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Quote from: Bored chemist on 25/02/2018 18:16:35So it isn't clear what you are saying unless you accept that you are talking nonsense.So you don't understand but declare it nonsense?
So it isn't clear what you are saying unless you accept that you are talking nonsense.
Quote from: Thebox on 25/02/2018 18:19:53Quote from: Bored chemist on 25/02/2018 18:16:35So it isn't clear what you are saying unless you accept that you are talking nonsense.So you don't understand but declare it nonsense? NoI am saying that, if you don't explain it then it will make sense to nobody.And that will mean it is nonsense.
F ∝ F of the lid?
What do you mean byQuote from: Thebox on 25/02/2018 19:28:09 F ∝ F of the lid?
Quote from: Bored chemist on 25/02/2018 19:33:15What do you mean byQuote from: Thebox on 25/02/2018 19:28:09 F ∝ F of the lid? I mean what it says, obviously F is force and obviously ∝ is proportional to. The force pushing down, has to be at least proportional to the force pushing up to keep the Jack in the box.
Quote from: Thebox on 25/02/2018 19:36:40Quote from: Bored chemist on 25/02/2018 19:33:15What do you mean byQuote from: Thebox on 25/02/2018 19:28:09 F ∝ F of the lid? I mean what it says, obviously F is force and obviously ∝ is proportional to. The force pushing down, has to be at least proportional to the force pushing up to keep the Jack in the box. It is traditional to avoid confusion by using different letters for different things soF is proportional to Fis a bit pointless.
In your post title does the N stand for non-existent? You are such a stubborn individual. If you dropped the attitude you might get interested in learning. I know you are capable but it's so much more fun baiting other members. Science can also be fun.
If a is a single element that occupies a volume of space {a} with every point of the element volume {a} being likewise in polarity, can {a} retain form?
It is hardly rocket science to put F1 and F2
Quote from: Thebox on 25/02/2018 20:03:16 It is hardly rocket science to put F1 and F2It's simple and obvious.So the fact that you didn't do it says a lot about you.Anyway, are you saying (as Newton already did) the the box lid presses back on the Jack?If so, why call it a proportionality?
What's holding everything together?
now you can add the imaginary proton wall
Quote from: Thebox on 25/02/2018 21:49:48 now you can add the imaginary proton wall What's holding that together?
I know coulomb's law is for electromagnetic force , but it is the best one for describing polarity interaction.
Why not answer the questions instead of being objective without answering the questions? Pick up any object that is by you please. Is the atomic negative polarity of that object attracted to the atomic positive polarity of the ground and near by objects. A simple yes or no answer is needed.
The electron wall
Not when it comes to gravity or the strong nuclear force. If those two forces violate your argument, then obviously you are not talking about polarity in general. Rather, you are talking about a specific form of polarity: that of electromagnetism.