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mikelewis

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6. Of course it does... that's the trap.
Sat Dec 14, 2024, 07:19 AM
Dec 2024

When you use Hamiltonians alot...and I mean a lot... well, you have to keep the Lagrangian in mind. The Hamiltonian - the Lagrangian is the expression of angular momentum... as I understand it anyway. The only problem is, angular momentum and momentum are not considered... I guess the term is geometrically relevant? So when you take a Hamiltonian... no that is not pseudoscience... but if you were to apply it to a concept like Closed Loop Pulse Propulsion... the Helix Coil that NASA has.... Thornson Inertial propulsion device... nonsense like that... well, that just opens the door to nonsense...

So that is the trap and they would instantly see what I was doing. I would of course pretend I wasn't but well, it wouldn't matter... they would shut it down and block me forever. Just like the last time when I asked them basic Newtonian Physics questions and they locked and blocked. LOL. Those Cats aren't dumb... LOL Well... they are but they think they're not.


So... this chat cannot be about that... Please and thank you.

This chat is just to confirm that if... IF a system was to express perpetual motion... it would have to A break symmetry as per Noether and B express energy and momentum according to the Hamiltonian...otherwise it's impossible. The Lagrangian clearly makes it impossible. The only possible impossibility could be the Hamiltonian... that is my point and why they would instantly ban it... make sense?

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