Perpetual motion - free energy

I already live on a perpetual motion machine.

I'll be needing a lot of energy for a very long time, so I purchased two copies of the plans.

LOL! That's about how stupid someone would have to be.

"Who is John Galt?"

To my dismay, more and more of the things Ayn Rand prophesied back in

On 8/11/2009 10:39 AM jeff_wisnia spake thus:

Actually, if you check over on ba.transportation, he regularly posts there (as "John David Galt"), much to the amusement of many regulars, myself included.

The only thing that works on it is the transfer of money from fools to magniwork.com.

If everyone were to go this Route, the local electric utilities would go out of business, and I dont want to see more people loose thier jobs . Paying for electricity is a good thing just like paying our taxes are. Instead of looking for ways to get free this and that , we should be looking at ways of increasing our income level to meet demands. That way everybody is helping one another out. If your electric rates go up substantially, then simply ask your Employer if you can work a couple hours more per week for added pay. How come this philosophy is never discussed then ?

Ulysses wrote: ...

Eh???

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Well, it'll probably still be moving when the sun explodes, so I guess that's close to perpetual motion.

Actually it's no "closer" than any other process--it follows same thermodynamic laws--it's just that the losses are relatively small with respect to the total mass. It (assuming the reference is to the earth I presume) _is_ slowing measurably albeit granted it's on a relatively long time frame.

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Hmmm, Whoever trying to gouge 49.00, does not even understand the very basic law of energy conservation? Good thing he did not claim he can turn lead into gold, LOL!

"HeyBub" wrote in news:CumdnerAdLvV4hzXnZ2dnUVZ snipped-for-privacy@earthlink.com:

Well, I didn't even look at the link because:

Why would you be conning 49 out of people if you had such a device? Why hasn't the gvmt seized this device/plans in the interest of national security? Why would they sell it for 49 when an energy compay would pay 5B for it so they could squash it to protect their revenue?

Kinda like washed-up Tom Bosley pitching how you can make 25/50k a month selling dust collectors for shelves but he gets a crummy few hundred for doing the commercial.

Harry K

I think Homer said it best: "And this perpetual motion machine she [Lisa] made today is a joke! It just keeps going faster and faster." ?Homer Simpson

Bob

I have a lawn mower motor that runs on air to sell you.

Had you read the information at the link, you would not be asking such a silly question!

The inventor claims a wide-spread conspiracy involving the energy business and government regulators to suppress the ideas he has discovered. While he does not go so far as to predict his own disappearance, he does suggest you embrace his ideas before he and everything involved is erased.

No fair. MDI has the patent on that. Just check out the hype about the 'air car'.

Harry K

All of the known rules of physics say that this is impossible but all of the "known" rules of physics have been wrong before so who is to say. In theory if you could find a material that would block magnetic forces, you could in fact create a machine that power itself without any outside source of power. The problem is in finding a material that can block magnetic fields and to my knowledge no such material exists. So if you have an extra $50 that you just want throw down the slot machine, it is probably as good a bet as anything. Personally, I don't think I have the money to gamble on odds that bad.

Try reading John Brunner's "Stand on Zanzibar"

-Zz