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Leonardo da Vinci had many drawings that human flights were indeed possible. Have you ever take a good look at his drawings?
jhooper3581 said:Leonardo da Vinci had many drawings that human flights were indeed possible. Have you ever take a good look at his drawings?
jhooper3581 said:Leonardo da Vinci had many drawings that human flights were indeed possible. Have you ever take a good look at his drawings?
Cyrus said:Why this thread isn't deleted amazes me. Seriously...? What point does this thread serve other than to promote nonsense?
So we can have fun and post awesome videos like this..Cyrus said:Why this thread isn't deleted amazes me. Seriously...? What point does this thread serve other than to promote nonsense?
jeremylorino said:Is human flight possible? I'm not talking about flapping your wings. I'm talking about flying like Superman. I think it's possible. Does anyone have an explanation? I fly all the time in my dreams and I feel like I could fly in real life. Please be serious about this post because I am.
TheStatutoryApe said:So we can have fun and post awesome videos like this..
Now hush up! ;-p
tmyer2107 said:Human flight might one day become possible with the discovery of a room temperature superconductor. If scientists discovered a room termperature superconductor one could create extremely powerful magnetic fields rather cheaply. You could wear a belt with these magnets on it that would allow you to levitate off the ground like superman.
Also, since water is a diamagnet if you had a powerful enough superconducting magnet you could make yourself levitate in the pressence of this magnetic field. Scientists have already levitated small animals using the diamagnetic property of water.
This isn't exactly flying like superman but it is the closest we could get.
Mr. E. said:If human consciousness is held within a field, as it has been proposed, then the idea of consciously willing yourself off the ground could be conceptualized by manipulating your own field of consciousness.
I mean that's what makes sense to me.
Consider the possibility that this field could somehow slip through the air without the hindrance of friction, drag, or even gravity.
Forget aerodynamics.
Its like electricity. Only, instead of manipulating the flow of electrons through a solid medium like metal, it is the flow of consciousness through time and space.
I think human flight is possible if somehow we can concentrate brainwaves into a rhythmic pattern instead of the chaotic signals and electrical randomness of the unfocused mind. If somehow we could realize that the spaces between our destinations are simply different aspects of ourselves, we could be more convinced that we can move at all.
So really the question is, "Is it possible to convince oneself of his own imagination?"
Astronuc said:It's called falling - gracefully
magpies said:Has anyone given any thought to having a condors wings graphed onto their back? I suppose they could geneticly alter them to be super strong right?
magpies said:Has anyone given any thought to having a condors wings graphed onto their back? I suppose they could geneticly alter them to be super strong right?
Sure, you can convince yourself you can do anything. Reality is you'll go "splat"Mr. E. said:If human consciousness is held within a field, as it has been proposed, then the idea of consciously willing yourself off the ground could be conceptualized by manipulating your own field of consciousness.
I mean that's what makes sense to me.
Consider the possibility that this field could somehow slip through the air without the hindrance of friction, drag, or even gravity.
Forget aerodynamics.
Its like electricity. Only, instead of manipulating the flow of electrons through a solid medium like metal, it is the flow of consciousness through time and space.
I think human flight is possible if somehow we can concentrate brainwaves into a rhythmic pattern instead of the chaotic signals and electrical randomness of the unfocused mind. If somehow we could realize that the spaces between our destinations are simply different aspects of ourselves, we could be more convinced that we can move at all.
So really the question is, "Is it possible to convince oneself of his own imagination?"