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OK. Got it. Thanks. Vinyasi ( talk) 22:36, 27 December 2017 (UTC)
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Regarding your deletion, I don't understand the reference. I thought images are not original research and merely aid the reader to focus on the text? What am I missing? How does this apply? Vinyasi ( talk) 03:04, 1 January 2018 (UTC)
I take mild, comedic offense at this being labeled as fringe theory. It's not fringe theory, nor original research, due to the realization that it takes two different genders to come up with a child. Likewise, to merely consider energy - without also considering intelligence - is a disregard to how a magnet can appear to be a source of energy - which it is not. It is a source of coherence which can be used to boost a preexisting energy source by contributing its intelligence. Thus, no magnet runs down from its use. When it does run down, it will be due to time, not energy drainage. Same as time affecting batteries undergoing continual recharging to top them off. Those batteries won't drain, but they will age making their use anything but perpetual motion. Vinyasi ( talk) 16:06, 6 January 2018 (UTC)
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I only tell you this to save you grief and frustration. In the bigger world, maybe Newman's machine is not fringe, but in the Wikipedia world, all over-unity machines, free energy machines, perpetual motion machines are WP:fringe. The WP approach to fringe theories is to allow it, but contain it. This is because fringe topics often invoke a lot of controversy and passion and simply suck the energy out of many editors and WP becomes dysfunctional. So, you can have an article on a fringe topic, such as a particular over-unity machine, and you can work on it there. But, insertion of fringe materiel into non-fringe topics is considered disruptive editing. If you try to introduce a fringe topic to a non-fringe article (such as decoupling capacitor), it will be removed, possibly rudely. If you persist, you will get warned and if you further persist you will get blocked for disruptive editing. That's just the way it is. The more controversial a subject, the more it should be contained. It is a compromise that helps WP avoid strife and chaos. So, edit on the article about that machine, if you wish, but the policies against OR and SYN will be enforced there also. Or put it on your talk page. You can even create a sub-page of your talk page and put it all there. I have no interest in over-unity machines, but I do have an interest in LTspice. I would be happy to discuss making your simulation work. Constant314 ( talk) 18:57, 6 January 2018 (UTC)
Vinyasi ( talk) 09:32, 8 January 2018 (UTC)
To lend a little reality to this discussion, here is a diagram someone sent me. Vinyasi ( talk) 10:10, 8 January 2018 (UTC)
Discussing this topic at the Straight Dope forum inspired me to alter this simulation to have more negative voltage on the coil so as to facilitate recharging of the batteries. I have to stop focusing on producing a mere negative current on the batteries if I want them to charge. So, I upped the magnitude of voltage to the absolute value of the batteries plus ten percent times negative one. Vinyasi ( talk) 22:52, 12 January 2018 (UTC)
What does negative impedance on the coil, L1, mean as compared to positive impedance on the battery, V_bat_1? Vinyasi ( talk) 07:38, 13 January 2018 (UTC)
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I believe that it actually happened. Savo's lack of credibility as a witness – at the very least – puts himself in jeopardy, but does not guarantee the story's incredibility. In other words, Peter Savo may have been merely seeking a little extra fame for himself by endearing himself misrepresented as the nephew of Tesla to justify his hanging around him as nothing less than a groupie.
But the story actually occurred.
Tesla replicated the demonstration of the Ammann brothers performed ten years prior in Denver, Colorado, as witnessed and attested to by the Arizona Republican (now known as, The Arizona Republic).
But Tesla, known for his segacity of expertise, took the Ammann concept to a whole 'nother level of efficiency by using off-the-shelf parts (the vacuum radio tubes in the Savo account) plus a custom designed motor (also, from Savo's account).
By comparison, the Ammann brothers left the motor alone merely removing the battery pack and adding a “generator” with custom-designed aerials – two of them – attached to the top of a drum encasing this “generator”. The aerials were crafted from two bronze spheres.
