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New Theories / Re: An Offer I Made to Utrecht University in the Netherlands

« on: 19/10/2022 17:00:00 »

This poster has repeatedly ignored moderator requests to:
-  keeping to topic and not ranting.
- not reopen a closed thread
- post only in New Theories section

This topic has been previously published elsewhere by the op, however we cut him some slack to allow discussion and defence of his ideas, but he has now resorted to more off topic rants and has also used non-family friendly language.

He also needs to note that his maths has been commented on by @Halc who is to be commended for taking the trouble to answer a very confused piece of pseudomaths which demonstrates very poor understanding of both the maths and physics by the op.

For the above reasons this poster is now banned.

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New Theories / Re: An Offer I Made to Utrecht University in the Netherlands

« on: 18/10/2022 06:56:23 »

I'll patent it and donate the patent rights to charity.

Have you checked whether you can patent this?
You have already made it public which limits your ability to patent it. The US has a limited grace period, but most other countries do not.
In addition, the mechanism is well known and it doesn’t matter whether Bessler claimed to be the inventor, it is still in the public domain.
So, even if you have a working model, in order to avoid a utility rejection, it is very unlikely you will be able to patent it.

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Guest Book / Re: Ayurvedic Treatment for Back Pain

« on: 13/10/2022 12:04:37 »

Back pain can be treated very effectively with spam treatments and spam.

You are a pain in some other place. Let’s see if we can banish you with our special treatment

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General Science / Re: How does heating from air conditioners vs radiators compare?

« on: 11/10/2022 08:57:53 »

Differences between heating from air conditioners and radiators. One is that air conditioners tend to be more efficient, meaning they use less energy to produce the same amount of heat. Additionally, air conditioners repair circulate for air condenser.

Follow these instructions: Spam removed

Sorry mate, you are beginning to feel the heat from spamming.
Better cool off for a while, bye

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General Science / Re: What should we do with radioactive waste from the nuclear power industry ?

« on: 07/10/2022 09:14:29 »

Actually Im a little worried about this war because you never know what will happen if they reach Cernobyl

Perhaps you should look at what happened when they did earlier this year

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Just Chat! / Re: What is usually the better option?

« on: 29/09/2022 17:48:38 »

When a loved one dies, often they leave behind medical equipment such as walking aids, breathing machines, cardio monitors, etc. What is usually the best option?:
1. Keep 'em for sentimental purposes.
2. Sell or auction them.
3. Donate them.

4. Keep them in case you might need them

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Technology / Re: How to check spam App History?

« on: 28/09/2022 11:03:34 »

You may examine the spam App  history

I think you should examine your own history, because that’s what you now are.
Bye

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Just Chat! / Re: How To Teach spammyummies Better Than Anyone Else

« on: 27/09/2022 08:23:36 »

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Oh dear, it looks as though your membership of this site is about to be slimmed down

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Just Chat! / Re: Is Nuclear War imminent?

« on: 25/09/2022 07:50:25 »

If a person tells you that no nuclear war is not near, then he is a liar.

In order to lie a person must know that what they are saying is not true. If they believe what they are saying they are not lying.

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New Theories / Re: Space-time curvature is impossible in a 3-dimensional space

« on: 24/09/2022 23:20:40 »

[quote ….as I wrote in the OP there are 3 possiblities that mass can curve space geometry and all of them fail to exist.

Even by the standards of New Theories this is the most incredible gibberish I’ve come across.
As has been said, it is impossible to make any sense of what you are saying it is so incorrect.

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General Science / Re: Radon Gas

« on: 23/09/2022 22:51:50 »

The real problem comes with poor ventilation which allows the concentration of gas to build up and long term exposure can increase lung cancer risk.
There is info here along with details of official test kits and how to decide whether you need to increase ventilation.
https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/environment/environmental-protection/radon/

PS I don’t think you should be buying a kit from the link you have been sent. Contact your local council

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New Theories / Re: This is definitely the first Perpetual motion

« on: 23/09/2022 22:30:57 »

I remind you that this is the "new theories" subforum where logic, science and common sense are frowned upon, if not totally banished.

