The Lee-Tseung Lead Out Theory

[utilitarian]

Thanks Chris and Pirate for the kind words.

I dug up a couple of photos of some apparatus that was used around here to test some of the claims and proposals that have been discussed here as being relevant to the LTLOT.

Here's a force pendulum that was used to examine the dynamics of a pendulum system as outlined in the "book":

These are just items that we have in storage that I could find with a casual search around the lab. I don't really care if anyone believes me or not, but there is a lot more apparatus like this, using compressed air, electromagnets, permanent magnets, chemical rockets, firecrackers, and other stuff. There are pendula, wheels, sliding and pivoting weights, magnets, liquid chambers and tubes, RF exciters, microwave waveguides, you name it. This research has already been done!!

These are awesome examples.  These are exactly what Lawrence keeps talking about, even down to the firecracker fuse hole!

[ltseung888]

My improvement on the hare-brained intertia propulsion theory.  Let's see if lawrence includes it in the books!

Forget the pads, just redirect the path of the ball for greater efficiency!

The device as shown will work one-time.  However, we need to get the configuration back to the initial position to repeat the production of force.

Please add that mechanism so that you can do the equivalent of experiment002.

[utilitarian]

The device as shown will work one-time.  However, we need to get the configuration back to the initial position to repeat the production of force.

Please add that mechanism so that you can do the equivalent of experiment002.

No, it will not work even once.  We played with this stuff in high school.  I have already done the experiments.

[chrisC]

No, it will not work even once.  We played with this stuff in high school.  I have already done the experiments.

Well, old Tseung ddn't go to high school! That explains why he didn't do the simple experiment. Besides, he can't use a drill.

cheers
chrisC

[ltseung888]

More comments on the pumping of 4,000RMB within the next two years by China into its economy.

When all central banks pump 'number in trusted financial institutions' into their economies, China must follow the practice.

If not, the Chinese Currency (RMB) will rapidly rise in value compared with other currencies.  Export will come to a dead stop.

However, China must increase its meaningful economic activities in step with the increase.  Introducing the lead-out-energy machines and the flying saucers are very meaningful.

Let me discuss the differences between pumping the money directly by the Government and pumping the money via Private Banks.

Advantages if Government pumps money directly
(1)   Complete control by Government
(2)   If Government is non-corrupt and things succeed, the confidence from citizens will rise quickly. (For example, Singapore)

Disadvantages if Government pumps money directly
(1)   Mistakes may be masked or not reported with the excuse of national security.
(2)   If there were any cases of corruption, the confidence from citizens will vanish (For example, the former presidents of Thailand and Taiwan).
(3)   When there is too much power in one source, the chance of that source becoming arrogant or corrupt will be high.
(4)   An Official is likely to take the conservative attitude of avoiding mistakes.  Innovation will suffer.
(5)   There is little or no incentive for an Official to take risks or work extra hard.  His career path will be good if he does not make big mistakes.
(6)   There may be too much political pressure to influence the many commercial decisions.

Advantages if the pumping of money is via Private Banks
(1)   Different banks can have slightly different policies.  A Citizen has a choice to select his Bank.
(2)   Bad Practice or mismanagement from one Bank may be easier to correct as the Bank may be allowed to collapse.  (Except in this case of the US started financial crisis that involved almost all major banks in USA and in Europe.)
(3)   Any political pressure will be indirect and may be easier to deal with.
(4)   Mistakes may be easier to detect if there are good monitoring systems.
(5)   Bank managers will be more innovative and flexible if the end result will enable them to earn ‘more profit from thin air’.

Disadvantages if the pumping of money is via Private Banks:

(1)   If the monitoring system is non-existent or imperfect, the Bank Managers will focus on putting money into their own pockets than serving the purpose of pumping the money to enhance the Economy and benefit the Country as a whole.
(2)   There will be many small closed-door deals that are difficult to detect.  For example there may be money laundry.
(3)   Banks may sell ‘poisoned products’ such as the Lehman Brother papers to unknowing citizens and argue that they are not responsible.  They have to consider the rights of their shareholders and refuse to compensate.  (This happens to be a hotly debated issue in Hong Kong.)

I shall discuss the new situation of Government as an important shareholder with at least one Director seat in major banks in a separate post.