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Sensei made the claim, so they can back it up.

Not in the US. Unemployment means actively looking for work, available to work, but not working. https://www.bls.gov/cps/definitions.htm#:~:text=Population) x 100.-,Unemployed,week%2C except for temporary illness.

One might consider that instead of moving on from a job that underpays them, they stay. Then you don’t have to spend time hiring a new employee and training them. A cycle which repeats itself. Not wasting these efforts results in higher productivity. Do you have any inflation data to share to support scenario #2? Not really an issue for service industry jobs, like fast food workers. Products that compete in the worldwide market are probably not made by “unskilled” labor being paid minimum-wage

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https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2023/05/new-study-finds-a-high-minimum-wage-creates-jobs.html The assertion in a 2010 op-ed was that higher minimum wage meant “Say goodbye to entry level jobs and hello to permanent double digit unemployment.” “Over the next thirteen years, a long list of cities and states enacted minimum wage increases of unprecedented size. Between 2014 and 2022, California increased its minimum wage by 56 percent in inflation-adjusted terms. Over a similar time period, New York raised its wage floor by 72 percent. Permanent double digit unemployment did not ensue. In fact, not only did these historically large minimum wage hikes fail to put all fast food workers out of job, but a new study indicates that they actually induced job growth.”

Yes, the equation is E2 = p2c2 +m2c4

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Does that “fully and accurately” simulate an electron? Any measuring instrument is limited in its precision. Does it? What about terms that are not eigenvalues, or do not commute? And can you determine the wave function for all systems, and solve the equations analytically?

No, for two reasons. A computer simulation rests on some algorithm, which would be based on quantum mechanics. Do all systems allow an analytic QM solution? No. Some require numerical solutions, which are not exact. Does QM provide a full description of an electron? Also no. The uncertainty principle, for example.

You have not provided any reason to think that such a vortex would have any effect on gravity. No evidence that any wind speed would have an effect. Without that, why would anyone bother with an experiment? Logic isn’t sufficient. Science tells us how the world behaves, so anything not tied to that is missing a key element. The rules require something beyond fantasy. This isn’t the WAG forum. You have an opportunity to learn science, if you are interested. But if all you want to do is lecture based on stuff you’ve made up, we aren’t interested.

A moderator quoting the rules is somehow unexpected, and funny? (also, that’s “you’re”)

There are issues that are already acknowledged as being outside of science. One shouldn’t have to reiterate those boundaries with each new argument

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What have you done so far? Nobody is going to just do your homework for you

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No competent scientist claims that this is the case. Anyway, please review the guidelines for posting in speculations

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Limited by c, obviously. You could probably estimate the linear speed by calculating the rotational speed from the in-spiral graphs (inverse of the period), and using v = wr and with the Schwarzschild radius for r. (assume equal mass BHs)

Sort of. It can’t spontaneously begin to rotate without an external torque. But the current would feel a force, and if properly connected, the wire would rend to rotate in one direction while the battery+magnets would rotate in the other, such that the angular momentum would remain zero.

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No, you misread that. M1 + M2 = ~100 and the mass of the resulting BH was ~91 The surface are limitation you cite is ~70 if M1 and M2 are (roughly) equal. 79, if they are 75 and 25. Converting 9 solar masses to energy isn’t in conflict. The numbers you cited earlier tell us that it was not instantly converted. It took a few weeks, if your number is correct.

You need to provide scientific evidence to back up your claim.

! Moderator Note No, it doesn’t. And making claims like this without evidence or a model means this does not fulfill the requirements of speculations. And this has been pointed out to you before

What mathematical model is the basis for this conjecture? Is there any independent evidence that any of these effects will happen?