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Skepticism, Science & Pseudoscience

mikelewis

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7. I actually believe my system adheres to all the laws of physics and furthermore...

Reply to Archae (Reply #5)

Sat Feb 15, 2025, 11:04 PM

Feb 15

challenge you to explain from what you see in the video how I'm remotely violating any of Newton's Laws of motion... or especially Noether's Theorem as I clearly state I am using friction and gravity to break symmetry. Of course, a Hamiltonian can prove me wrong... what variables do you require?

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Asymmetric Inertial Propulsion - AKA the Lewis Ratchet [View all] mikelewis Feb 15 OP

Question: Why are you posting all this stuff? Archae Feb 15 #1

Well... You should be skeptical. You're not supposed to be able to... mikelewis Feb 15 #2

The laws of physics are immutable. Archae Feb 15 #3

Sadly, there is no evidence that can prove this... mikelewis Feb 15 #4

If there is no evidence, then why post about in the first place? Archae Feb 15 #5

I'm failing to see your point... mikelewis Feb 15 #6

You can believe in Santa Claus and the easter Bunny if you want. Archae Feb 15 #8

Well... the problem is... you don't understand the evidence... mikelewis Feb 15 #9

I actually believe my system adheres to all the laws of physics and furthermore... mikelewis Feb 15 #7

I took the liberty of doing all the math for you... mikelewis Feb 16 #11

Also my posts on the Lewis Sieve... should induce a great deal of skepticism.. mikelewis Feb 15 #10