Understanding electricity in the TPU.

[sigma16]

"At that, it was found that OU is inherent in the electrical phenomena under certain conditions. Same thing was established regarding the so-called 'cold fusion' in electrochemical systems."

Well i been trying to say this for years but you are wasting your time here its like talking to the Muppet Show! Hahaha. 


If you want the conditions i make it really condensed version.

OU = RF under RLC. Gain is 161.8% stochastic. You only need to cover entropy loss to see the gains and don't be greedy there is plenty left for looping:)

The gain can easily be over 1:1000

You should know that Mr. "RE" Xpert

[Omnibus]

"At that, it was found that OU is inherent in the electrical phenomena under certain conditions. Same thing was established regarding the so-called 'cold fusion' in electrochemical systems."

Well i been trying to say this for years but you are wasting your time here its like talking to the Muppet Show! Hahaha. 


If you want the conditions i make it really condensed version.

OU = RF under RLC. Gain is 161.8% stochastic. You only need to cover entropy loss to see the gains and don't be greedy there is plenty left for looping:)

That's interesting. Do you have anything written that sums up the idea?

[Omnibus]

@sigma16,

If RE is so easy then then there should be new devices all around us, but they aren't because no one that understands it is talking about it.

This isn't a scientific argument.

[sigma16]

@sigma16,

This isn't a scientific argument.

Is there a point to the comments you have selected to comment on?

[Omnibus]

@sigma16,

If you want to see the point I'm making, read the whole citation:

If RE is so easy then then there should be new devices all around us, but they aren't because no one that understands it is talking about it.

The fact that there are no new devices around us isn't a scientific argument proving that the phenomenon such devices are supposed to be based on is not a real phenomenon. There are no devices around us based on Compton effect or Davisson-Germer effect to name a few and yet these are real phenomena. Utilitarianism, the need to see devices in stores or have them at home to cut your utility bills, can never qualify as a scientific argument serving to prove as to whether or not a phenomenon is real.