Does my antigravity engine convert gravity into spin?

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The discussion revolves around a proposed setup involving a square paper with a central reference point and weights positioned at various intervals around a circle representing hours on a clock. The weights are placed at specific distances from the center, with the intention of analyzing their effects through vector analysis and the introduction of spin energy to achieve an anti-gravity effect. The user expresses frustration over the complexity of the concept, noting a long duration of experimentation and seeking clarity. However, forum guidelines emphasize that the discussion should focus on unexplained phenomena and discourage speculation on mainstream physics topics. The moderators remind participants to adhere to the forum's purpose and maintain a respectful environment for all discussions.
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ill describe the set up:

take a square paper, draw in the center a 0 reference spot, count 6 squares up and 6 down and put both weights up and down, sorround the set up with a circle with center the 0 point and 12 squares radius, paint the hours oclock around it and draw a radius in each hour to the 0 point,now ill tell you how to draw the succesion of weights in each hour:

12 oclock 6suares from 0 already drawn,
1 oclock: 8 squares from 0, measure with a rule 8 squares to do the diagonal
2: 10 squares from 0
3: 12 squares from 0
4: 10 squares from 0
5: 8 squares from 0
6:already drawn 6 squares
7: 4 squares fr..
8: 2squares
9: 0squares
10: 2 squares
11: 4squares
12: 6 squares

both weights pass through an axe that has geared the spin of the axle and the advance and retraction of the weights

if you make a vectorial analisis with G in each weight hopefully youll see what i mean

by the way if you ask what has of antigravity you should add spin energy, reverse the spin and a counterotatory cilinder, it should go up

by the way you have been very helpfull in making me realize with my last mistake but this one will be a tuff one because I've been 5 years at it
 
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Sorry, dude, but this makes even less sense than the last one.
 
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