The discussion revolves around the concept of gravitational machines, with participants sharing ideas, designs, and interpretations of what such machines could entail. The scope includes theoretical considerations, speculative designs, and personal anecdotes related to gravitational effects.
Participants do not reach a consensus on the existence or feasibility of gravitational machines. There are competing views on the validity of personal anecdotes and the theoretical basis for such machines.
Some claims rely on personal interpretations of gravity and machine functionality, while others express skepticism about the possibility of manipulating gravitational forces. The discussion includes speculative statements that are not universally accepted.
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DaveC426913 said:
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I have one too; I use it every day. It's not nearly as compact as yours - this one's big enough to stand in! When activated, it creates an effect that is indistinguishable from gravity. Without looking out a window, there's no experiment you can do that will tell you whether you're under the influence of gravity, or under the influence of the machine.
Also, whenever I step out of it, it has magically transported me from the street to my office.
utter lies. i have a graviton coupling constant meter so i can easily tell whether it's your machine or gravity.Did you get the relativistic version, with go-faster 'superluminal motion' stripes?DaveC426913 said:
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