WhiPMag Replication - AGW Orientations

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Surely your joking. I had made this connection prior to meeting with OC and Yadarf in person over six months ago. Both names use the same letters, both are anagrams for Nikola Tesla, both have the same laboratory and both have the same penguin and...need I go on? However, we have no evidence that any fraud has been perpetrated. The original puzzle is yet to be resolved.

When the clip came out I mentioned a few ways to fake it. It's not a 'puzzle'. When you say that you are implying that the effect is real. I know you want to believe. Remember that faked clip about six months ago where it looked like a magnet motor was spinning up all by itself? I saw it was video frame looping, nothing more than that.

A thick heavy plastic disk does not spin up all by itself without an energy source. No, the 'special' magnet configuration is not the energy source.

When he saw that the prank was getting out of hand he should have stopped it. People wasting their time and wasting their money for nothing, that is immoral. You know like little Jenny is not getting a bicycle this year because daddy just blew $2500 on machining and parts for a stupid spinning disk. That's immoral.

The same could be said of daddy gambling or drinking it away, it is easy to attach our morality to others. In this case no human rights have been violated and Al has left each to exercise their own free will. He has openly admitted that he is more interested in the psychological interactions than the artifact he stumbled on. He knows it has an exterior energy source but as of yet we don't know what that is. He may. So far, none of us can duplicate the behavior, even with motors.

"He knows it has an exterior energy source but as of yet we don't know what that is."

Are you possessed? Can't you ever look for the simple explanation? You are implying everything is above-board and everybody is acting in good faith. A "mysterious" external energy source is the reason for this "phenomena."

AdminOnDuty, it is just pure BS, nothing more than that. There are many ways to scam that clip. Think critically, stop being so nice, stop playing the dupe!

Have a good look at my videos. You will see that I am not exactly a 'dupe' as you may consider it. Do you think for a minute that every skeptic out there hasn't already tried to duplicate the video to debunk him? The exact process is extremely hard to duplicate, especially when we consider the audio timing that clearly matches the acceleration curve. The frame rate separations also show the acceleration. If you can duplicate it please do so. So far, the puzzle continues.

It could be as simple as an electromagnet under the table firing in synch with the disk. In other words, a glorified Bedini motor.

There is no puzzle, it could be duplicated very easily with an electromagnet.

You are NOT looking at a "new phenomena", it's just a prank and a scam that went too far. People wasted their time and their money for absolutely nothing, and that IS immoral.

We discounted this when we did the audio analysis. There is no reduction in speed when the device is removed from the table, reoriented and replaced.

Did you factor in the time constant? How did you do the audio analysis?