Gravity wheel of Mikhail Dmitriyev

[WilbyInebriated]

Now, to help you a little bit. Think about postulates or axioms. Are they a result of deductive or inductive reasoning? How about political doctrines or ethics of good and bad? Think about aesthetical ideals. What is beauty, is it a result of deductions or inductions? The list may go on and on. Do you need more help? Are these tips enough? So far all this is outside the taboos. What are the taboo topics in soft sciences a result of -- are they progeny of inductive or deductive reasoning?

tu stultus es... q.e.d
actually this does help explain your ridiculous posts... LMFAO what is beauty? well... it most certainly isn't logic... nor are aesthetical [sic] ideals, nor are political doctrines, and the list goes on and on...

yes this helps explain much of your lunacy... thank you

[Omnibus]

How about zoology or botany with their classification systems? Where's the inductive or deductive logic there? How about temperature of verbs in the quantitative theory of literature the subject of study in institutes of literature at the academies of sciences? What about geology and its classification systems or the systems of philosophy? It's typical for lunatics like you to be narrow mineded and stuck in a box of memorized definitions without a trace of understanding. Completely useless boastful peacock of no content -- knowing everything but in fact knowing nothing.

[MrMag]

How about zoology or botany with their classification systems? Where's the inductive or deductive logic there? How about temperature of verbs in the quantitative theory of literature the subject of study in institutes of literature at the academies of sciences? What about geology and its classification systems or the systems of philosophy? It's typical for lunatics like you to be narrow mineded and stuck in a box of memorized definitions without a trace of understanding. Completely useless boastful peacock of no content -- knowing everything but in fact knowing nothing.

Ditto

[Omnibus]

@jacob alex posted this in a separate thread but I think it needs immediate attention in this main thread discussing Dmitriev's motor: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQ02MjqBk7s

[Omnibus]

@P-Motion,

I mentioned that earlier. This: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENrMwPNt9Cc&feature=player_embedded# reminds me of the stuff you were doing. Notice in this case the use of the one-way clutch bearing. I'll be doing some experiment on this in the coming weeks and I was wondering if would feel interesting to try it on your rig. Notice, when the weight is attached at the rim the wheel cannot make even one full turn. However, when the attachment is through the lever secured to the disc by the one-way clutch beaing, starting from the same height, the wheel makes almost three turns. Hope you find it interesting to show us a video of this effect. All the best.