Testing the TK Tar Baby

[TinselKoala]

-snip- As a professional I am not exactly proud of engaging with you bastards.
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@Tk
Yeah right.  You need to think that.  I never said you are a bastard.  That would not nearly cover it. 

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Ah... yes, you were only referring to MH and picowatt in that post. You are sorry indeed.


And after all, Ainslie's style is not that hard to imitate. Sock puppets come in all kinds.... trolls who would imitate someone else's style just to get a rise; trolls who know how to use proxy servers and sailboats and strawman arguments; trolls who cannot support their claims with facts and outside checkable references.

You may or may not be Ainslie, that matters not. You... and Ainslie... are wrong, and that matters.

The papers contain conflicting schematics. Fact, or not, Sock Puppet?
The FG black lead is hooked to the common circuit ground in ALL the photos of her apparatus. Fact, or not, Sock Puppet?
Inductive Reactance does in fact exist, contrary to Ainslie's insulting claim. Fact, or not, Sock Puppet?
July 21 is nowhere near an equinox or a solstice, not even in South Africa. Fact, or not, Sock Puppet?

And I could go on like this for pages, stating CLAIMS AND ASSERTIONS made by Ainslie that are simply and incontrovertibly not true..... they are LIES.

[MileHigh]

I took a peek on EF, and there is new RA thread.  Our old friend that is trying to sell magical elixir water fires all of his guns at Poynt and claims he is clueless.  lol

I still laugh thinking about his clips where he fell flat on his face and it was apparent that he was completely clueless about electronics and was barely able operate his oscilloscope - after 10 years of 'researching' on the bench - and the heaps of praise that Rosemary gave him as she called him an "expert."  I always imagined steam rising from the top of his head because his brain was on overload during all of the embarrassing pregnant technical pauses.  The giant rat's nest of alligator clips was too much.

A great moment was when myself and Poynt explained to him that here is a zero volts across an ideal inductor with DC current flowing through it.  He was shocked and did not know how to react.  lol

Those are the moments that make these soap opera dramas kind of fun!

Who would have thought that you could sell water for a buck a liter?  Who would have thought that you could sell water for thirty bucks a liter?

[polln8r]

Hi FuzzyTomCat,

Fancy that, I was just reading about you... seems you used to be "top cat" a few years back. Looking at at: http://www.overunity.com/7620/claimed-ou-circuit-of-rosemary-ainslie/1890/#.UCbVRKFmRV4 and the subsequent 30 pages (or thereby) one can get a pretty good idea of how differently she treats people based on the degree to which their tests support or refute her claims. The moment of the flip-flop is usually marked by an alteration of an individual's screen-name.

I have an hour to completely rewrite this, so--you know--somebody'd better 'quote' me quick.

polln8r.

[fuzzytomcat]

Howdy all,

The one thing that makes each individual unique is their strengths, weaknesses and ability to understand. I myself always strive to learn with the stumbling blocks most open minded people encounter throughout their voyage. The biggest thing that keeps me in balance in the "Open Source" community is the attached photograph taken in 1921, for the reason why those certain people were there at that place, at that time, each one brilliant in their fields with their strengths, weaknesses and ability to understand, not agreeing on everything they each researched ..... but all there, advancing science.

FTC

[TinselKoala]

Steinmetz.
Charles Proteus Steinmetz.

http://inventors.sciencedaily.com/l/336/Charles-Proteus-Steinmetz
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Proteus_Steinmetz

Died in 1923, so not too long after that photo was taken.