Heitor Silva

PAY ATTENTION! (It's just for humorous intentions, that's the reason of that topic being in the Lounge, instead of the Philosophy) In the middle of The Lounge and Philosophy, today i will try to resume some philosphers in 6 words or less: Nietzsche - I'm depressed, leave me alone Schopenhauer - Because Metaphysics wanted in this way! Augustine of Hippo - Because GOD wanted in this way!! Pyhtagoras - I love math and I hate beans Epicurus - Nature, having pleasures with this one! Diogenes - I hate material things, except me. Karl Marx - It's not yours, it's ours! (proceeds to begin the Soviet Anthem) Democritus - Everything is made of tiny stuff (ATOMS!) Thales - Greece has water, so water primordial! Anaximender - Infinite is primordial, only this. Anaximenes - Air is primordial, Icarus got defeated Descartes - dumbs doesn't exist, only smart dudes! John Locke - Liberty and democracy!!! YEAH MURICA!!!! Heraclitus - Everything is changing, take this Darwin! Parmenides - Everything is how it start. Quote of the day: THE SUN IS A DEADLY LAZER, bill wurtz, 2017. Have a nice flight, with knowledge and comedy!

I'm reading Sapiens - A brief history of mankind, right now.

At this time my assumption is correct (I'm feeling like Nostradamus, but by discovering that my assumption was based on a already exist thing lol)

Hey there, i'm again with a assumption that could be wrong. (lol, probably i'm known as "wrong science theories guy"). It can be possible to plug some prosthesis and gene-changing to the neural cells degenerated by Parkinson disease? Like, make some steps to solve a Parkinson disease, same of a cancer treatment? Well, that project I thinked is called THE GENIE: a process that changes the genes of specific areas to downcrease chances of Parkinson, by acting on their main areas. I will show it in some processes: An apparel will check the neural structure of the black substance, and will detect areas and cells that could be probable to suffer with degeneration by Parkinson, then, the doctor will use a "transgenic techinique" to manipulate the flawed genes of the neural cells nucleus. First question is there, what's the relation of a Parkinson bad with flawed genes? Well, my assumption says that the degeneration is caused, along with the Lewy bodies, by genes flaws on the cell time of life, a accelerated time of life could make the cell die on a faster speed, considerating the average time of life. Adjusting some flawed genes SNCA, PARK2, PARK7, PINK1 and LRRK2 could treat the Parkinson in genetic therms. Another thing to estabilish is the Lewy bodies, a grouping of alpha-sinuclein protein (a-sin) that happens when the a-sin have problems and can unfold itself and joint with other proteins, forming these aggregations that could obstruct and help in the kill of the neural cells, and, no, I'm not using the prion theory; We can find a key for the flawed proteins on the places that a-sin is produced on the brain, that today I will call "Carlsson terminal", in reference to Arvid Carlsson, discoverer of dopamine. The Carlsson terminal in Parkinson's could have structural problems on their genes, so, what if we uses THE GENIE to unlock the flawed ones and fix it? Flaws on SNCA gene could make the protein more elastic and more flexible, making an link to unfolding and joint on Lewy's, also, passing these themes of genes, we also can use, maybe an chemical treatment, to reduce the reactive oxygen species, making the chance of unfolding even more difficult, like putting weights on each border of a paper to make impossible to the paper get blown by the wind and flews away. That could be wrong, but, with the transgenic advances and the nanotechnology ghost on everything, that could be possible, early or late, and I will gain an Nobel Prize post-mortem (LOL again). I hope that you liked it, and have a nice flight.

Well, there is some links for researches, but, i live in Brazil, so, all of them is in Portuguese, but is possible for translate it, i hope that won't will be a big deal: https://cdc.unb.br/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/Feitosa_et_al_2022.pdf - A research made by Universidade de Brasília (UnB) and Universidade Fedral de Uberlândia (UFU) about the impacts of COVID-19 disease on sensorial smelling, but still have some relatories of electric estimulation of the olfactory bulb. https://repositorio.usp.br/item/000710239 - A research of Universidade de São Paulo (USP) of 1981, about experiments of electric estimulation of the olfactory bulb and their comportamental effects on some laboratory rats. Credits for the researchers of the studies.

