The Big Misconception About Electricity


This vid goes quite a ways down the road to explaining why:

1)  Power cords make a not so subtle difference.

2) Cable elevators should not be looked at askance.

 

Regards, barts

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Oh Cindy....the problem is much much deeper than that. I DO NOT accept computer simulations as a proof of anything. (not that the simulation in this case is  satisfactory even if I did).

I can create a simulation......wait for it... that can can simulate ANYTHING. If I don’t get my desired result, I can keep tweaking my parameters till I do.

This is not what I call SCIENCE. You do... and I understand that.....I don’t.

 

Laboratory experiments are not good enough for you, but computer simulations are....this is where we part ways my friend.

A natural system is infinitely complex, and to have an accurate working computer model to simulate all the conditions on a place like Saturn, foreseen, seen, and unseen is completely impossible. It cannot be done. (I don’t think even you are claiming that we know everything about the inner workings of the Gas Giant, or are you?).

This is not evidence.....I hope you are now starting to understand my comment about smelling your own farts for too long.

 

 

 

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This is rich, we use mathematics of the gravitational model to send spacecraft that takes photographs of a hexagonal storm on Saturn that disproves the gravitational model?  

https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Electric_Universe

@djones51  No, you are going from point A to Point B, on rockets and computer chips built on the works of Tesla. (He is the father of electricity after all)

If you got there in a craft that used a black hole as a propellent...You would have a point. (or dark matter, or fairy pixie dust)

 

https://www.energy.gov/articles/top-11-things-you-didnt-know-about-nikola-tesla

If you couldn’t imagine life without your TV remote, thank Nikola Tesla for making it possible. Tesla invented, predicted or contributed to development of hundreds of technologies that play big parts in our daily lives -- like the remote control, neon and fluorescent lights, wireless transmission, computers, smartphones, laser beams, x-rays, robotics and, of course, alternating current, the basis of our present-day electrical system.

Uh, those rockets and computers are using mathematics of the gravitational model to get there, we don't just send a spacecraft into space without a guidance system.  Without Newton's laws there's no way other then the point and guess method.