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Inventions that failed are the basis of WIKI in defining PMM of any kind. And they too, were affected by the contagious belief of its impossibility. But any books can be re-written if proven at fault. It must be cyclic in a way, (but maybe not exactly the way you think) that is, to create...

Thanks for being open-minded. I just want to make it clear that I am not suggesting to go beyond the limits of science. But if anybody could discover another unknown phenomena and will be able to prove it scientifically, let him be.

Hope not. First of, I would like to apologize to the thread starter. Please do not think that I am trying to hi-jack this thread. And if anybody thinks so, just post it and i'll never post again. I just wanted to participate since the topic is of global concern...and not a problem of...

The possibility is not open only to those who will stubbornly try to imitate the concepts that failed, and will try to defy the existing universal laws of science. Who can argue? What you said are all on the physics book. However, books are references, it contains great wisdom if understood...

I think I said, using gravity and a material(rigid or fluid). Yes, scientists are too smart these days, but maybe they never notice the very simple of things, leaving some things as it is, maybe because they are capable of analyzing and calculating tons of problems in a second using...

Pardon me, I never said "output without input". Let me put it this way...if the input is 10, you only need 5 of it to put the system in continuous motion (losses included), the rest will be excess. But surely he will named names before being recognized. Prize is "Fame or Shame". Not...

Thanks, interesting and creative works. But at least thanks to them, they've made efforts to prove what has never been mathematically and scientifically disproved. Then, the possibility is still open.

I wish there are enough water flowing in every backyard. I wonder how many great inventors have been called that way? An ideal device is something that is self-sustaining by using gravity and a readily available material (rigid or fluid) to maintain its motion...and not depending on...

I wish you did not end your last statement with a period, unless it has been proven that it is an outright impossibility. Machine flying, steel floating, fire raining...are classic examples of unbelievable inventions and deemed impossible in the old days. The point is, has the potential of...

It's Gravity. Is it possible to create PMD using gravity that will generate a continuous force of at least half of the load applied? I think so.

I have this strange feeling, the solution is almost ready, I believe we are already entering the age of Free Energy. But no, it won't happen overnight. If I may ask, what source of energy exists anywhere in the world? Constant and is always available, completely safe and doesn't emit harmful...

Conservation is one point, but I think finding an alternative energy source should be thought of before oil supply dwindles any further...which, am afraid, could result war between nations.