old schooler wrote:told ya id get bagged!
Hmmm... Post BS without proof = get bagged. Pretty simple equation really. Seems to be universal and unlike water fuelled engines it has shown to be correct
(spose im gonna get jumped on for copyrite laws now)
No, though the copyright on Sir Harry's work does not expire until 2024 (50 years after he died), your copying of his work comes under the 'fair use" category, and thus is permissible
i guess that if i say that i can make a rocket travel at the speed of light, you will again say "proove it" and think "your nuts, your as crazy or stupid as that guy who said he got a motorbike running on water"
Not quite, I'll say "prove it"
However as Einstein has shown it's not possible to reach the speed of light, if you were to prove his theory wrong then you'd be in for a Nobel prize, fame, fortune, and all the benefits such an honour bestows.
Of course such fame and fortune requires that you be able to prove your theory, and, like water powered engines, according to the known laws of physics these things are not possible. So if you were able to formulate, and more importantly, prove new laws that permitted these wondrous feats then you would be believed, however I doubt you will achieve such greatness in you life time.
Of course you could just start a religion, which of course requires no proof only faith. Douglas Adams had it right when he wrote;
"I refuse to prove I exist," says God, "For proof denies Faith and without Faith I am nothing."
Substitute Water Engine Inventor for God, and a working model for existence and you’ve got yourself a nice little earner there, and, with a constant supply of gullible fools, oops I mean disciples, you can take on the laws of physics and win. Well at least in your mind you can win, everyone else will just think you a fool, and they may well be right.
Speaking of travelling faster than the speed of light, I saw an interesting documentary the other day on the subject of time travel, basically proved that while it's possible to travel into the future (by travelling at very high speeds), it is not possible to travel into the past, unless you can travel faster than light.
All sorts of interesting theories were proposed on how you could do it, but all failed because they broke the known laws of physics. Some were very ingenious, like folding the universe in on itself, but none were considered possible. Perchance you could use your Tomorrow's Schools edumication to proove (sic) they are indeed possible.
Whilst engaging in a battle of wits with the unarmed is a droll diversion in my otherwise tedious day, it's not really fair, as I'm the only one providing facts, and I'm getting bored with repeating myself. So I would appreciate it if the Tomorrow's Schoolers disciples of the Church of the Wondrous Free Energy Engine could please furnish some facts about how this device can possibly work. Of course this would mean that you could suffer the possibility of being called a heretic by your fellow devotees and excommunicated from said religion, but wouldn’t it be worth it to actually prove that you are right, and shock horror I am wrong
That alone will garner you several naïve dolts, oops I mean converts, for your newly founded religion