By the OPs, true.
However, we do draw a line. For example, if someone frequently misrepresent a known fact or theory then that can be a good reason to censure or lock a thread.

PS thanks for keeping us on track and reminding us that is is the duty of all New Theorists to be as whacky as they can

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Just Chat! / Re: It was promised and under oath to have a galaxy to those who were to inherit it

« on: 22/09/2022 16:15:13 »

I am not sure when the term galaxy first came into use but it must have been relatively recent.

The Greeks used the word to describe the milky way and Chaucer uses it for the same in the 1300s
https://www.thenakedscientists.com/forum/index.php?topic=85381.msg685946#msg685946

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Plant Sciences, Zoology & Evolution / Re: Could a chicken fly?

« on: 21/09/2022 01:44:19 »

You understand what flying mean or not ?

This thread has the hallmarks of descending into another slanging match and is therefore locked.

By the way:
1 : to move in or pass through the air with wings. 2 : to move through the air or before the wind eg Paper was flying in all directions. 3 : to float or cause to float, wave, or soar in the wind eg fly a kite, fly a flag.

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Just Chat! / Re: what happened to my computer?

« on: 07/09/2022 18:56:26 »

My reply has been messed with: I put in (windows eight) and now it appears as (windows+what looks a tiny grumpy face !!

Not messed with. It’s the way the forum sw interprets 8 followed by a ) if you leave a space between them it will work

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Technology / Re: Is sustainable energy really possible?

« on: 01/09/2022 08:46:46 »

..
The question is how do we get there, planning or famine?

Agreed, I just don’t see any planning at the moment, let alone joined up planning.

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Geology, Palaeontology & Archaeology / Re: Global Flood Stories?

« on: 01/09/2022 08:42:52 »

There must have been a big melt before the freezing encroached back on them?

Not necessarily. I start to put on extra woolies well before the snows.
Easy even in uk winter to be caught in a sudden snow squall and get frozen to death, happen most years.
That’s not to say there wasn’t a big melt, just that it’s not necessary for your frozen woolly.

I suspect that the flood stories are so widespread because in early times many people didn’t travel far and so a local flood might seem to cover the whole world. Add in a bit (or a lot) of exaggeration and hills become mountains. Also remember that old folks tend to tell some pretty tall stories about what it was like back in the day!

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Just Chat! / Re: Alancalverd is making me jealous!

« on: 31/08/2022 17:25:39 »

Does Alancalverd have a hot wife?

No, he deliberately keeps the house cool

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Just Chat! / Re: It was promised and under oath to have a galaxy to those who were to inherit it

« on: 28/08/2022 07:16:29 »

Google can't find it, so I have no chance.

I think it might be from the Quran, but a quick search can’t find it in the translation I have.

- I think "galaxy" throws it, since only really took off after Hubble's discoveries during WW2

The Greeks used the word to describe the milky way and Chaucer uses it for the same in the 1300s. I suppose they didn’t have much day to day usage in written works, hence low count. Look before 1800 and there are some interesting peaks:

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Interesting your comment on land/country, the Jews were promised a land flowing with milk and honey. On the other hand it might refer to ‘a lot’ as in there are a lot of stars in the milky way.
The syntax is odd, may be the OPs usage?

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Just Chat! / Re: Why does physics theory engender such nonsense?

« on: 27/08/2022 22:57:12 »

The "crank" that first created the windmill …

I hate to be the one to break this to you, but cranks and windmills don’t go together, it’s all done with gears. 

The "crank" that first created the windmill dident really know how the air flow could be used to extract "free" energy.

I fear you are tilting at windmills. 
In English the word for the ‘arms’ of the windmill is sails (les voiles) and if you look at drawings of early windmills, that’s what they look like. This suggests that the inventor did know that air flow could extract “free” energy. The clever bit was working out how to change a translational motion into a rotary one.
Bet they burnt him at the stake.