Self Rising Weight (MT 27)

[AB Hammer]

The belief in impossibilities is the seal on the box, and until you can learn that impossibilities is only the limitations of the mind to possibilities. Then you can see the light.

[rlortie]

My favorite quote;

"If man can write about it, man will eventually build it"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jules_Verne

Jules Verne's novels have been noted for being startlingly accurate anticipations of modern times. Paris in the 20th Century is an often cited example of this as it arguably describes air conditioning, automobiles, the Internet, television, and other modern conveniences very similar to their real world counterparts.

[Another example is From the Earth to the Moon, which is uncannily similar to the real Apollo Program, as three astronauts are launched from the Florida peninsula and recovered through a splash landing. In the book, the spacecraft is launched from "Tampa Town"; Tampa, Florida is approximately 130 miles from NASA's actual launching site at Cape Canaveral. [3]

In other works, Verne predicted the inventions of helicopters, submarines, projectors, jukeboxes, and other later devices.

He also predicted the existence of underwater hydrothermal vents that were not discovered until years after he wrote about them.]

Ralph

[Alexioco]

For those who don't even believe in the wheel, why are you in the gravity section? I can understand if you are here to stop us wasting time, but we don't think we are....

[broli]

It's the same with religion. People don't like it when their religion gets bashed so they attack back. In away PM people are bashing the newtonian religion and the believers don't like it. They don't understand how much fun it is to find loopholes. Everything man made has flaws. PC hackers know this the best.

And some don't seem to understand that extensive expermentation will make these flaws pop up. Using the same math to prove it would be more fun since then you beat it in it's own game. But most of the time you can't prove something by using the same thing you're disproving. So or you come with a whole different set of mathematics for it or you just prove it through experimentation. The latter is the easiest and most rewarding.

[Cap-Z-ro]

I read of different experiments that showed that thought can influence matter.

They are making small objects vanish into small a vortex...including an accomplished inventor who told me personally that he was doing it.

Where did these objects go...do they appear in another dimension as a paranormal event ?  Nobody knows.

In reality we are limited only by our own imagination.

Just let your mind run free.

What ever you dwell upon will be more likely to occur, so make sure your inner dialog is where it should be.

Regards...