New youtube of magnet/coil "perpetual motion"

[Yucca]

Yo.
I have had some conversation with him via email .

Did he reveal that the device has batteries in it?

As a teacher, he must attract his students other than with plain formulas. Like Advertisement is doing as well, ADs and Movies are "lying" to us all the time in order to get attention.

Another educating video which is plain explaining Lenz Forces only would not have attract that many kids. If kids (and childish adults;)  are understanding, why the Lego-setup could not work, they do have a very good basis to work on their own solutions.

So you think a free energy youtube vid will attract kids not usually interested in science? I have found that if you try to talk to anyone not interested in science about free energy or overunity, that person will not be interested. They won´t suddenly say:
"whooo free energy, tell me more about the science in it!"

The only people he´s attracting with the OU video is OU researchers, most of whom will be more familiar with electromagnetics than him.

Also ads don´t lie, they exagerate maybe, but not lie. Imagine an ad saying $5 for this 500g packet of food. You buy the packet only to find it full of dirt!

Thats, why i do like his style. He is a science-fiction fan, but restricted to teach those futuristic theories at school. .... What is obviously understandable somehow .

Science fiction fan or not. It´s not good to try and sell ideas using lies that might waste others time.

[markdansie]

Hi everyone,
please remember he is a teacher and there is a lesson involved here. Howmany technologies have we viewed here inthe last few years only to realise they did not have any overunity?
I am sure in good time the teacher will reveal all. In the mean time ask yourself the question why is this not possible?
Over many years of verifying technologies I.E. magentic devices etc, I have often seen devices that appear real....but in every single case an answer was eventually found why they were not self running or overunity.
In this case the answer has been revealed by someone else in this thread.
Watch out for future video's....I am sure they will be very revealing.
Kind Regards
Mark

[Liberty]

Hi everyone,
please remember he is a teacher and there is a lesson involved here. Howmany technologies have we viewed here inthe last few years only to realise they did not have any overunity?
I am sure in good time the teacher will reveal all. In the mean time ask yourself the question why is this not possible?
Over many years of verifying technologies I.E. magentic devices etc, I have often seen devices that appear real....but in every single case an answer was eventually found why they were not self running or overunity.
In this case the answer has been revealed by someone else in this thread.
Watch out for future video's....I am sure they will be very revealing.
Kind Regards
Mark

Hi Mark,

Nice to hear you out there again.  This one was interesting to watch but it appeared to have no power (strength) to it anyway.  Wouldn't it be nice if it were that easy to do...  The one to watch will be able to accelerate up to speed. 

 

[NerzhDishual]

Hi Guys,

This Lego machine looks amazing. Does it not?
A kinda Bedini's SSG without any input Bat

Or a big fake

I do not like the puffy and boasting tonality of his discourse.
As far as I can catch it he said:
"I got a lot of flake from people who want to teach about perpetual motion. So I decided I would simply build a perpetual motion machine so I can explain the principle to people and I will not have to argue about it any more".

I would bet for a big f' deceit!  IMHO, this guy is kidding us.
For ex: a fan has good bearings indeed;  but if you do not remove the coils it will, when hand set in motion, act as a generator  and quickly stall (spin not freely). See 0:03:47 frames.

Best

[sushimoto]

Hi Yucca,
Perhaps it is thin ice for me now, because its a sensible thema
and english is not my native tounge, i will try to explain my opinion.

Did he reveal that the device has batteries in it?

Are you asking all the experimenters to leave out their fingers of their devices?
Till today, i have'nt seen any selfrunning devices. Youtube's devices are full of fingers and batteries.
But besides of that, a lot of videos are encouraging nevertheless.
The explained principles are true. And maybe, with more sandwich-coils and tighter air-gap it will work.
Look at Bedini or Adams replications.

So you think a free energy youtube vid will attract kids not usually interested in science? I have found that if you try to talk to anyone not interested in science about free energy or overunity, that person will not be interested. They won´t suddenly say:
"whooo free energy, tell me more about the science in it!"

Example:
One day, my son asked me a question:
"If a dynamo produces electricity by rotating its shaft and
a motor spins when you put in electricity. Why not simply combine the two by their axis?"
At first, I had to explain a DC-motor. Explaining a generator was easy, because its basically the same.
So he asked:
"So why not putting two coils like a sandwich and you have a motor and generator in one device?"
Huh. Friction losses are easy to explain, but what about Mr.Lenz, Mr. Faraday and Eddy?
I am able to explain their "Laws" but the laws are still leaving some space for creativity.
And here we are. My little son and tenthousands of OU-Researchers.
Look at Thane, Whoopy and others which are doing a great job.

Also ads don´t lie, they exagerate maybe, but not lie. Imagine an ad saying $5 for this 500g packet of food. You buy the packet only to find it full of dirt!

I dont know, where you live, but here in germany we are always seeing cars flying,
laser swords, detergents washing whiter than white,etc in our TV-Commercials.
Is that exagerating? Where is the border beetween exagerating and lying?
Have you ever hold a real BigMac as seen on the Glossy photos above the counter?
Are you complaining these lies?
This Lego-Professor is 100% true with the shown theory visualized by his setup .

Science fiction fan or not. It´s not good to try and sell ideas using lies that might waste others time.

He is not selling anything.
And if you feel to waste your lifetime with learning physics or by researching OU in general,
you should really not watch most youtube videos.
Youtube is entertainment and education in one.
So is his movie.

If Scotty is beaming up Kirk in a movie,
are you running to your garage to build a heisenberg compensator to build a "beam-bay" for travelling?
No, but we are all dreaming that it will happen one day.

best,
sushi