The Lee-Tseung Lead Out Theory

[utilitarian]

Utilitarian,
I'll try to interprete the graph with an example.  Suppose the pendulum at rest.  What says is that instead of carry the mass x distance straight upward,  you can achieve the same x distance upward by swing it right or left with less work. 

Work = force x distance.  According to conventional theory, the total amount of work is not changed by an inclined plane.  The force required is smaller with a plane, but the distance is greater.

If you can show that less work is required to push a pendulum bob to a certain height as opposed to just lifting it manually, that would really stand modern physics on its head.  Good luck.

[Devil]

Tseung, focus on the following question for your open letter to Hong Kong CEO

If a Government must increase its money supply before its Citizens can become wealthy, how did Hong Kong and its citizens increase their wealth over the years?

[Pirate88179]

Lawrence's alter egos are running amok once again I see.

PS  If anyone doubts this, just read Lawrence's book where he admits to using Top Gun, Devil, etc, etc, as a teaching device.  Don't take my word for it.  Look for yourself and see how crazy this really is.

Bill

[ltseung888]

Tseung, focus on the following question for your open letter to Hong Kong CEO

If a Government must increase its money supply before its Citizens can become wealthy, how did Hong Kong and its citizens increase their wealth over the years?

In simple words, Hong Kong never had a Central Bank.  The Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank (HSBC) is the default Central Bank.  It creates money via loaning and receives interests from thin air.  For example, a Hong Kong citizens wants to buy property, he goes to HSBC to get a mortgage.  HSBC gives him the mortgage.  He deposits the money received with HSBC.  HSBC treats that as a deposit and can loan out more.  When HSBC is the largest bank in Hong Kong, most of the money is circulated via HSBC.  The creation of money is via HSBC which was British owned from the Colonial days.

Hong Kong also benefits from exports and tourism that are good foreign currency earners.  Thus Hong Kong could build up a huge foreign exchange reserve.  Some citizens mistakenly thought that the wealth of Hong Kong is obtained via savings over the years.  They never understood the creation of money part.

When money is created in that fashion, it goes through the bankers and their friends first.  It is easy to create the rich gets richer scenario.  However, with an expanding pie, even the poor get a larger and larger piece over the years.  When home prices go up over the years, the middle-class see their net worth increasing and many own multiple homes.  HSBC is happy to loan them more and get more interest from thin air.  HSBC is now the second largest bank in the world.

Lawrence Tseung
Director, Help Seedlings Innovate Foundation Limited

[Forever]

I am pretty sure that I can build the flying saucer (experiments 001-005) if  I have the right resources.
For example, if the MIT gives  scolarships to me and my team, we should be able to build it.