This is the key to perpetual motion

This is 1600 lbs. of brick in the main weight compartment, and 350 lbs. of counterweight. It doesn't matter how much you move with the Boonsburg Egg, as long as you keep the main weight region and counterweight region in proportion, you can easily move what Ed Leedskalnin at Coral Castle moved (hint - those aren't moons he's got showing there - they are Boonsburg Eggs - THEY ARE WHAT HE USED TO MOVE EVERYTHIGN ELSE. FYI - ED. L. actually means Eddy Lifts - an eddy is a whirlpool - and so is the Boonsburg Egg) Anyway, regarding perpetual motion - If I, singlehandedly, by myself can move 10 tons or more, then I it only goes to believe that I can fill the main weight region with generating coils, and thus rolling the device along a track surrounded by magnets, can actually create a generator that creates more power than would be needed by the a motor that was rolling it - so welcome to the world of perpetual power

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[bjhennessey]

This is brilliant!

I am an investor with a $50 Home Depot gift card and I'd like to fund further research of your radioatcive brick filled wooden wagon wheel.

[ZechsMerquise73]

I can see why you wear the hazmat suit. That thing so crazily defies the laws of physics, who knows what could happen to you.

[vexxisthewise]

This may just be...the most idiotic thing I have ever heard. That is nothing close to perpetual motion. Just leave that one alone. Do some research and then come back when you have a good one. This one might just go on Tosh.0 for lamest inventions.

[magnissle]

dreamer!

[SpiderFAP]

so, where's the fuel tank hidden?

[TheEagleman67]

the friction between the wheel and ground will not make it perpetual and keep moving on its own

[KeberosSephiroph]

Some people get the second law of thermodynamics.

Some don't.

[rimdizle]

What if instead of using the weight force of the dumbells to turn it, you instead used fluid. so when it was pushing downwards, it would have the greatest leverage, and then when it is returning to the beginning of the cycle, the fluid would have flown closer to the centre of the barrel and reduce the mass moment

[BoppaTroll]

wtf was this supposed to prove?

[wcemichael]

I'm sorry there was a misspelling in the title. It was suppose to read...

"This is the key to perpetual moron."

[thecaneater]

... Really? He's just pushing it slightly uphill, then gravity just pulls it down.

[drjekill2986]

This is really the key to perpetual motion. All you need is 50 bucks worth of material and some dumb ass to push it. As long as you have that, the engine won't stop.