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Ceffer says

I biked to work for more than 25 years and passing stuck cars is what I liked most about it.

Face it. The IQs probably don't even add up to 80.

All those crotch bulges show that genital recognition works, too.

@Ceffer Your attachments do not display video. just audio.

Patrick says

Ceffer says

I biked to work for more than 25 years and passing stuck cars is what I liked most about it.

My co-worker liked passing stuck cars very much indeed .... until a door in one of them was opened at a very unfortunate moment.
He doesn't commute by bike anymore.

Yes, I was doored that way once myself.

HeadSet says

Ceffer Your attachments do not display video. just audio.

@HeadSet which one do you mean? They seem to work for me.

Patrick says

Yes, I was doored that way once myself.

I gather it is sometimes fatal. I always look to see if someone is in the car or the driver's side or if I can see them in the mirror.

I remember there was a female government lawyer in DC years ago who was killed by getting doored during her bicycle commute.

Yes, you could get killed by a door if you're going into it fast enough. I knocked myself off my bike, broke my glasses, and had a black eye and bleeding gash on my face. Helmet saved my head from the pavement.

I went in to work and my boss met me downstairs. As we were going up in the elevator, someone asked what happened. Without missing a beat, my boss said "He had a bad performance review!"

Make your own free energy device from the ether without plugs or batteries. Looks useful for emergency lighting.

However, the Rockefellers might have to kill you.

Patrick says

HeadSet says

Ceffer Your attachments do not display video. just audio.

HeadSet which one do you mean? They seem to work for me.

They are working for me now, also.

Ceffer says

Make your own free energy device from the ether without plugs or batteries. Looks useful for emergency lighting.

You know that is a joke, right?

HeadSet says

You know that is a joke, right?

I haven't built it, so I don't know. There are all kinds of free energy devices being shown on the internet using magnets now. Nobody else has ever stated that they are frauds. Since they show commonly available materials, I don't see a commercial motive. There are some commercial devices alleged.

Building one would answer the question.

Ceffer says

I haven't built it, so I don't know.

This is like a high school physics teacher made this prank for his students to point out how many laws of physics are violated. First of all, by soldering all the ground electrodes to each other and back to the base light fixture connections, it is the same thing as if he just wired the two bulb base connections together. Remember, those sparkplug ground electrodes are insulated from the connection at the top of the plug. Secondly, crossing that gap from the center electrode to the ground electrode takes thousands of volts, no way of getting any induced current from a small non-moving magnet. Third, that looks like an incandescent AC bulb of at least 20 watts. How the hell are you getting AC current in the first place, let alone 20 watts. Using an incandescent bulb instead of a DC LED was just to make the hoax more blatant.

Ceffer says

There are all kinds of free energy devices being shown on the internet using magnets now. Nobody else has ever stated that they are frauds.

Any "free energy device," especially one using a magnet, is a fraud. The magnet is likely used to trip a relay or reed type switch that connects a hidden battery to the bulb, if not just outright video editing.

The use of spark plugs to make it look cooler was a nice touch.

Short of building it I couldn't say. It seems feasible that magnets could induce current to flow as long as the magnet itself maintains polarity.

Tesla himself believed in free energy. The opponents are the entire economy built on fuel dependencies. Opposition to any construction of free energy has been vicious to the point of murder. It is interesting that there is quite a group of people now claiming to make small free energy devices. I haven't to date seen any comments that they are fake or falsified by people that have tried them. But, short of building or trying one, I can understand the skepticism.

It would not work without alternating magnetic fields. She spark plugs are no different than a plane old wire the magnet would do nothing that whole thing is no different than a piece of wire connected to a bulb.

Ceffer says

Tesla himself believed in free energy.

In a certain sense, a solar panel is "free energy," as is a tide mill, or even a hydroelectric plant. These items just convert energy that is readily available. But there is no way to generate new energy, using a magnet or anything else, without work.

LOL! Bloodline narcissistic fop. Indians might have liked the war paint and headdress. "Man, where did you find the beast to make that thing?"

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These people are doing God's work to counteract the wokification of Trek.

Westworld. When will they be trained to harvest organs based on DNA profiles?

Wow. That's what they get for watching too much Pornhub. "She had to have it."