The Lee-Tseung Lead Out Theory

[Cap-Z-ro]

I regret to report there has been an incident at L. Tseung look alike contest...everything is now up in the air.

From what I understand the whole place is under police lock-down.

Apparently evidence of fraud by one or more of the contestants has come to light.

The following suspicious articles of disguise, later tagged Exhibits A, B, and C, were discovered in a back stage changing area common to all by Mr. Tseung himself and one of the judges...
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It would appear there is treachery afoot...seems one of the entrants is unable to grow a moustashe or had short notice, or was once a woman...or was...no it couldn't possibly be...a female ?

Which reminds me where is Ming Mei these days ?

It almost looks as thou someone is intentionally discredit Mr. Tseung by sabotaging an event put on in recognition of his increased public profile.

Is it professional sabotage, or is Lawrence really on to something ?

Who will win the contest...or will it be called off ?

What a let down...like myself, I know many of you had also invited guests over to watch the event on PPV.

Regards...

[utilitarian]

There is nothing being "lead out" in the pendulum11 drawing.

Please refer to reply 2177.

In my terminology, I have just used 1 x h units of energy to Lead Out 1,000 x h units of energy.  If I cut the string and allow the LHS weight to fall back to its original position, it can do 1,000 x h units of work.  Remember, I only supplied 1 x h units of energy or work!

I hope this example does not confuse you more.  Let us have more fun.

The 1001 units moved the 1000 units.  You just added the final 1 unit.  So what?  The 1001 units lost 1001*g*h units of gravitational potential energy.  No magic here.

You could have cut the string right from the beginning, and have gotten the exact same energy out of both the falling weights for free, without even adding the 1 unit of weight.  Too bad someone else had to hoist them up there for you to get your free energy from them falling.

The point is, your setup in pendulum11 returns exactly the energy that was put into it, minus losses to friction.  It does not logically lead to your next leap in logic, sorry.

Your theory is wrong, and it is contradicted by empirical results.  The only valid experiments that you suggest have nothing to do with your lead out theory.  You cannot show a single experiment that actually shows more energy out than in, and until you do, your theory is nothing more than a wild conjecture.  It is so far from a "theory" in the scientific sense, that it raises doubts as to your scientific credentials.

[utilitarian]

And whatever happened to your wheel with weights hitting pads?  Nothing doing, I presume.

[chrisC]

The 1001 units moved the 1000 units.  You just added the final 1 unit.  So what?  The 1001 units lost 1001*h units of gravitational potential energy.  No magic here.

You could have cut the string right from the beginning, and have gotten some energy out of the falling weights for free, without even adding the 1 unit of weight.  Too bad someone else had to hoist them up there for you to get your free energy from them falling.

The point is, your setup in pendulum11 returns exactly the energy that was put into it, minus losses to friction.  It does not logically lead to your next leap in logic, sorry.

Your theory is wrong, and it is contradicted by empirical results.  The only valid experiments that you suggest have nothing to do with your lead out theory.  You cannot show a single experiment that actually shows more energy out than in, and until you do, your theory is nothing more than a wild conjecture.  It is so far from a "theory" in the scientific sense, that it raises doubts as to your scientific credentials.

Tseung's scientific credentials? I must have missed them. It's JUNK science. Totally delusional.

cheers
chrisC

[Top Gun]

The 1001 units moved the 1000 units.  You just added the final 1 unit.  So what?  The 1001 units lost 1001*g*h units of gravitational potential energy.  No magic here.

You could have cut the string right from the beginning, and have gotten some energy out of the falling weights for free, without even adding the 1 unit of weight.  Too bad someone else had to hoist them up there for you to get your free energy from them falling.

The point is, your setup in pendulum11 returns exactly the energy that was put into it, minus losses to friction.  It does not logically lead to your next leap in logic, sorry.

Your theory is wrong, and it is contradicted by empirical results.  The only valid experiments that you suggest have nothing to do with your lead out theory.  You cannot show a single experiment that actually shows more energy out than in, and until you do, your theory is nothing more than a wild conjecture.  It is so far from a "theory" in the scientific sense, that it raises doubts as to your scientific credentials.

I believe what you refer to as the only valid experiment is the diagram pendulum08.jpg.  Correct??? Please confirm.

You put the correct physics into pendulum11.jpg.  Note your own statement:
Too bad someone else had to hoist them up there for you to get your free energy from them falling.

In the pendulum with the Lee-Tseung Pull, that someone is gravity!  I wait for your confirmation before further discussions.