The Lee-Tseung Lead Out Theory

[Cap-Z-ro]

I'm afraid I'm going have to to do a 'Jimmy Swaggart' on this one Lawrence...so I'll just be watching.

For some reason, I have this aversion for all but basic math.

I think in terms of imagery...and therefore do most of my design work in my head.

Actually I refer to myself as being 'innumerate' ...a personal designation I derived from the word 'illiterate',

Regards..

[chrisC]

Maybe   now   would be a good time to repeat slides 10-12   Chet

  The Physics and Mathematics cannot lie.  The participants at Tsinghua ans Shenzhen University Seminars could follow them.   Why would the forum members here have so much difficulty?

It's not the math. stupid. It's your lack of Physics

cheers
chrisC

[Top Gun]

Maybe   now   would be a good time to repeat slides 10-12   Chet

  The Physics and Mathematics cannot lie.  The participants at Tsinghua ans Shenzhen University Seminars could follow them.   Why would the forum members here have so much difficulty?

It's not the math. stupid. It's your lack of Physics

cheers
chrisC

ChrisC,

You asked for point-by-point discussion.  Mr. Tseung is asking for comments on Slide 10.  How can he answer your comments intelligently?

Mr. Tseung, you do not understand the difference between presenting in a live audience and an Internet Forum.  In a live meeting, you can ask the simple question of ? Can you follow?  Some will say yes.  Some will nod.  Some will be silent and motionless.  Few will say no.  When you see such a reaction, you assume that all can follow.

In reality, some who could not follow would remain motionless.  They do not want to appear dumb in front of others.  They needed to maintain face.  The Chinese community is even more inclined in this aspect.

Since ramset and Cap-Z-or both declined or failed to comment, I shall boldly respond to your question on Slide 10.

No one can possibly disagree with this slide.  Previously, you used 60 kg as the weight or the force exerted by the pendulum bob.  That single statement was attacked.  The attacker correctly stated that kg is a unit of mass and not a unit of force.  He then concluded that you knew nothing about physics.

This time, you simply stated 60 units of force.  That cannot possibly be wrong. 

So to keep it short and let the point-by-point explanation go on, I say ? I strongly agree with every statement in slide 10.  There is nothing wrong with the Physics so far.

@chrisC, Please explain why the Physics is wrong in this slide?  Take your time and consult your  physics teachers or friends before answering.  If you can find fault with this slide, we all can learn.

[chrisC]

ChrisC,

You asked for point-by-point discussion.  Mr. Tseung is asking for comments on Slide 10.  How can he answer your comments intelligently?

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It's not intelligent to discuss reality with persons of multiple personalities. They need to see a doctor first before intelligent discussions can begin.

cheers
chrisC

[Koen1]