Magnet coil cores, demagnetization power and Lenz delay.

[synchro1]

It's purely an issue of principle.  It doesn't matter if harm is caused to anyone here or not.  On the other hand, there have been many vulnerable teens that have committed suicide because of online abuse and harassment.  There have been many high profile cases over the past few years.

Start a social thread asshole!

[MileHigh]

Start a social thread asshole!

I strongly denounce your behaviour.  It's disgusting, it should stop immediately, and you should be ashamed of yourself.

Anybody else have the courage to say that?

[MarkE]

It's purely an issue of principle.  It doesn't matter if harm is caused to anyone here or not.  On the other hand, there have been many vulnerable teens that have committed suicide because of online abuse and harassment.  There have been many high profile cases over the past few years.

What choices we make I think should be guided by outcome expectations and risks.  Since I don't think that there is anyone vulnerable here like the tragically bullied teens we have read about, I don't think that there is anything done here that would instigate or avert a tragedy.  I think the choices center mostly around feeding bad behavior or refusing to reward it with emotion that it likely seeks.  It is tried and true that rewarding screaming children invites more screaming.

[MarkE]

The topic of this thread is magnet core coils and magnetic phase lag in the core material and how these factors cause "Delayed Lenz Effect". This subject has nothing to do with "Lorentz Force" in an electrical wire. I have every right to insist that the comments be confined to the subject under review. 

These errant contributors can start their own thread to discuss "Lorentz Force" in wires. MarkE has strayed too far off course. These commenters have to stick with the format.

Actually, the Lorentz force has everything to do with the thread topic.  The thread has been discussing how delayed magnetic effects might make it possible to get some sort of mechanical assist in electrodynamic machines.  If one is looking for mechanical force from an electromagnet, one is looking for the Lorentz force.

[synchro1]

Actually, the Lorentz force has everything to do with the thread topic.  The thread has been discussing how delayed magnetic effects might make it possible to get some sort of mechanical assist in electrodynamic machines.  If one is looking for mechanical force from an electromagnet, one is looking for the Lorentz force.

Bullshit!