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[aterack833]

the "answer" to perpetual motion is no!

[CALOCALKY]

@aterack833

i think you are absolutely right in this way, before the wright brothers man couldnt fly, after the wright brothers man still couldnt fly. planes fly. thanks

[freakin1random]

centrifugal force doesn't really exist btw. its just inertia

[CALOCALKY]

@freakin1rand.

there is more water in each pipe as it circles out and i think this is where the energy starts from. only after this does centrifrugal force comes into play. thanks

[thatoneguyseven]

Does it work?

[CALOCALKY]

@thatoneguyseven Doesn't work, but i enjoyed this puzzle 

[MrO420o]

ever though of gears, and weights that disengage? i would assume that you could get somewhere using weights/gravity to move a vertically standing wheel or gear... thanks anyway for trying, people like you are the reason we still have hope in this world for the extraordinary, but none can deny that if we had perpetual motion that would put the power back in the hands of the people and destroy industry and gov control of our lives

[Adelaidemark]

ha ha very funny!

[MrMt1600]

doesnt work

[JohnSmith18989]

Good video.....

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