Bedini, Lindemann, Bearden, Dollard -- What are their Accomplishments?

[markdansie]

@bartogoulos..true.most of those examples are 2nd 'law' violations.an inductor core may act as a heat sink for ambient heat under right circumstances.creating adequate circuitry to tap this takes a lot of trial and error but less effort would be required by those who understand how this happens.

Those who actually do understand how this will not happen will tell you its folly....but a nice line of inquiry
Kind Regards

[profitis]

no @milehigh.they probably do this so that they CAN deflect attention away from the thermodynamic fundamentals.they rather point at 'space vibes' or 'zero point' so that they can be one up on the rest.they know more than they let on,at least in some cases.some of those guys hint at the fundamentals here and there.Speaking of 'zero point energy' is technicly not erronius when dealing with  2nd law discrepencies but one realy has to know ones relativity physics basics to get the proper picture on that and how it pertains to 2nd law fundamentals.its the long way round.

[MileHigh]

Profits:

You are obsessed on this notion that 2nd law violations are hiding everywhere.  I don't believe it.  Perhaps do some experiments yourself to find out if your ideas have any merit.

The main drive coil in a Bedini motor is as dead as a doornail and thermodynamics are not in play when analyzing how the motor operates no matter how much you want that to be the case.

MileHigh

[profitis]

@markdansie..the fewer possible energy states in a system,the more orderly it becomes,the smaller the word folly becomes..

[profitis]

@milehigh.ive seen 2nd law infarctions upfront buddy.plenty more experiments to do yes.either bedini doesnt know his thermodynamics or somebody replicated wrong?