Over Unity is No Longer Disputable

JoeEllison said:
You typed "nave" instead of "have"... maybe you should get some friends?

Seriously, though... my parents have a grandfather clock. It contains no battery. It is not plugged into a wall. It runs for weeks on end with no input of energy whatsoever.

So why should I believe you when you set 40 minutes as the upper limit of a device with a pendulum in it?
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If you do not understand how a grandfather clock works(and you obviously do not) you really should focus your energies in another area. Science may not be for you! :eye-poppi

Maybe try posting in literature and arts? Please stop trolling here though. Please!
 
Hokulele said:
Which one, yours or Michael C's? The first doesn't mention anything about length of time, and MC's had references to how long it had been running, but no indication of a maximum length of time. So, in your expert opinion, how long should a pendulum run?
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Well, considering it's a "normal" pendulum, it can swing for 1 putz (pendulum unit of terminal zeit, it was originally defined in german). Anyway, as you know, 1 putz isn't very impressive.

However, many people working in overunity have recognized the value of the Putz and have strieved to increase the putz output for any device. Historically, the best OU efforts have only resulted in 2-4 putzes. They were not able to extend thier devices beyond this value due to technical and material limitations. However, with modern technology (e.g., the internet) and the high standard of science education in our high schools, Steorn has discoved a way to extend thier PUTZ output beyond single digits and move into the kilo and potentially mega Putz level. With such a high number of Putzes coming from Steorn and their device, they've been able to generate Putzes remotely across the world. With so many putzes being created, we know that overunity is here to stay.
 
Hokulele said:
I did look at the video. It doesn't mention a maximum time frame. You suggested that 40 minutes is impossible, implying that you know a maximum. What would that be?

I am interested in the subject, which is why I am asking you questions. You refuse to give me the answers when I am asking politely. Why do you consider that trolling?
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You think the pendulum he shows will run for 40 mins.? C'mon did you really watch the video?
 
g4macdad said:
If you do not understand how a grandfather clock works(and you obviously do not) you really should focus your energies in another area. Science may not be for you! :eye-poppi

Maybe try posting in literature and arts? Please stop trolling here though. Please!
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Why don't you explain it to us? I know how it works. I'm pretty sure I know the "trap" you think you've set.

Why don't YOU stop trolling, and explain it to us? Come on, Mr. Wizard! Tell us what you know, what we've been asking you for over and over again.

Instead of all the name-calling from you, why not answer a question?

Explain to me how my parent's grandfather clock works? Was it magic? Did I imagine it keeping time? Were there very tiny green people on very tiny treadmills making it go? Could it have had anything to do with the pendulum and the shiny things on chains?
 
g4macdad said:
If you do not understand how a grandfather clock works(and you obviously do not) you really should focus your energies in another area. Science may not be for you! :eye-poppi

Maybe try posting in literature and arts? Please stop trolling here though. Please!
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Try reading exactly what Joe wrote. It will prove instructive to a person who habitually assigns magical properties to machines he poorly understands.
 
I'm really disappointed that g4macdad put PixyMisa on ignore. I wanted to find out if PixyMisa could spell out 5,463,782,310.
 
g4macdad said:
You think the pendulum he shows will run for 40 mins.? C'mon did you really watch the video?
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No, I don't know how long it could run for. They never explained this in the video, so this is why I am asking you. If it cannot run for 40 minutes, how long could it run? 20 mins?

Are you always so mean to people who ask valid questions to try and learn something from you?
 
joobz said:
Well, considering it's a "normal" pendulum, it can swing for 1 putz (pendulum unit of terminal zeit, it was originally defined in german). Anyway, as you know, 1 putz isn't very impressive.

However, many people working in overunity have recognized the value of the Putz and have strieved to increase the putz output for any device. Historically, the best OU efforts have only resulted in 2-4 putzes. They were not able to extend thier devices beyond this value due to technical and material limitations. However, with modern technology (e.g., the internet) and the high standard of science education in our high schools, Steorn has discoved a way to extend thier PUTZ output beyond single digits and move into the kilo and potentially mega Putz level. With such a high number of Putzes coming from Steorn and their device, they've been able to generate Putzes remotely across the world. With so many putzes being created, we know that overunity is here to stay.
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I guess we know what category you fall under at least.;)
 
PixyMisa said:
Try reading exactly what Joe wrote. It will prove instructive to a person who habitually assigns magical properties to machines he poorly understands.
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Ah, yes... actually reading what I posted might help!
 
JoeEllison said:
Why don't you explain it to us? I know how it works. I'm pretty sure I know the "trap" you think you've set.

Why don't YOU stop trolling, and explain it to us? Come on, Mr. Wizard! Tell us what you know, what we've been asking you for over and over again.

Instead of all the name-calling from you, why not answer a question?

Explain to me how my parent's grandfather clock works? Was it magic? Did I imagine it keeping time? Were there very tiny green people on very tiny treadmills making it go? Could it have had anything to do with the pendulum and the shiny things on chains?
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Yes Eintstein! Those shiny things on chains are not pendulums! Whew!:mad:
 
JoeEllison said:
Again, you hit the "Submit Reply" button without actually sharing any of your superior intellect with us. Can you actually answer a question?
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I will not answer any of your questions Joe.

You have not looked anything up on your own, and you have shown a fundamental lack of understanding on the subject.

Do us both a favor and troll someplace else.
 
g4macdad said:
TROLL
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So,
Pixa, JoeE, Hokulele, and myself are all trolling? And when a mod asked how was Pixa trolling, you responded by telling her to butt out? What is a troll by your definition? Is it anyone who points out the failures in your claims?

In the mean time, try answering this again:
what is a "normal" pendulum? What is considered acceptable swinging times and how did you come to these values?
 
g4macdad said:
I will not answer any of your questions Joe.
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But, you WILL call people names. Interesting. Clearly, a rational person will assume that you have been boxed in, you are in way over your head, and you are hoping that if you call names enough, you will eventually end the conversation.

Since the conversation isn't over yet, why don't you try answering some of the questions we've asked you?
 
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