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profitis

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Re: Overunity (what is it?)
« Reply #75 on: January 22, 2015, 12:13:50 AM »
Quote from libre-energia:'the end result of any conversion of energy is always increased entropy.
Localised entropy decrease is possible but when considered as a closed system, entropy only ever increases.'

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Gibberish

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Re: Overunity (what is it?)
« Reply #76 on: January 22, 2015, 01:35:40 AM »
Quote from libre-energia:'the end result of any conversion of energy is always increased entropy.
Localised entropy decrease is possible but when considered as a closed system, entropy only ever increases.'

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Gibberish

Just because you disagree with the statement does not make it 'gibberish'..

You should be able to describe even one process where this is not true, but you can't.

profitis

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Re: Overunity (what is it?)
« Reply #77 on: January 22, 2015, 08:30:27 AM »
Quote from libre-energia:'You should be able to describe even one process where this is not true,but you can't.'

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More gibberish.I was the first guy in history to publicly take credit for discovering a number of oxygen and hydrogen catalytic spillover cells eg the nickel-MnO2 variety.if you go to the karpen pile thread its all there explained bare.this whole class of electrochemical cells are entirely self-sustaining and contrare to kelvin statement.they are exceptionaly replicable by anybody with moderate skills-knowledge.if you have one,just one violation of kelvin rule you are 100% guaranteed to find many many more such discrepencies across whole scientific spectrum of engines

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Re: Overunity (what is it?)
« Reply #78 on: January 22, 2015, 09:35:41 AM »
Yes, like many before you, you claim to have a way to break thermodynamic laws, and like the rest when it comes to you supplying proof, it doesn't happen.  First you claimed the proof was in text books.  But you never provided even one citation.  Then you claimed it was in experiments anyone else could do, but have not demonstrated yourself.  Then you said you could guide someone else through a demonstration of thermodynamic law violations.  Pomodoro took you up.  Instead of specifying a specific experiment that demonstrated your claims, you changed the experiment you wanted conducted several times.  In the end the thermodynamic law violation was not seen. 

Anytime you like step right up and back your boisterous claims with reliable evidence.

profitis

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Re: Overunity (what is it?)
« Reply #79 on: January 22, 2015, 10:05:21 AM »
Pomodoro was too scared to show any working high-powered device with his high-tech equipment(I don't blame him although im rather disapointed).wonder why his youtube failed karpen is still up.what is a camera and photography setup by me going to do that you yourself cannot do @mark E.what is preventing you from shoving nickel foil of various thickness and pyrolusite into soda ash to rule out kelvin law? I wouldve thought that replicability was the one thing that you would demand.

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Re: Overunity (what is it?)
« Reply #80 on: January 22, 2015, 11:19:37 AM »
Pomodoro was too scared to show any working high-powered device with his high-tech equipment(I don't blame him although im rather disapointed).wonder why his youtube failed karpen is still up.what is a camera and photography setup by me going to do that you yourself cannot do @mark E.what is preventing you from shoving nickel foil of various thickness and pyrolusite into soda ash to rule out kelvin law? I wouldve thought that replicability was the one thing that you would demand.
You have not shown an experiment that ostensibly violates thermodynamic laws to replicate.

The enterntaining part is that you just blithely keep going as though you don't notice that it's obvious to anyone with a pulse just badly your claims and actions misalign.  What's stopping you from saving the world with the remarkable discoveries that you claim?  Oh, yeah it's the R word:  Reality.

profitis

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Re: Overunity (what is it?)
« Reply #81 on: January 22, 2015, 12:13:32 PM »
Quote frm mark E:'You have not shown an experiment that ostensibly violates thermodynamic laws to replicate'

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Replicability is a pre-requisite for direct proof of any kelvin violation thus I demand that you and libre build any oxygen spillover cell or retract your statements.

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Re: Overunity (what is it?)
« Reply #82 on: January 22, 2015, 12:17:02 PM »
Quote frm mark E:'You have not shown an experiment that ostensibly violates thermodynamic laws to replicate'

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Replicability is a pre-requisite for direct proof of any kelvin violation thus I demand that you and libre replicate an oxygen spillover cell or retract your statements.
LOL, you are still the same old profitis.  You are still making the same outlandish claims and still failing to offer any actual evidence that supports them.  Instead, you demand that other people perform experiments for you that would supposedly shatter physics as we know it.  At least you are still good for a laugh.

profitis

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Re: Overunity (what is it?)
« Reply #83 on: January 22, 2015, 12:39:25 PM »
Replicability mark E.I can't help you and libre if you guys are too lazy to build and see for yourselves.same shit with sarkeizen except maybe he can be forgiven as he aint got a lab..

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Re: Overunity (what is it?)
« Reply #84 on: January 22, 2015, 01:17:58 PM »
Replicability mark E.I can't help you and libre if you guys are too lazy to build and see for yourselves.same shit with sarkeizen except maybe he can be forgiven as he aint got a lab..
LOL, you haven't presented a successful test to replicate, but everyone else is lazy.  That's priceless.

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Re: Overunity (what is it?)
« Reply #85 on: January 22, 2015, 05:43:09 PM »
Quote frm mark E:'you haven't presented a successful test to replicate,'

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Uh-uh.you have to explain to scientists why not one of those cells diagrammed obey faradays law of equivalency in real life before you can say that.

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Re: Overunity (what is it?)
« Reply #86 on: January 22, 2015, 06:10:17 PM »
Quote frm mark E:'you haven't presented a successful test to replicate,'

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Uh-uh.you have to explain to scientists why not one of those cells diagrammed obey faradays law of equivalency in real life before you can say that.
LOL, I'll say one thing: When it comes to playing the clown, you are very dedicated.

profitis

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Re: Overunity (what is it?)
« Reply #87 on: January 22, 2015, 06:28:40 PM »
Probably as dedicated as you are in refusing to show a single replication of an electrochemical cell powered by a catalytic spillover gradient sure @mark E.

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Re: Overunity (what is it?)
« Reply #88 on: January 22, 2015, 06:47:36 PM »
Probably as dedicated as you are in refusing to show a single replication of an electrochemical cell powered by a catalytic spillover gradient sure @mark E.
LOL, well wehn you do a little bit better than showing a photograph and declaring that as proof of a chemical reaction violating thermodynamic laws I might take you a bit more seriously.

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Re: Overunity (what is it?)
« Reply #89 on: January 22, 2015, 11:27:31 PM »
Nevermind the drawings and demos @mark E.you and libre have a lot of explaining to do for the panel of scientist spectators.for example:is it possible for a common gaseous electrode concentration cell raise its chemical entropy without lowering its pressure entropy.this is just one of many questions you and libre can expect to be bombarded with by the science establishment