The Lee-Tseung Lead Out Theory

[Pirate88179]

Or at least post some more pictures of Ms. Forever.

Bill

[ltseung888]

Dear utilitarian,

Please go back to the thread to see how the Lee-Tseung theory was used to explain the
Hungarian EBM and many other inventions known to the West.

Repeating them here will draw more insults - saying that I repeat and repeat.

Many have done the equivalent experiments and confirmations with their inventions.
Give them credit.

There are at least 200 overunity inventions that should be given credit outside China.
They all helped to verify the Lee-Tseung theory.

Glancing is useless.  Study, study and study.

Lawrence Tseung
More insults just provide more training.

[utilitarian]

Study, study and study.

Talk talk talk.  No evidence but always more talk.  Your second-hand stories are not evidence. No one cares about the stupid machine from Hungary or what you presented to some other Chinese people.  Post evidence of a pendulum gaining more energy from a pull than can be accounted by the pull.  According to your theory, this is easily accomplished.  Stop talking and give us a simple demontration.  Do not tell us about other demonstrations - give us a demonstration.  Alas, you cannot.

[gaby de wilde]

Lawrence,

is there anything important in this valuable speech from shakylee?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sokWZc8R-co
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He was talking about the story of the inventions of the Wooden Cow and the Floating Horse.  According to the story, real cows and horses got frightened when crossing narrow bridges.  Much of the food for the soldiers were lost and fell to the river.

The inventions of the Wooden Cow and Floating Horse came as a result of such needs.  One Wooden Cow could carry food for a soldier for a year.  One Floating Horse could carry food for a soldier for 4 years.

It seems logical for the horse to be a kind of boat I think?  The years are probably not correct but the size ratio suggests the ox holds 1/4 the cargo as a boat. And the ox could hold 2/3 cargo right?

One speculation of the Wooden Cow was a hand-push Cart with one wheel in front.

*** Other speculations include self-propelling systems. ***

Wikipedia says Zhuge Liang launched five Northern Expeditions against Cao Wei, but all except one failed, usually because his food supplies ran out rather than failure on the battlefield.

What ever he was using to transport food didn't have the endurance normal food would have. Seems obvious one cant eat a wooden ox.

Living food doesn't expire like packages do. If each cow would be replaced by 5 wooden oxes the advantage would disappear.

You see it makes mathematical sense?

One keen researcher also noticed the wheel was not to be considered an invention in those days. It cant have been a hand car as that would have been a very normal device, this much excitement over a hand car is not rational. It doesn't fit next to a hot air baloon, I understand his balista improvement could be interpertated as exagerated?

I think unbalanced wheels would work but one could hardly call it a wooden ox. I imagine using metal to cover the wood to prevent setting fire to it would make the ox look an awful lot like modern day robots. Such drones did find their way into stories long ago. The machines are absolutely available to the human imagination. The 130 000 year old sunken city by the coast of Japan may suggest we go extremely easy on the denial of ancient technology.

Everything invented in European history seems to have a Chinese description of some kind predating it by a thousand years. It seem Chinese censorship has done enormous damage to the reputation of their own scientists.  Much like Japan, Russia and China. I'm not much a sucker for nationalism but removing the Cultural accomplishments obviously removes the culture also.

Struck by their unnatural aerodynamic shapes, one guy reverse engineered old Maia jewellery into a model airplane. He said it was a perfectly good shape for a plane, the guy worked in aerodynamics 40 years. There are lots of famous ancient drawings that are only visible from the sky. Here the speculation ends at the hot air balloon with people claiming it was invented in Europe. haha?

Previous civilisations managed to develop much further as we have today.

I mean spiritually we are a bunch of cave men?

[gaby de wilde]

I like this pendulum setup.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IjfPNNAbXCM

The wind is pushing consistently, the push at the right moment outweighs the drag during the rest of the swing.

Or does it not?