Tri-Force Magnets - Finally shown to be OU?

[Omnibus]

@smOky2,

You are confused. A magnet sticking to the refrigerator will never spontaneously go back at its initial position. In this case it does.

The exchange with you is useless because you have serious gaps in some basic issues in basic physics, therefore, you don't need to reply to this.

[sm0ky2]

@smOky2,

You are confused. A magnet sticking to the refrigerator will never spontaneously go back at its initial position. In this case it does.

The exchange with you is useless because you have serious gaps in some basic issues in basic physics, therefore, you don't need to reply to this.

sure it will OMNI, just superimpose a gravitational field to let it fall to the floor. dont run from me. im comming at you head on, address the issue.

the only gap in physics is the one in which you fail to apply physics. you apply some sort of OMNI-interpretation which excludes the essential energy values throughout the full cycle of the system.

If you dont agree, show me how i am wrong? dont spout off at the mouth about this so called "OU" device, then refuse to talk about it when someone questions you.  What are you here for?

[Omnibus]

@smOky2,

You are confused. A magnet sticking to the refrigerator will never spontaneously go back at its initial position. In this case it does.

The exchange with you is useless because you have serious gaps in some basic issues in basic physics, therefore, you don't need to reply to this.

sure it will OMNI, just superimpose a gravitational field to let it fall to the floor. dont run from me. im comming at you head on, address the issue.

the only gap in physics is the one in which you fail to apply physics. you apply some sort of OMNI-interpretation which excludes the essential energy values throughout the full cycle of the system.

You should be the one to run from me because, as you know, I don't like stupid people and you'll hear it big if you continue with these stupidities. So, cut it out.

[sm0ky2]

@smOky2,

You are confused. A magnet sticking to the refrigerator will never spontaneously go back at its initial position. In this case it does.

The exchange with you is useless because you have serious gaps in some basic issues in basic physics, therefore, you don't need to reply to this.

sure it will OMNI, just superimpose a gravitational field to let it fall to the floor. dont run from me. im comming at you head on, address the issue.

the only gap in physics is the one in which you fail to apply physics. you apply some sort of OMNI-interpretation which excludes the essential energy values throughout the full cycle of the system.

You should be the one to run from me because, as you know, I don't like stupid people and you'll hear it big if you continue with these stupidities. So, cut it out.

i would love to hear it, as big as you can make it.  validate these claims you make for an "OU" Smot or shut the hell up about it.

[Omnibus]

@smOky2,

You are confused. A magnet sticking to the refrigerator will never spontaneously go back at its initial position. In this case it does.

The exchange with you is useless because you have serious gaps in some basic issues in basic physics, therefore, you don't need to reply to this.

sure it will OMNI, just superimpose a gravitational field to let it fall to the floor. dont run from me. im comming at you head on, address the issue.

the only gap in physics is the one in which you fail to apply physics. you apply some sort of OMNI-interpretation which excludes the essential energy values throughout the full cycle of the system.

You should be the one to run from me because, as you know, I don't like stupid people and you'll hear it big if you continue with these stupidities. So, cut it out.

i would love to hear it, as big as you can make it.  validate these claims you make for an "OU" Smot or shut the hell up about it.

The claims for OU in SMOT are validated already conclusively. If someone is stupid enough not to see that (mgh1 - (Ma - Mb)) is less than (mgh1 + Kc + L) that's not my fault. So cut it out.