Nice dodge of the question, why are you so mad? I thought Indians were supposed to be nice people, or are the dots different than the feathers?
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I see the racism still courses through your veins. Unfortunately, people don't change.
D3V said:
I'm not even arguing the possibility of a device that could sustain maintainability forever, I know at our point in time in history that is impossible. What you are saying is that it will never be possible, where I am saying it is completely still possible.
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And what you are saying is blatantly incorrect.
D3V said:
Can you give me a better word than perpetual that would better suit a machine that could run beyond the existance of our own human race?
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I don't know of a word. But a machine that can outlive the human race is not what a perpetual motion machine is. And perpetual motion is what you were originally talking about. If you don't know of a simple term to describe your idea, then describe your idea, don't simply substitute a completely different term for it.
D3V said:
I never even said energy could be created.
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D3V said:
This hypothetical machine would also not have to be friction-free given that more energy is created than being put in.
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D3V said:
My whole original purpose was saying a machine could be created that would produce more energy than is used.
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D3V said:
why aren't you saying, "We haven't figured out how to create energy yet"?
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Self-ownage for the win. Or are you too incompetent to realize that you've contradicted yourself multiple times?
Now, you want me to answer the question why I'm not saying "We haven't figured out how to create energy yet?" But in fact, I have answered it. Multiple times. But I'll do it yet again. It's because anyone who knows the first thing about physics knows that this is impossible. Not technologically impossible, based on what we have today. But impossible because universe does not permit it.
God, I love knowing that I get at you, D3V. It's fun watching you squirm. Pissing out school-girl insults while neg-repping me. Watching you change the entire subject of your thread just to defend your ill-conceived position. You're a tool. And I'm not talking about the kind of tool girls go crazy about. That would be too good for you. You're the annoying, loud, grating tool used for menial jobs at 8 AM in the morning. But actually, even they serve a purpose, so maybe I'm being too nice.
Anyway, I've said all that was there to be said. I'll come back next time I feel like banging my head against a ridiculously dense wall. I'm out.