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#851 Re: Dark Discussions at Cafe Infinity » Wave energy canoe, plausible? » 2007-06-10 06:31:12
It bends at two hingelike parts where accidentily also the dynamo is which accidentily produce electricity.
example:
HHHOHHHOHHH
the Oes are the hinges and the H's are the floating thingies which moves with the waves.
O
H H H
H H H
O
It bends with the waves.
Is that somewhat clear or do I have to draw a terrible dada picture which you cannot interpret?
#852 Re: Dark Discussions at Cafe Infinity » Global Warming- It's Happening! » 2007-06-10 00:26:25
W8 wait, todays carbon dioxide level is not so high, it will take 200 years for it to reach 1/3 of the Perm-trias level, that was 3000 ppmv
#853 Re: Dark Discussions at Cafe Infinity » Wave energy canoe, plausible? » 2007-06-09 22:23:23
It looks like a canoe, but it has the abillity to take up energy from bending, and if you don't know how that could work, then you have overslept your physics lessons.
#854 Re: Dark Discussions at Cafe Infinity » Wave energy canoe, plausible? » 2007-06-09 03:16:07
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#855 Re: Dark Discussions at Cafe Infinity » Wave energy canoe, plausible? » 2007-06-08 22:20:39
Dynamo, which just simply means electrical generator, is a device for turning mechanical energy to electrical. Where is this mechanical energy coming from?
The three parts jolt in the waves and are united at the dynamoes which are bend points. Does that make things clear?
#856 Re: Dark Discussions at Cafe Infinity » Wave energy canoe, plausible? » 2007-06-08 09:22:30
At the splitting points, there are dynamoes. It is possibly the most efficient method of collecting wave energy at this current time.
#857 Dark Discussions at Cafe Infinity » Wave energy canoe, plausible? » 2007-06-08 05:04:38
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I was thinking of that wave energy plant, made of a long cylinder shaped structure that bends at 2 splitting points. If you could make a canoe of that, perhaps it could have a small engine, driven by the energy it collects. Or is the magnetic field too strong? Perhaps you can show me where it wouldn't work etc.
#858 Re: This is Cool » Wireless Electricity » 2007-06-07 22:46:15
I believe the humans will be shaken, but not sturd.
#859 Re: This is Cool » Barber's Paradox! » 2007-06-06 07:44:42
What if the barber did not have hair? What if the barber was a computer program which sent information to robots to cut client's hair?
DESTWOY, DESTWOY, buzzzzzzzzzzzz
A fitting name for their sequels would be Cybarb. Travel through space to cut beard and conquer.
PS. I like you even though you are insane and i find the solution quite possible. Now make a similar for santa...
#860 Re: This is Cool » Barber's Paradox! » 2007-06-05 06:36:54
Not if the barber did. They can't exist simultaneously you see. Santa has a beard. You see now?
#861 Re: This is Cool » Area over volume. » 2007-06-04 07:57:57
That would be really awesome, perhaps that was what they wanted to do when they built stonehenge, hehe, I don't believe so, hehe. NOT. Ofcourse not. It would be like saying "stonehenge was a fungus". hehe.
I apologize.
#862 Re: This is Cool » easy proof of the chain rule? » 2007-06-04 02:16:56
I apologize, ofcourse that's what I meant.
And now to show an example where it cannot be simplified like that.
I don't have any available at the moment, but I'm sure we can find one.
#863 Re: This is Cool » FLT DEMONSTRATION By Anthony.R.Brown » 2007-06-04 02:10:49
To luca-deltodesco
Quote:" (1) pi is not a random number, (2) it is not a recurring number, (3) it is not infinite "
A.R.B
(1) Show us a Pattern?
(2) Show us how it Ends?
(3) Show us how it Ends?
1.2.3.) The universe is made of a smallest singular unit, hence there is no pi. Pi is the dream of a perfect circle.
#864 Re: This is Cool » Barber's Paradox! » 2007-06-04 02:03:08
Why don't we call him anti-santa by the way, that's much more fitting.
