/sci/ - Science & Math

>>1446090
Religion no more holds back progress, than an umbrella holds back a hurricane.

Religion is, in and of itself, not evil. I have a form of religion, I follow the tennants of Christ, but I also hold there is some truth and spiritual meaning in every religion, and thus, have respect for religion, in general.

Fanaticism, and Ignorance, hold back progress. Islamic Fanatics, Jihadists, Jewish Fanatics (Yes, they exist), Hindu Elder Councils, Christian Fundies, they hold back social, scientific, and philosophical progress for the human race. I would hate to see religion removed, but I would love to see it take a place not as: "OBEY OR ELSE" but more of a moral guidance of: "This is good behavior, this is bad behavior."

For me, the teachings of Christ become: "Question Everything, Seek Answers, Fight Ignorance", but that's a personal philosophy. I would fight tooth and nail to protect religion, mine or antohers. But I will not fight for Fanticism. I am morally against blind faith.

Because true faith requires one to look for evidence to support it, and if one fails to find the evidence, then change the faith until it fits facts.

Those astute may realize that my faith is very similar to current scientific theory.

113 here. Then again, most of it didn't make much sense to me, and I went with gut instinct. Of course, I also failed math, but I'm an exceptional writer.

>>1446023
Win. :D

Or you could walk out.

If they give you shit about it, say that, roughly: "Creatonism is against my personal, moral beliefs, and I do not feel comfortable listening to another religions rhetoric."

And if it goes beyond that, I'm sure a few lawfags here are willing to help.

>>1392419
Most likely, if /sci/ is anything like /x/ or /ic/

>>1392396
Too late, government is already on it.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Powered_exoskeleton

Forget it...I'll come back at another time when /sci/ isn't such a faggy place.

>>1392330
If there was a letter in the english language for a sigh, I would be using it. Capitalized.

>>1392313
no OP doesn't know what trip codes are.

>>1392308
Trip codes are cool too.

>>1392298
I've yet to decide. NiMH are far more affordable than fuel cells, albeit, fuel cells tend to be more powerful and last longer.
And yet again, I'm not knowledgeable in the field of fuel cells, so the one that works best to my knowledge is hydrogen.
But, I have yet to decide as stated.

You get destroyed. And you light up incredibly bright and maybe cause untold destruction and devastation by exploding.

OP here I was trolling all along, sorry guys. I'm not really that stupid.

>>1392261
Again, not perpetual motion, at the most think of this design as a way to provide energy to recharge the battery or be provided directly to where it's needed to increase the range.

"$13 billion"
Thought you guys wouldn't just counter troll, but shit guys. Apparently, I gave /sci/ way too much credit.

>>1392223
"fusion"
I'm talking a bike, not a dump truck.

>>1392138
And begun to compare and contrast successful designs of electric systems?

It's on a fuck huge paper, so it's not all on there..

>>1392125
I know. That's why I'm trying to put together a energy conservation system first.

>>1392117
Now that I think about it,
http://www.electricbikee.com/tag/electric-motorcycle/
That does make sense...

>>1392114
Why would I have bothered to draw the picture if I was?

>>1392106
I'm thinking about a 3-phase in all honesty.

>>1392082
A small motor can be started by simply plugging it into an electrical receptacle or by using a switch or circuit breaker. A larger motor requires a specialized switching unit called a motor starter or motor contactor. When energized, a direct on line (DOL) starter immediately connects the motor terminals directly to the power supply. A motor soft starter connects the motor to the power supply through a voltage reduction device and increases the applied voltage gradually or in steps.[2][3][4]

Idk, sounds like your motor would just be running all the time if it didn't mang.

Also, batteries.
But seriously, the motor runs, then through gears and shit it turns a series of alternators or something.
The front and back wheels essentially turn dynamos, while the brakes are a regen system.

>>1392070
10-20 HP. That seems extremely small. But electric motors are different from gas powered, so that may have something to do with it.

>>1392069
No, it's not just "put generator on front wheel derp"
It's "alternators and dynamos, FUCK SHIT."
I'm not trolling, I'm really not.

>>1392038
So with the motor controller, it follows I will need a motor starter and a variable/adjustable speed drive, correct?

>>1392038
When did I make a statement anywhere saying I want a hybrid motorcycle? Please tell me.