no JOKE, you 2 goofs are like religious people; will follow the complacent right off the ledge.
neither of you use any integrity before tapping keys
And what about your claims? You have no evidence, you cannot provide a working description and you demonstrate a lack of understanding for mainstream concepts. All in all, that sounds very much like a religous person's behaviour when they try to discuss physics like cosmology with scientists.
i.e.... have you ever wondered what a rogue wave is? Like how could energy align and share a greater potential than its surrounding environment?
There's nothing to do with 'over unity' processes though. Ocean dynamics are highly non-linear systems which can often exhibit chaos (the technical term, not the 'It's all random!' layman use of the word). Even within a chaotic non-linear system you can see find areas which will, for short periods of time, form highly coherent systems. Rough waves are the result of positive feedback within the system which causes the wave energy not to disipate quickly enough and the energy of the wave keeps climbing as more and more waves combine to form it.
Nothing 'over unity' about it, the energy and momentum for a rogue wave comes from all the smaller waves it's absorbed. Long lasting non-linear waves can be, and are, modelled via solitons. Infact, it was physically observed decades before they were observed.
or let me guess.... they don't exist either because if goes against the laws of thermodynamics?
Then you guess wrong.
you boys are not even in the same decade as far as knowledge.
maybe in 20 years you could hold a topic and drill it down;
If you want to go toe to toe with someone who knows a **** ton about solitons I'm sure I could ask a friend who researches such things at Cambridge.
Firstly, do you know how to show the KdV equation has solitonic solutions?
you can't figure out how to transmit from a radio? even with $9.00 kits for middle school kids.
Nothing you did was new or impressive. Like I said, my mum used to screw up our TV doing the vacuuming. When I am using my wireless headphones to listen to music and I walk through the alarm system in shops I get a loud buzzing sound. Strong magnetic fields or random noise are easy to generate.
as well, you have no comprehension of how Davey's heats his cup of coffee (what the thread is about)
He doesn't even provide evidence he
does do what he claims. There's no temperature data, no measurements of current and voltage for the device and no model which describes it. As I said in a previous post, it looks like he's just boiled the water in the kettle you can see in the video and then if he put in a blob of copper headed to 300C it would boil. Or if the glob of copper has a heating element in it which makes it scalding hot then he's just conning people.
Without proper investigation, there's nothing to back up his claims.
all banches of the sciences are in for a roll over; right now the climb is slow moving as the beginning is at the terminal (get the hint) but once the momentum starts grab the rail and hang on as every single field of science is to be affected
How many cranks have been saying that, for decades (if not centuries)? We had cold fusion hoaxes 20 years ago. No revolution. We've had loads of 'theories of everything' put online by cranks. No revolution.
Your 'polaritonics' is incoherent, unscientific nonsense because it isn't able to actually predict or accurately model anything.
and that is not even the important stuff; imagine being able to teach your kids what life is, perfectly true to existence!
Try teaching yourself physics first. I bet you cannot answer a few questions expected of school children. You'll avoid answering them with a "I don't do maths, I do concepts" or something like that. Thus proving you don't know what physics is.
let's hear a resonating............ "yyyeeesss"
Yes, it can but not like that guy has done.
Show me an indepth, scientific, investigation of his device and I'll retract my comment about him being a liar and a fraud (he's looking for investors!). Until then he hasn't shown he has any result.
we already know physics is over your head.
If you think you understand physics, care to answer a few homework questions I give students in their 1st years? Also, if you think you've got a working model, show, using indepth quantitative methods, that the oscillations of molecules in water, held together by hydrogen bonding and Van der Waal's forces, leads to a lowering in the strength of the covalent bonds within the molecules themselves. You're saying inter-molecular motion alters inter-atomic bonds.
Prove it. I bet you cannot.