Bessler's use of Gravity

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winkle wrote:except those that say they know the answer

who can know why they come to visit
I was hoping you might have the answer to that one winkle. I seem to remember you were one of "those" when you joined this discussion board - lol
winkle wrote:well now ain't that why we are all visiting this site hopeing someone will spark an idea in us that will work
Is that the "royal we" or are you actually speaking for everyone? I'm certain that some are here to spark ideas in others.

Pseudo-objective commentary seems to be the latest fashion for the uneducated. Perhaps that's always been the case? :D
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Yah
Bills really smart and I'm with him!:)
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Hmmm...why do people come to this site? That is a very interesting question which certainly begs some analysis.

I think that the main reason people come here is that they are looking for the most important thing in life...hope!

For example, hope that they will get an idea for a self-moving device that will, finally, bring them the fame and fortune denied them by a somewhat banal life. Failing that, hope that someone else will, like a certain 18th century clockmaker, find the solution to this age old problem and that their believe / faith in the possibility of such seemingly paradoxical devices will be vindicated. Or, if they believe they already have such a device, hope that they can establish their claim to it within the free energy "community" prior to its unveiling before a grateful humanity.

What is the value of hope? Actually, in the final analysis it is probably more important in life than gravity wheels or gold. It's the real elixir that extends and enhances each of our journeys from womb to tomb...



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Vaver = -2(√2)πdωcosφ
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Hope = belief = gamble. Say you were facing death with your back against the wall and you had the option of either knowing whether you were going to die or not, or hoping you might live, which would you chose? Lets say you chose to know the answer and it was irrevocable death in 2 minutes, and you were now given two more choices, to stay with what you now know what is going to happen or to have that knowledge taken away and replaced with the emotion of hope that you might live, what would you chose?
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Bill,

Could you please clarify the following:
Pseudo-objective commentary seems to be the latest fashion for the uneducated.

Are you just refering to winkle, hence his wording in his signiture? or are you labeling most/some members on this forum as uneducated, and if so, could you provide a list?



Pseudo meaning:

1) not genuine but having the appearance of

2) imposter

3) a person who makes deceitful pretenses

4) it is treated as same way as phantom
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BILL has many of Besslers works and drawings on his site. They are free for the viewing.Scott also provides much that is open to everyone. JOHNand Bill have books for sale. Now I will tell you something: the solution to besslers wheel is already there for the viewing. If you decide that it can not be done, that is what you will find. If you have a dead horse and you keep trying to make it pull a plow, it is not very likely. When you discover that the horse you are riding is dead and decide that you need to get another one, so you do a little CSI work to find a likely new one. Then you are really on to something. jim kelly
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Winkle,
my question is where is the earned respect
Believe it or not,. IMO respect comes from statements such as the one this quote was extracted from. Now that I have expressed IMO! I suppose I am guilty again. :-)

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Sevich,
Pseudo-objective commentary seems to be the latest fashion for the uneducated.
I of course cannot answer for Bill.

My opinion of this statement is that I agree to one fact! Winkle is not as undeducated as he portrays, or would like us to believe.

He may lack a certified formal education as I, but he is educated in his own way, I for one do not intend to take him lightly, for he is a quick and witty person. Comparisons of his posts will reveal that a play on words and spelling appear to confirm Bill's Pseudo-objective.



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Ralph, IMO you are *way* too gracious.
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Sevich - yes, yes, no.
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I knew he could'nt weezel out of "check mate"

thanx for trying on his behalf Ralph!
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BILL has many of Besslers works and drawings on his site. They are free for the viewing.Scott also provides much that is open to everyone. JOHNand Bill have books for sale. Now I will tell you something: the solution to besslers wheel is already there for the viewing. If you decide that it can not be done, that is what you will find. If you have a dead horse and you keep trying to make it pull a plow, it is not very likely. When you discover that the horse you are riding is dead and decide that you need to get another one, so you do a little CSI work to find a likely new one. Then you are really on to something. jim kelly
horses....

dead....

CSI?....

....followed by a cold shudder as whole life suddenly flashes before my eyes!
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I think we must ask the universe how to ask for guidance on this.
It is apparent that none of us have it.
It could be that the answer is clear.
Could the answer be we hope too much.
Could the answer be no system can push itself without energy input?
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WHEELER; Gravity is a force, there-fore it is power. just as wind,heat, water, light.
Yes ! a gravity wheel works. jim kelly
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ovyyus wrote

Is that the "royal we" or are you actually speaking for everyone? I'm certain that some are here to spark ideas in others.
but private forms would seem to preclude sparking ideas in all but a few others

though it is of no importance to me
Pseudo-objective commentary seems to be the latest fashion for the uneducated. Perhaps that's always been the case? :D
do you mind if i use that in my title

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Scott wrote

Ralph, IMO you are *way* too gracious.
it don't happen very often but i agree with Scott and the consensus of opinion this time
james wrote

Yes ! a gravity wheel works. jim kelly
there is some truth to this statement i personally have seen many of them make a full half turn
the uneducated

if your gona be dumb you gota be tough

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