At 06:17 pm 15/06/2006 -0400, you wrote: >Grimer wrote: > >>The theological virtue of Faith (belief without doubting) may be >>appropriate for religion, but it has no place in science. > >Here is what has no place in science: > >Claims unsupported by experimental proof. > >These include the often repeated claims that you can extract energy >from magnets, or HTSC, or Orgones, without a primary source of >nuclear, chemical or mechanical energy. Unless someone can offer >serious experimental proof of such claims, I do not think we should >take them seriously. > >Putting aside all discusssion of dipole magnetic moment and quantum >mechanical theory, I think we should all agree that on the >macroscopic level magnets act just the way springs do,
In so far as neither are perfectly elastic, I agree. > and there is no known method of extracting energy from them. True, but I believe there are unknown methods and people searching for them should be encouraged and their claims approached with an open mind; not the closed mind of the Porksies of this world. Frank
