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To: allmost
Magnetic monopoles don't exist. The field retains it's energy in your example. Just as voltage won't flow through an equally charged state as in the bird on a wire, it must have a ground. The two forces are not separate.

I guess you simply have no idea how magnets are used to create electricity.

50 posted on 08/16/2009 12:15:04 PM PDT by raybbr (It's going to get a lot worse now that the anchor babies are voting!)
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To: raybbr

One of us has no idea.


52 posted on 08/16/2009 12:16:38 PM PDT by allmost
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To: raybbr

I have a debate here if you wish to throw in physics

Energy cannot be created or destroyed only transferred

OK

A magnet is something containing energy which it is gradually loosing.
As the magnet is dispersing its energy over the next couple of hundred years why cant we use that to our advantage and efficiently transfer that energy.

when it comes down to it we don’t know jack yet in the greater scheme of things.

Hell we are just now stepping into what they have dubbed quantum transportation. what are they going to do when they figure out that certain particles can be used to transfer energy back and forth between dimensional planes or over time to create perpetual energy without violating any boundaries of physics.

before anyone tries to make a sly remark, don’t even try it your educated by a system of perpetual debt to accept control and don’t realize it or do not have the understanding enough to defeat it perpetual energy is far to ahead of this generation and maybe the next 10 - 20

Yes my grammar was bad it was caused by my broken give a damn I do apologize.


132 posted on 02/04/2011 5:04:07 AM PST by theprophet865
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