Hello, and g'day! It looks like the title is confusing - because it is. But, let me explain this more further, it possible to feel senses, like taste, smell, touch and hear, outside of the places that you can find these senses. For example, you can smell the sweet odor of an lavander camp in the French rural zone, inside of your home, without a lavander plant on your garden or even living in the France. You get it? Well, how this technology could work? It can WORKS? Well, I think that can happens, and this is happening right now since 2022. I'll say why it works: If you don't knows - the brain works with electric pulses that is interpreted on every thing that we feels, like vision, hearing, pain, movement, intelligence, and every that we do and are doing. So, what if a computer get feelings by sensors and transform it in electric pulses, that electric pulses will be transported in our huge web of cables of electricity, like our Internet, between the world, and goes to our computer, or a computer inside of a television, and reinterpretes it and activate a odor liberation system that can make us smell a lavander camp on the French rural zone. Possible applications of this new technology is multisensoring televisors and multismell wickless candles, for example. Or as Osmo did, mapping the odors using the analysis of the molecules that make these smells at granular level, that is simple at first sight, but is way more complex that it. Its surprising that something that just like 30 years ago its was impossible and a idea completely crazy - and there we are... Companies like Osmo and Noar are doing it since 2022, it obvious that is parallel technologies, but, all coming for the same result. I hope that you heared me to this point, and... have a nice flight.

Well exchemist, studiot and swansont, that's really a big problem to handle. I searched in some fonts (as for example the ChatGPT) and maybe the thermodynamic laws can't afford a infinite motor, but, what if this motor wasn't infinite, but yes, so efficient? So, with this on my hand, I decided to redesign it. And, something I have certain, that's not will be the infinite motor, but the most efficient? Check that steps: The main tank is filled with methanol (CH3OH). 1.1. The auxiliar tank is gonna be filled with result hydrogen of the fuel cell, and will be used for a another auxiliar fuel cell of water. The main fuel cell transforms that methanol in hydrogen and carbon dioxide. That carbon dioxide will be transfered for a chamber, where it divides and become carbon monoxide. The carbon monoxide will feed the auxiliar fuel cell. The main and the auxiliar fuel cell will power a electric motor that generates torque. A alternator is plugged in the motor to generate electric energy. A emergency battery will be feeded with these electric energy and will power the motor, in case of an error in the three fuel cells or else errors in some fuel cells and the others can't afford the motor. A third fuel cell will be feed with hydrogen (1.1 step) and will be feed also with oxygen of the air, forming water, that is plugged for cooling, after the water will be mixed with an antifreeze substance. Hydraulic oil will be pumped for reducing the friction wastes of energy. The water from the third fuel cell will be mixed with a antifreeze and will be pumped for cooling process. That can afford one of the most efficent electric motors that use fuel cells, maybe the most efficient methanol fuel cell motor ever made. With a efficiency estimated in ~70 or 80%, and, finally, it generates useful work, that be afforded with a lot of attributes that can be used. Like propellers and what I want - jets. Seeing it, I calculed how much horsepower that motor can afford with 33,8 fluid ounces (1 litre), and there is a table about it. Pay attention because the 3 last ones was with a efficiency calculated of 30%, so, it can be even bigger. Litres per time horsepower (hp) kilowatts (kW) 1 litre per hour ~4,46 horsepower ~3,32 kilowatts 1 litre per minute ~134 horsepower ~99,92 kilowatts 1 litre per second ~8.035 horsepower ~5.991 kilowatts 2 litres per second ~16.070 horsepower ~11.983 kilowatts PS: 16.070 horsepower is way bigger more that 9.620 horsepower, that is the power needed to thrust a Boeing 737-300, God, I created a monster?

Maybe I found a infinite motor powered by hydrogen? This is a very first prototype that I idealized, before I explain how it works, I want to establish some points: I'm not a professional engineer, i'm just a enthusiast of aviation that was lost in rambling trying to find a sustentable engine. Probably it is subject to some flaws, and I need help from internauts to show problems to solve them, probably in some future it can be sufficient to power a entire Boeing 787. And lastly, it maybe also be completely flawed and be subject to redesign completely, and even being archived or abandoned. So, how it works? Well, it works in a cycle, that is depicted on the attached file below, and is organized in numbers also depicted in the file: The main tank is filled with unmineralized water. The water go to a chamber, then, inside the chamber, the water pass through a electrolysis and is divided in hydrogen and oxygen. The hydrogen go to the anode, and is divided again in proton and eletron. The proton go to the catode through the electrolite, and the eletron goes for another path (seventh step) The oxygen go to the catode chamber during the dividing of the hydrogen. The eletron pass through the catode and joint again with the proton and turn again to hydrogen and joint with oxygen, becoming water. The eletron, before pass on the catode, feed the electric motor by the motor brushes. The water, a result of the sixth step, go again to the water tank and it restarts the cycle. And then, that's my proposed cycle of the infinite hydrogen engine. And I say another time, i'm subject to constructive criticism and troubleshooting to improve more this project. PS: I don't have willing to put this project in practice, for now.