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permanent magnet motor?perpetual motion?

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[nickgonezapolis]

dolphin's top swimming speeds are also not physically according to the human understanding of phyisics. obviously humans have a flawed understanding of phyics and its egocentric and narcissistic to think otherwise.

[m3sca1]

thats an interesting comment-thanx for that

[chrisofnottingham]

Our knowledge of physics is obviously incomplete or we wouldn't have any physicists, just teachers. But new ways of thinking which challenge the standard model are more likely to come from the large hadron collider than some leggo

[jum401]

@fasterplastercaster -- over-unity was impossible till a couple of months ago too. Perhaps it's time people redefined "black box", "closed system" or whatever

[fasterplastercaster]

@nickgonezapolis For those who haven't heard of this: in 1936 James Gray proposed that Dolphins had only a tenth of the power necessary to reach their recorded top speed. However his power output was calculated under the assumption that dolphin muscle was similiar to human muscle, which it very much isn't: it's far more powerful than Gray calculated. Our knowledge isn't perfect but conservation of energy is part of literally almost all physical science which powers the modern world.

[aNickzz]

Oh, what a surprise, a perpetual motion machine doesn't work!

[1MarshallRyan1]

your centre gear has to stay in a fixed position so the inside magnets are always in the exact position as they pass the outside ones

[lordfwahfnah]

yeah, a perpetuum mobile in stopmotion ...

[bjdr9]

@bazengao haha i LOVE people who freak out on youtube comments! you have to be pretty tough to anonomously swear at someone eh? :P