
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to stefan’s post in the thread BLP update. I noticed that my calculation lead to a different equation than the solving Dirac classically. It's even more exact !! -
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PhysicsForDummies Replied to the thread Exposing Maxwell by German physicist Karl Schreber in 1899..
It seems like every thread is now disrupted by a single crackpot with the same tired diatribe. Very sad. These posts need to be kept on one thread at the very least. -
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to _Jim’s post in the thread Exposing Maxwell by German physicist Karl Schreber in 1899.. (Quote from Cherepanov2020)
Yet, ALL you see laid out before you (modern day electronics and comms systems, in all its forms) was calculated, modeled, designed, then fabricated and produced by the thousands unto millions, __all using wrong physics__? One… -
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PhysicsForDummies Replied to the thread Rossi-Blog Comment Discussion.
UFO's are out for good reason. But can we post about OFU's, Rossi's latest endeavor? "Obviously Fraudulent Undertaking" -
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to Wyttenbach’s post in the thread History of the Coulomb Force.. (Quote from Cherepanov2020)
Looks like this damn photons just know one way to go. How can they know it??? -
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PhysicsForDummies Reacted with
to _Jim’s post in the thread History of the Coulomb Force.. (Quote from Mark U)
I do not think that Cherepanov2020 understands the difference between a material (like glass, most plastics or dry wood, and many minerals like Mica) that 'presents', that is, 'acts' like an insulator, and a conductor (like copper,… -
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PhysicsForDummies Reacted with
to Shane D.’s post in the thread Rossi-Blog Comment Discussion. (Quote from sam12)
Is there a public way to tune in directly for this event, or do we have to watch it via ECW? David Nygren credits Rossi's Ecat as the reason he started LF, so for old times sake we will probably set something up for the 9th. -
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PhysicsForDummies Replied to the thread Rossi-Blog Comment Discussion.
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That guy is really hot! But what is with that girl though? Does she have something wrong with her back? -
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PhysicsForDummies Replied to the thread Rossi-Blog Comment Discussion.
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Yes, Rossi is a "Relative Genius". He became one when he wrote his philosophy thesis on Relativity.
From the ECW and JONP reference frames, he is a genius.
In other reference frames, he suffers brain dilation and we must take into account… -
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PhysicsForDummies Reacted with
to interested observer’s post in the thread Rossi-Blog Comment Discussion. (Quote from Steve Albers)
Clearly you have a non-traditional interpretation of the word “know”. -
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PhysicsForDummies Replied to the thread Rossi-Blog Comment Discussion.
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I only see uncovered shapely mammaries. -
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PhysicsForDummies Reacted with
to Mark U’s post in the thread Rossi-Blog Comment Discussion. (Quote from Paradigmnoia)
The question is, which direction is the pirouetting?
Skeptics will see a counterclockwise direction.
Believers will see it clockwise.
(Unless you're left handed or upside down or have some unresolved issue or something.)
Some have… -
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PhysicsForDummies Replied to the thread Rossi-Blog Comment Discussion.
Frank is already
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Huge is relative. When I'm in the bedroom I think it is huge. My wife has a different take though. -
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PhysicsForDummies Replied to the thread Rossi-Blog Comment Discussion.
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In reviews of the accuracy of the Flat Earth theory, are the Believers opinions important?
Are people who think the earth is round "sceptics"? -
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PhysicsForDummies Replied to the thread Rossi-Blog Comment Discussion.
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PhysicsForDummies Replied to the thread Rossi-Blog Comment Discussion.
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Disappointment just depends on your expectations. I seriously doubt I will be disappointed. The humor will insure that. -
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PhysicsForDummies Replied to the thread Rossi-Blog Comment Discussion.
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I want to see what the Nobel Prize Commitee has to say. And Bill Gates. -
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PhysicsForDummies Replied to the thread Rossi-Blog Comment Discussion.
What you skeptopaths are forgetting is that the reactor of the SKLed has antigravity properties which lower the effective mass. -
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PhysicsForDummies Reacted with
to h_l’s post in the thread Rossi-Blog Comment Discussion. There is an interesting comment on JONP about the weight of the dummy a user has made. We have the dimensions of the lamp, and I did some calculations with 3mm Acrylic. Only the tube and the base would weigh almost 250 grams. Making everything from thin…