The first rule of electrothermodynamicsis we don't talk about electrothermodynamics.
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Syncubus Yarr! Ye'll be walking Planck's Constant! [GMT-5],
Thu 19 May 2005, 19:02,
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woo to the cyclic redunancy I could eat the scabs off a dead dog That was a brand new hat,
Thu 19 May 2005, 19:04,
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Genius!
glued eel /questions/questionsyoudliketoask/post1648081,
Thu 19 May 2005, 19:05,
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noenergy lost by friction surely ...
... that's why they have to come every other week to change the huge batteries the hair drying is using to compensate.
(... that's why they have to come every other week to change the huge batteries the hair drying is using to compensate.
oCo,
Thu 19 May 2005, 19:10,
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hmmbut perhaps if the hairdrier was solar powered
and efficiently blasted air towards the turbines
no actually it probably wouldnt
(and efficiently blasted air towards the turbines
no actually it probably wouldnt
connor,
Thu 19 May 2005, 19:16,
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Quite apart from the energy lost byall the air that just flys past the turbines without moving them at all.
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Thu 19 May 2005, 19:35,
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that might just work urbane legend i have known the inexorable sadness of pencils,
Thu 19 May 2005, 19:50,
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I think you'll findthis is actually how it works. Where else would wind come from?
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Fri 20 May 2005, 2:50,
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ha!haven't commented here in a bit but couldn't let this go.
woo and yay sir!
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Fri 20 May 2005, 3:28,
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woo and yay sir!
Haha! Great IdeaBrilliantly executed
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Fri 20 May 2005, 8:36,
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You've just inventedthe perpetual motion machine. You're going to be rich...AICMFP.
Woo
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