Roll on the 20th June

[Glassglue]

Lol that was good. And its always nice to be quoted. Anyway besides the entertainment I keep talking about it is sincerely somewhat sad to see some very clever people wasting their time on such misguided ideas. I have no idea if ou exists somewhere but it certainly isn't going to be found in a gravity wheel and will require better bending of the current laws of physics than Quinn is capable of. More than one truly smart person who has achieved a genuine breakthrough has said something to the effect of their ability to see further was due to their standing on the shoulders of the giants who had come before them. Rather than use these giants to learn from, thereby giving himself a headstart, Archer tears them down and laughs at them. Which of course will result only on his eventually repeating others mistakes, if he is that lucky. So that is sad. While I appreciate the entertainment and opportunity to revisit some friendly old concepts I havent seen in a while, I would much rather see these clever and talented thinkers and builders doing useful things with their skills.

[spinner]

@Chad
Yes, you have a good point. Building, testing and tinkering is the best experience.

Some of us were just warning that people should not expect too much... Then Archer start calling names...
That's it.

@Ramset
Why am I here? Because I'm particularly interested in gravity devices...
Google "The museum of unworkable devices" for a start.

[The Eskimo Quinn]

I am happy to stand on the bodies of giants slain before me. it's a better view.

calculus - Archimedes, objects in motion - galileo

Ok giants and one fraudulaent squashed midget

For those belonging to the build crew, remind the others of the date coz sunday will be a very big day.

[Glassglue]

Sigh.

Oh well, still funny stuff 

[oak]

Speaking of familiar faces...

Yep, hi Leg.  & hi Spinner.  Long time no see.