F6FLT It's debatable and nothing is ever as cut and dry as many like to make it out to be. Yes I believe Centraflow has something however...
Everything is "debatable". The problem is that we are not in religion, we have to get out of the beliefs to have operational results. When we debate, we must know how to conclude, to draw lessons, to keep what is in conformity with reality and to throw away the illusions. The question is not to have a "cut and dry" opinion on the possible FE of Centralflow, because the claim is unfalsifiable in the sense of Poppers. It is impossible since we have no access to the device, nor to the measurements made, nor to the measurement protocol, nor to the verification of its implementation, nor to any means of duplicating it. To deny his device as I do according to the words of Euclid "What is asserted without proof can be denied without proof", is not to present a clear-cut opinion, it is to present an opinion as unfounded as the one that claims without providing proof, that there would be FE in his device. The only major difference is that the burden of proof lies solely with the author of the first claim. Until we understand this, we have not understood the words of Euclid. The assertion that the COE must have been violated by a FE device just because the source of energy is uncertain is absurd...
I don't understand this position. If there is apparently OU, then the conservation of energy is apparently flawed, so either the laws of physics that predicted it are wrong, or there is a source of energy at work that is not identified. What would be a third possibility?
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