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rigney's Profile User Rating: -----

Reputation: 82 Excellent
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1,315 (1.79 per day)
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Speculations (466 posts)
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User is offline May 22, 2012
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My Information

Member Title:
Baryon
Age:
79 years old
Birthday:
December 11, 1932
Gender:
Male Male
Location:
Lakewood, Ohio
Interests:
Fishing, Darts and Cards
College Major/Degree:
No College, but a Phd in HKs
Favorite Area of Science:
Astronomy & Big Bang Theory
Biography:
78, retired, live alone and love the market.
Occupation:
Electrician 50 years, Retired

Contact Information

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Posts I've Made

  1. In Topic: Self propagating electrical power source???

    16 May 2012 - 04:15 PM

    View Postukgazzer, on 16 May 2012 - 03:22 PM, said:

    re that link (for what it`s worth)
    orbs of water from a marble dropping in a pool - waves simulating particle behavior?!?
    energy from compression - I have no idea. "What you propose violates the second law of thermodynamics"- Aren`t laws meant to be broken :unsure:? Maybe somebody a little ignorant should give it a try?
    earths gravity to produce electricity - Isn`t that water wheels?
    the energy used by gravity - I know too much to accept that concept.
    John Galt - Energy from the Earths magnetism - Impractical. I saw 'The Core' and that didn`t go too well!
    free energy from gravity - I know too much to accept that concept
    Kapanadze Free Energy Device Replication- Insufficient data- To me at the moment it looks like a magic trick.

    Don't get me wrong, I didn't dream up this thing; but was wondered if any of it could be substantiated. Personally, I would like to see a schematic drawing of the operation. And "The Core"? That's science fiction at its unbelievably (worst) or best.
  2. In Topic: Is there something after we die?

    16 May 2012 - 12:23 AM

    View PostdoG, on 15 May 2012 - 10:31 PM, said:

    Been there. Some dude named bubba with horns throwed me out and told me not to come back since I don't believe in hell. :)

    What an idiot!

    View PostPhi for All, on 15 May 2012 - 08:50 PM, said:

    Why does there need to be a god for there to be something after we die? I can easily dismiss the concept of any gods but the idea that consciousness lives on after we shuffle off this mortal coil is very attractive. And I don't have to change the way I live in this life to entertain the idea that there might be something more after it. In fact, without the whole God/sin/worship/heaven/hell franchise, I don't even need to speculate what comes after. Maybe all I need is a sense of wonder and awe at what a marvelous place this universe is.

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    , or what it might be?

    Perhaps heaven is the excitement of learning what's beyond and hell is being afraid of some vengeful deity.
  3. In Topic: Is there something after we die?

    15 May 2012 - 08:34 PM

    View PostMoontanman, on 15 May 2012 - 06:43 PM, said:

    All hillbillies go to hell rigney, it's a familiar place for most of us... If there is a god, for there to be hell he has to be a specific god. the concept of hell is not universal nor is it ancient. Christians came up with the concept, Muslims liked it so much they incorporated it into their religion as well. I would prefer, if I must believe, to believe in a god who is more just than the concept of hell allows for.

    Gotta give you a big "AMEN" on that one Moon. Us hill folk know exactly where you are coming from. I just happened to run across this and wondered if there were actually people espousing such a disbelief and with such hatred? I've known some bad asses in my time, but this guy takes the cake.

    View PostJoatmon, on 15 May 2012 - 06:26 PM, said:

    Sometimes I think people feel they have to join one camp or the other. Absolute certainty that God exists or absolute certainty that he doesn't. My truthful stance is that I really don't know and don't understand why people say I must decide. Like you I shall know. or not know, as the case may be soon enough! If God exists I cannot believe He will condemn me for using the reasoning powers He has given me to doubt His existence!

    I quite like the vision of Heaven and Hell given in the link.

    http://en.wikipedia....the_long_spoons

    Couldn't agree with you more. And if you have been to the brink, even once; it does make you wonder.
  4. In Topic: Thorium vs Uranium

    14 May 2012 - 07:53 PM

    View Postinsane_alien, on 14 May 2012 - 07:08 PM, said:

    Thorium-232 breeds U-233 which could potentially be used in a nuclear device. sure, it won't be as good as plutonium, but it'll get the job done and could be used as a primary in a multistage device.


    Bet your backside I'm not gonna jump the gun on Moons reply, which will be coming shortly. I'm intrerested only in a passive energy deployment to produce electrical power for a worlds consumptiom. And really, we don't need a nuclear holicost to destroy this world, humans are doing their damdest at present with our garbage to get it done. Now! Please, let's get back to the topic.
  5. In Topic: Thorium vs Uranium

    14 May 2012 - 06:54 PM

    View PostMoontanman, on 14 May 2012 - 04:58 PM, said:

    Actually the video does explain that, thorium cannot be used to make bombs, current nuclear reactors produce weapons grade material, at the start of the nuclear age bombs were what it was all about. Here is another good video about thorium.



    Thanks Moon, I was going to use your link, but chose what I thought to be the lesser of two evils: discombobulation and confusion. "NOT SO"! Anything we feel to be worth having has always been geared to the framework of money and power.(The last four or five minutes) of this link should convince you.

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    rajakrsna 

    11 Mar 2012 - 07:33
    You been to the Philippines? You must have dropped by in Cebu City before you returned to Germany. What`s in the Filipinos that amazes you? Our national hero, Dr Jose Rizal was well-loved by the people he met in Heidelberg. He even wrote a poem, The Flowers of Heidelberg.
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    Divagating the Future 

    17 Feb 2012 - 05:29
    Thanks___________Thanks..A lot..<•>
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    Divagating the Future 

    17 Feb 2012 - 05:29
    Thanks___________Thanks..A lot..<•>
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    Moontanman 

    11 May 2011 - 21:43
    s'up hillbilly
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    jimmydasaint 

    10 Dec 2010 - 12:05
    Hey - happy birthday to you tomorrow old boy!
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    A Tripolation 

    12 Oct 2010 - 22:50
    It's ok. I was very offended in my first post, but not really in any of the others. My messages may seem to come across as more emotional than they actually are. That is not the case. Thank you though.
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    hotsexyscience 

    01 Oct 2010 - 11:49
    whatttt?
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    rigney 

    29 Sep 2010 - 14:13
    Hi Guy. I'm much worse at replying than you will ever be; believe me. Philippines? Was in Germany back in the mid fifties with a chap from Manila. "Gaugua", or somethin to that effect. Sharp lad, Good soldier. We just didn't keep in touch. Thanks for the reply and good luck to ya'. 9/29
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    needimprovement 

    14 Sep 2010 - 05:05
    Hello rigney,
    Thank you for accepting my friendship request and for the visitor message as well.
    And apologize for late reply.
    How's things a goin??
    Thanks again and warm greetings from Philippines
    needimprovement
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