/sci/ - Science & Math

>>4605775

300 years ago he was presented with a very similar reception

"Such startling announcements as these should be deprecated as being unworthy of science and mischievious to its true progress."
- Sir William Siemens, 1880, on Edison's announcement of a sucessful light bulb.

people are helpless in the presence of dogma
only when truth is handed to them directly will they see past the lies they have accepted as truth

maybe you dont know who he was or what he did;
http://www.lhup.edu/~dsimanek/museum/people/bessler.htm

it is now 300 years later and i am holding the solution..

>>4069844
riddles?
between two threads i have been giving descriptive data that any person sincere in this matter can add to the historical recorded data in their effort to comprehend what was inside bessers wheel
in essence i feel that if you cant conceive of it why do you deserve its benifit?
althought it produces not much energy ( besslers tested at about 1/10 horsepower when built 14 ft aprox diameter with 8 weights aprox 4 pounds each)
i have brought this to the attention of people through this post
if they are able to solve it then they may do as they please and it will be no concern of my own
no trouble to me
as far as small scale personal profit is concerned;
if i so pleased a simple grid tie invertor and an array of solar cells coupled with some wind generators could conceal the means and method of production
i am doing what i feel comfortable with, with what i know
from the vantage of those who respond differently than yourself you are just a naysayer, a detractor

http://www.lhup.edu/~dsimanek/museum/people/bessler.htm