Switched capacitor motor

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verpies	Re: Switched capacitor motor « Reply #100 on: 2015-09-01, 10:59:44 »
Group: Professor Hero Member Posts: 3500	Quote from: Matt Watts on 2015-09-01, 10:07:04 Maybe good to keep one little thing floating in our minds. All these perceptions and supporting instrumentation may have something static or stable being carried along, something we presume to be fixed and unchanging or quite possibly non-existent. The reality may be as such this something doesn't have to be fixed. IMO opinion the static s³/t¹ paradigm that everyone seems to be stuck in is the biggest presumption of all. Words like "field" and "energy" are crutches or abstract concepts at best, that we successfully use for engineering without real conceptual understanding. Smudges idea about forces arising from bombardment by some ponderable particles is much better than the legacy science virtual photon BS, but he still cannot answer what those particles are composed of, why they are ponderable and why nuclei channel them as they do. Solving that conundrum has been done well only by RST and RS2 and that's why I consider that a unique system of theory among the others (...and I read them all). It requires the abandonment of several ingrained presumptions, just as you wrote, and rigid minds have a hard time letting go of some of them - especially the s³/t¹ paradigm and the need for an "object" to create motion. Those notions are so alien to us that they create the impression of "gobble-de-gook" and "space /time nonsense" despite that nobody in their right mind denies the existence of space and time. Expressing all phenomena in S/T units (such as in this table) would not even be possible if these units were nonsensical apples & oranges. Nature can be as simple that it makes you laugh - the unpenetrable complexity is not a requirement. « Last Edit: 2015-09-01, 13:39:31 by verpies »

Matt Watts	Re: Switched capacitor motor « Reply #101 on: 2015-09-01, 18:47:14 »
Group: Guest	Quote from: verpies on 2015-09-01, 10:59:44 Expressing all phenomena in S/T units (such as in this table) would not even be possible if these units were nonsensical apples & oranges. A good quote and summary visualization: Quote from: Xavier Borg The table below shows the result after crossing each box of each known physical parameter from the table above. This table actually shows us where our scientific knowledge stands, counting the checked boxes one gets only about 15% of the whole table, which took humanity a few millions of years to find out. Once we will be able to fill up the complete table, we would know how to inter-relate all dimensions of our unified universe. Up to that day, no student (or lecturer) can ever think that the existing explanations of science are final and that after reading all his textbooks or finishing his course of study, he should go away satisfied with his wisdom ! ------------------------ Switched capacitor motor ST-Table.png (19.75 kB, 541x508 - viewed 626 times.)

evolvingape	Re: Switched capacitor motor « Reply #102 on: 2015-09-02, 22:44:47 »
Group: Professor Hero Member Posts: 2502 Everyman decries immorality	Quote from: verpies on 2015-08-30, 00:36:02 At least you are reading it to the end - not just some of it. I should clarify my position. hhop was my retirement project, note the past tense, hhop is finalised and I am retired. When I say I am integrating RS2 into SGF I am saying that I find RS2 interesting but I do not need it to complete my goal, which is completed. Personally, attempting to understand the fundamental forces has been integral to my mechanical builds, I would never even consider excluding this approach as that road leads to isolated failure imo. --------------------------- Everyman Standing Order 01: In the Face of Tyranny; Everybody Stands, Nobody Runs. Everyman Standing Order 02: Everyman is Responsible for Energy and Security. Everyman Standing Order 03: Everyman knows Timing is Critical in any Movement.