I have my own theories of how each demonstration managed to boost atmospheric voltage to levels unheard of by standards of today – or yesteryear for that matter. But I'll leave my input, here, at this. Vinyasi ( talk) 01:13, 30 January 2019 (UTC)
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I want to emphasize "Wikipedia articles should refer only to facts and interpretations that have been stated in print or on reputable websites or other forms of media." A forum or fringe theory website is not considered a reliable source for analyzing scientific claims. -- NeilN talk to me 05:46, 19 February 2014 (UTC)
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Vinyasi, can you please stop re-adding the speedy deletion tag. -- NeilN talk to me 22:31, 27 December 2017 (UTC)
OK. Got it. Thanks. Vinyasi ( talk) 22:36, 27 December 2017 (UTC)
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I have sent email to you. Please check your associated email account. Constant314 ( talk) 15:42, 1 January 2018 (UTC)
Regarding your deletion, I don't understand the reference. I thought images are not original research and merely aid the reader to focus on the text? What am I missing? How does this apply? Vinyasi ( talk) 03:04, 1 January 2018 (UTC)
I take mild, comedic offense at this being labeled as fringe theory. It's not fringe theory, nor original research, due to the realization that it takes two different genders to come up with a child. Likewise, to merely consider energy - without also considering intelligence - is a disregard to how a magnet can appear to be a source of energy - which it is not. It is a source of coherence which can be used to boost a preexisting energy source by contributing its intelligence. Thus, no magnet runs down from its use. When it does run down, it will be due to time, not energy drainage. Same as time affecting batteries undergoing continual recharging to top them off. Those batteries won't drain, but they will age making their use anything but perpetual motion. Vinyasi ( talk) 16:06, 6 January 2018 (UTC)
References
I only tell you this to save you grief and frustration. In the bigger world, maybe Newman's machine is not fringe, but in the Wikipedia world, all over-unity machines, free energy machines, perpetual motion machines are WP:fringe. The WP approach to fringe theories is to allow it, but contain it. This is because fringe topics often invoke a lot of controversy and passion and simply suck the energy out of many editors and WP becomes dysfunctional. So, you can have an article on a fringe topic, such as a particular over-unity machine, and you can work on it there. But, insertion of fringe materiel into non-fringe topics is considered disruptive editing. If you try to introduce a fringe topic to a non-fringe article (such as decoupling capacitor), it will be removed, possibly rudely. If you persist, you will get warned and if you further persist you will get blocked for disruptive editing. That's just the way it is. The more controversial a subject, the more it should be contained. It is a compromise that helps WP avoid strife and chaos. So, edit on the article about that machine, if you wish, but the policies against OR and SYN will be enforced there also. Or put it on your talk page. You can even create a sub-page of your talk page and put it all there. I have no interest in over-unity machines, but I do have an interest in LTspice. I would be happy to discuss making your simulation work. Constant314 ( talk) 18:57, 6 January 2018 (UTC)
Vinyasi ( talk) 09:32, 8 January 2018 (UTC)
To lend a little reality to this discussion, here is a diagram someone sent me. Vinyasi ( talk) 10:10, 8 January 2018 (UTC)
Discussing this topic at the Straight Dope forum inspired me to alter this simulation to have more negative voltage on the coil so as to facilitate recharging of the batteries. I have to stop focusing on producing a mere negative current on the batteries if I want them to charge. So, I upped the magnitude of voltage to the absolute value of the batteries plus ten percent times negative one. Vinyasi ( talk) 22:52, 12 January 2018 (UTC)
What does negative impedance on the coil, L1, mean as compared to positive impedance on the battery, V_bat_1? Vinyasi ( talk) 07:38, 13 January 2018 (UTC)
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I believe that it actually happened. Savo's lack of credibility as a witness – at the very least – puts himself in jeopardy, but does not guarantee the story's incredibility. In other words, Peter Savo may have been merely seeking a little extra fame for himself by endearing himself misrepresented as the nephew of Tesla to justify his hanging around him as nothing less than a groupie.
But the story actually occurred.
Tesla replicated the demonstration of the Ammann brothers performed ten years prior in Denver, Colorado, as witnessed and attested to by the Arizona Republican (now known as, The Arizona Republic).
But Tesla, known for his segacity of expertise, took the Ammann concept to a whole 'nother level of efficiency by using off-the-shelf parts (the vacuum radio tubes in the Savo account) plus a custom designed motor (also, from Savo's account).
By comparison, the Ammann brothers left the motor alone merely removing the battery pack and adding a “generator” with custom-designed aerials – two of them – attached to the top of a drum encasing this “generator”. The aerials were crafted from two bronze spheres.
I have my own theories of how each demonstration managed to boost atmospheric voltage to levels unheard of by standards of today – or yesteryear for that matter. But I'll leave my input, here, at this. Vinyasi ( talk) 01:13, 30 January 2019 (UTC)
Hi Vinyasi,
it seems that your Wikipedia account's sole purpose is to publish original research, either by adding it to articles, or by creating new articles full of it, or by creating article talk page discussions to request its addition.
Previous attempts to do so have been reverted at Inductor (shielded) and deleted at Wikipedia talk:Articles for creation/Overunity.
I have reverted further additions of poorly sourced content based on user-generated and self-published sources at Nikola Tesla electric car hoax, Electricity theft and List of topics characterized as pseudoscience.
The discussion at Talk:Euclidean_division#Euclidean_division_by_zero? and your messages at Talk:History_of_Transcendental_Meditation#Verifiability_of_Nancy_Cooke_de_Herrera's_claim_to_have_quoted_Charles_F._Lutes_is_Questionable look similarly unsuitable, especially as Special:Diff/843564277/843625641 mainly seems to argue against a core policy, WP:Verifiability, rather than actually addressing verifiability concerns. I'm not entirely sure about that, though, as the text is rather incomprehensible.
If you continue using Wikipedia as a forum for original research, you may be blocked from editing. Please make sure that all of your article contributions are verifiable using reliable, published sources. Neither StackOverflow nor Wiktionary nor your personal website are reliable sources. A huge colored table at WP:RSP provides an overview of known issues that may be helpful.
For context: JavaHurricane had complained about your recent spamming of links to a website whose name matches your username at WP:AIV. You're not blocked because Special:Diff/1131607350 and Special:Diff/1131590076 are only a small part of your contributions and you hadn't been warned about spamming and conflicts of interest before. I'll provide standardized advice in the messages below.
Best regards,
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Hello, Vinyasi. We welcome your contributions, but if you have an external relationship with the people, places or things you have written about on Wikipedia, you may have a conflict of interest (COI). Editors with a conflict of interest may be unduly influenced by their connection to the topic. See the conflict of interest guideline and FAQ for organizations for more information. We ask that you:
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