Mathematical Analysis of an Ideal ZED

[LarryC]

M., Webby, Mags, Wayne,


MarkE is very good with math, but he was unable to explain the 33.55% excess output of the Zed over the Archimedes, backed up by his math, and tried to squirm out of it with a pathetic unrelated brake example. Do any of you understand why he can't comprehend?


Thanks, Larry

[MarkE]

You stated this....

"Wayne Travis admits that "gravity is always on".  Yet he claims to be able to switch it on and off.  Someone read "Slapstick"."

http://www.overunity.com/14299/mathematical-analysis-of-an-ideal-zed/msg390997/#msg390997

I have shown you that buoyancy is gravity as applied to fluids.  Therefore any claim to turning buoyancy on and off is a claim of turning gravity on and off as it applies to fluids.  I provided you with a nice academic reference and quoted that reference.  Still you insist that it isn't so.  Maybe you don't remember.  Maybe this is all just beyond your comprehension.  Maybe you are just trolling.  Whatever the reason, you are not presenting yourself well.

Do you need to see the reference again?

[MarkE]

M., Webby, Mags,


MarkE is very good with math, but he was unable to explain the 33.55% excess output of the Zed over the Archimedes and tried to squirm out of it with a pathetic unrelated brake example. Do any of you understand why he can't understand?


Thanks, Larry

LarryC really?  Please cite any such posts of mine. 

[Magluvin]

LarryC really?  Please cite any such posts of mine.

Oh really??  More demands of others claims, but you CANNOT back up your own statements??

Show me where Wayne states that he can turn gravity on and off!!!!  If you do not, then you do not deserve to demand the same of others.   

See readers what we are dealing with here???    Yes you do. 

Magluvin

[Magluvin]

I have shown you that buoyancy is gravity as applied to fluids.  Therefore any claim to turning buoyancy on and off is a claim of turning gravity on and off as it applies to fluids.  I provided you with a nice academic reference and quoted that reference.  Still you insist that it isn't so.  Maybe you don't remember.  Maybe this is all just beyond your comprehension.  Maybe you are just trolling.  Whatever the reason, you are not presenting yourself well.

Do you need to see the reference again?

Well then, you should have stated that Wayne claims to be able to turn buoyancy on and off, instead of the words "turn gravity on and off. Correct?   But saying that he said that he claims to be able to turn buoyancy on and off, just doesnt sound so bad, does it? You said he claimed to turn 'gravity' on and off, period. And now you twist it to be that you were saying other words instead. 

Here is your words.... "Wayne Travis admits that "gravity is always on".  Yet he claims to be able to switch it on and off"   

Show me the quote that Wayne said it!!!!!!! 

Magluvin