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[Omnibus]

so how is it spontaneous (which means it is proceeding by itself and without interaction with the rest of the surroundings) when it is, and i quote, "under the action of..."?

i beseech thee oh great omni, to enlighten us unwashed ignoramii... 

No. this is not the place to educate you. You have to do it on your own. There's plenty of material on the net, including my own texts explaining that point thoroughly.

[mr2]

Go read some physics first and learn what spontaneous displacement under the action of conservative forces is. Enough with ignoramuses, such as you, infesting this forum.

I'm not speaking english too well, so I have to look into it to get the correct translation into my own language.
I searched google for +"spontaneous displacement" +"conservative forces".

I found 2 results. You saying the exactly the same in http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=1763.1430
And http://portal.textosescolares.cl/imagen/File/Centro_Documentacion/Libros/Libro_Historia_Ingles_WEB.pdf

So, inlighten me, where do I find info about the "spontaneous displacement" and "conservative forces"?

I read things like that before bedtime so I relax better...

[WilbyInebriated]

No. this is not the place to educate you. You have to do it on your own. There's plenty of material on the net, including my own texts explaining that point thoroughly.

there are texts that explain how it (this displacement you speak of) is spontaneous (which means it is proceeding by itself and without interaction with the rest of the surroundings) when it is, and i quote, "under the action of..."? then those texts are obviously contradictory since something that is "under the action of..." is obviously interacting with whatever it is "under the action of" and therefore, not spontaneous... 

obviously

[spinn_MP]

Oh Omni, you're so funny!
Like a little kitten...

I know, I know... This is making you really angry, but, can you tell us where is that proof of yours, you know, that thing "which has already been proven beyond any reason of a doubt"...
( I believe you meant the "OU"? and not that you're a moron...)

[Omnibus]

there are texts that explain how it (this displacement you speak of) is spontaneous (which means it is proceeding by itself and without interaction with the rest of the surroundings) when it is, and i quote, "under the action of..."? then those texts are obviously contradictory since something that is "under the action of..." is obviously interacting with whatever it is "under the action of" and therefore, not spontaneous... 

obviously

What is obvious from the above is that it is ridiculois.