Sjack Abeling Gravity Wheel and the Worlds first Weight Power Plant

[hansvonlieven]

Perhaps not a complete waste of time Omnibus,

but personally I don't see in WM2D much more than a rough guide. In some configurations it is very good. Put complex polygons into the picture or have too many elements interacting it fucks up. The programme does have a number of bugs regardless of what the WM2D guy says.

Just a couple of cents wort from me.

Hans von Lieven

[Omnibus]

Hans,

Your last examples are very interesting but in them one may start imagining things because they are quite complex and in a sense elaborate. Also, one may think that because of their complexity certain stages of the calculations take place out of order and that causes the seeming effect. This last worker.wm2d, however, is really puzzling because it seems as simple as can be and one can hardly suppose that such a simple example would pose any calculating problems. Something must be wrong with the algorithm of the program. Unless that's indeed a real effect. You know, I'm not excluding such circumstances because what we are dealing with are the outmost fringes of what the mainstream considers science and trained scientists won't touch this with a ten foot pole (we know why). So, it very well may be that there's something which simply hasn't been studied or has been ignored for being a threat to one's career in professional science.

No doubt, if it really is a true effect it has to be confirmed by a working lab device in flesh in blood.

[robbie47]

Gents,

Here are the drawings from the patent.
I'll post the rest later, since max attachment size is 250KB.

Main text is in Dutch. I can translate this but it will take some time.
(I am Dutch myself)

[mindsweeper]

Hans,

Your last examples are very interesting but in them one may start imagining things because they are quite complex and in a sense elaborate. Also, one may think that because of their complexity certain stages of the calculations take place out of order and that causes the seeming effect. This last worker.wm2d, however, is really puzzling because it seems as simple as can be and one can hardly suppose that such a simple example would pose any calculating problems. Something must be wrong with the algorithm of the program. Unless that's indeed a real effect. You know, I'm not excluding such circumstances because what we are dealing with are the outmost fringes of what the mainstream considers science and trained scientists won't touch this with a ten foot pole (we know why). So, it very well may be that there's something which simply hasn't been studied or has been ignored for being a threat to one's career in professional science.

No doubt, if it really is a true effect it has to be confirmed by a working lab device in flesh in blood.

I assume you are talking about my design, it does not work in the real world. I have tried it.

I also posted another (where double post was) without using polygons. I did them about 6 to 8 months ago and Hans pointed out the errors so I made a quick model with stuff I had lying about and the results were negative.


EDIT: this is why I requested a WM2D section for the board but nothing was created, all these topics could have been covered there.

[hansvonlieven]

G'day Mindsweeper,

If I remember correctly there was such a thread a while ago. There was not much interest then and it kind of died. 

Maybe now that there is a lot more interest in the programme we should start it again. I for one would be interested.

Hans von Lieven