#865 Re: This is Cool » easy proof of the chain rule? » 2007-06-04 01:37:34
+ 1 million x minus 2 million x^2.... The point is we have x:es here. It doesn't matter if it is divergent or not it is still a bunch of x:es in the long run. Derivate the infinit diverging serie and you will have your answer 
It's like hunting a rabbit with infinite size... Some may say you can't... Others say it's a rabbit.
#866 Re: This is Cool » easy proof of the chain rule? » 2007-06-03 23:37:04
Not so, some cannot. Divergency problem.
Aah, you said so, yes. But even though they diverge and you can't solve it, still you can use the numbers to derivate. Right?
#867 Re: This is Cool » easy proof of the chain rule? » 2007-06-03 23:34:02
All deriveable functions can be simplified to Ax^a + Bx^b +... + Sx^s
Isn't that so?
sin(x)
e^xThere are so many more examples.
All exp, log and trig functions can be simplified like this. Even roots, unfortunately the term diverge. I can only think of ax^bx that doesn't work. How do you derivate that by the way?
#868 Re: Dark Discussions at Cafe Infinity » Harry Potter, Voldermort and the other that survives. » 2007-06-03 05:35:02
If you have an imagination the books are better.
#869 Re: This is Cool » easy proof of the chain rule? » 2007-06-03 03:48:55
All deriveable functions can be simplified to Ax^a + Bx^b +... + Sx^s
Isn't that so?
Well if so, we all know it applies to them, we can easily see that.
x(x^3 + 3) for instance.
even 1/(x^2 + x) should be possible to simplify to a/x + (b + cx)/x^2 or something of the likes.
Then do we really need to have a seperate proof for the chain rule? I guess it might be good. Because it is so funny?
#870 Re: This is Cool » Barber's Paradox! » 2007-06-03 03:17:57
But that wouldn't work either ofcourse, since he even shaves the beardless I asume.
#871 Re: This is Cool » Barber's Paradox! » 2007-06-03 03:09:59
I bet that since the barber is much like santa claus is on giving presents, very tired of shaving "the anointed" hence instead lightens the beard with a match. That or he doesn't have a beard. That would explain why he wants to shave everyone that doesn't shave themselves. "The shave man" we can call him
#872 Re: This is Cool » 0.9999....(recurring) = 1? » 2007-06-02 22:36:01
LQ wrote:There is space in the box, and if there is no space in the box, then there is no place in the box where there be zero, and hence it is not a box.
There is no place where there is no space. Space is not zero.
There is no such thing as an empty box.
Q.E.D.
So if I have $10, and I give Sekky $10, then how much money do I have left?
If you give Sekky your head, then how much you do you have left?
In any case, if you said you have 0 dollars, honestly... Where are they? They are nowhere right? Then they don't exist and we are talking about the math of existence. Lets simplify and say that you don't have any dollars left.
PS. Why did you give Sekky ten dollars? I haven't got any dollar request from her anyway... Nothing left ey? that's very noble of you.
#873 Re: This is Cool » 0.9999....(recurring) = 1? » 2007-06-02 09:10:14
There is space in the box, and if there is no space in the box, then there is no place in the box where there be zero, and hence it is not a box.
There is no place where there is no space. Space is not zero.
There is no such thing as an empty box.
Q.E.D.
#874 Re: This is Cool » 0.9999....(recurring) = 1? » 2007-06-02 07:47:38
Okay, I'll explain it like this, S is the inside of a box, there will allways be something in the box, else it would not be a box. S ≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠≠ 0
0 does not exist in reality.
#875 Re: This is Cool » 0.9999....(recurring) = 1? » 2007-06-02 07:08:06
Else you would have to explain the mysterious:
Apple belongs to S
Apple does not belong S
"he has it in his pants you see, who can take it then?"
"apple + P - you = 0" So if you would just leave yourself now. Go ahead, do it. Catch it on tape too!