Mech that lifts its own weight

[killemaces]

Well if it was logical it would already most likely be invented?Its kind of a mechanical bouyancy ideea i have. But air is substituted by mass. Lifting a mass with another mass is the logical thing but that havent worked out good so far? Or exchanging mass for distance?

[johannesbender]

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Your friend use half of your weight to hold you up.
How much of your weight to hold yourself up?

A mechanism lifting its own weight , is somewhat vague sounding imo , not sure what is meant by it with weight ...

Lifting yourself demonstration , https://youtu.be/IVwUoTtilGc
Lifting yourself , math, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2B-uXV ... dWxsZXk%3D

A person can lift yourself by pulling or some interaction , lifting yourself with your own weight sounds like a funny logical fallacy like the old thing about lifting yourself by the hair , the forces are opposed at the same time .

Lifting yourself , https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHxh7Ql ... dWxsZXk%3D

Well if it was logical it would already most likely be invented?Its kind of a mechanical bouyancy ideea i have. But air is substituted by mass. Lifting a mass with another mass is the logical thing but that havent worked out good so far? Or exchanging mass for distance?

It seems like you confused the responses of a mechanism and a person which I wrote , the response is mainly to leafy ,but the mechanism response is about the topic everyone was commenting on and in no way did I mention logic concerning a mechanism , but like I said I'm not clear on what was meant by its own weight anyway , so I think perhaps the logic escapes me non the less .