BLOGGO!

sisyphus is dead!
9/9/2014: 9:39pm
long shadow conjecture
(did he try to run over the inventor?)
you have to admit, that's old physics, not new
that's like not believing in perpetual motion
that's like not believing in the gods
(maybe there's a chance he ran himself over...)

Errata of the Mechanists, #3

What may be cautioned is duration.

The Dramatis Personae: Stories for Inventing History

An alternate history title.

BOOK DESCRIPTION

Twenty incredible stories from the past, present, and future lives of Nathan Coppedge: the text includes two sections. The first section is called ‘The Self,’ and is devoted to Nathan Coppedge’s interesting incarnations as a ‘cave boy,’ ‘the urchin of Ur,’ one of the Eight Chinese Immortals, the Egyptian god of Astonishment, the burner of the Library of Alexandria, the inventor of the book, a child who names himself the end of humanity, Pippin son of William Tell, Pharisee the Fakir, the spy Aaron Burr, the self-made Rip Van Winkl, someone who believed himself to be Euler, the so-called Burgher King, a soul inside a super-computer, Eucaleh and a number of quasi-devilish future lives. Section Two is called ‘Others,’ and is devoted to a variety of personalities which Coppedge feels influenced history---all of them concocted with a faculty for creative invention. This is alternate-history-in-the-making, all from the standpoint of a self-described ‘potential novelist.’

The title is now available at Amazon HERE.

Rank for Perpetual Motion Machine Designs & Theory

Temporarily rated at:

#150,947 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

• #56 in Books > Engineering & Transportation > Engineering > Reference > Patents & Inventions

Yay!

I'm in the top 4% at Academia.Edu! See PAGE here.

Feeling more prestigious now! Not everyone Ivy gets to that level, in my presumptuous opinion!


Update: Oct. 2014 down to Top 5%

I posted some data about the Master Angle / Escher Machine

The data is visible on Academic Room, in the form of one of the comments below the video:

http://www.academicroom.com/video/master-angle-elementary-discovery

Errata of the Mechanists, #2

"If perpetual motion kills anyone (imagine a gigantic rolling pin running over an industrial snooper), it is officially an accident, an apocryphal accident. The accident is comparable to the pride of the machine, just as the specific inventor imagines that it's his design"

Perpetual Faith in Motion

"Recently, very few people seem to believe in perpetual motion"

"Inventing perpetual motion seems to require an act of God"

"Invention? That's like saying the inventor's God you might say"

"Like, the inventor's God, someone might say"

"They think they're stuck on God? What about perpetual motion!"


[It's the final quotation above that I think is most important in spite of confusions...]

Perpetual Motion Press Dilemma

More important for someone (amongst anyone) to build it, than to get press...

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More important to get press than for one specific individual to build it (unless there's only one)...

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More important for one specific individual to build it than to broadcast your average White House Press Conference...

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The existence of your average White House Press Conference is much more important than going to nuclear war...


By this argument, there's something very real about perpetual motion!

Or do you not see clearly?

Terrapinian Advice

(Terrapin is my erstwhile pseudonym, which I have been slowly rejecting)

"It's best if we can have feelings with our thoughts, and not become a band of what-nots" ---ET

"Oh, for thoughts to not be the same, when they return again: to remember the form and forget to learn what does not teach: to be the eye of the storm" ---ET

Message from the Hobby-Inventor:

People are sort of busy, but what about an investigation of my over-unity concepts,

Including:

1.a. An Object that Rolls Upwards

(including 1.b. A diagram for the simplest possible working perpetual motion machine)

and

2. Proof of Over-Unity

?

Temporary Rating

DPT is currently #15 for Kindle / Philosophy / Reference

Currently 140,193rd in Kindle Store overall (for now).

There is a link to that text HERE. I think it belongs in bookstores.

(Once I found two different books that had the same rating, so I don't know if these statistics are really trustworthy).

Tantalyzing Coincidences In My History of Perpetual Motion Theorizing

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   Nov. 11, 2014: Veteran's Day. Nov. 10, 2013: Successful over-unity experiment 

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6. Nathan Coppedge ‏@nathancoppedge  19m

   Oct. 31st, 834 B.C: The First Halloween celebrated. Oct. 30, 2006: The Tilt Motor invented #perpetualmotionholidays #perpetualmotionmachines

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7. Nathan Coppedge ‏@nathancoppedge  23m

   July 4, 2012 Higgs discovered. July 3rd, 2014 The master angle discovered #perpetualmotionholidays #perpetualmotionmachines

Perpetual Motion Genius' Guide to Philosophy

BOOK DESCRIPTION

Previously the author of similar 'Guides' on poetry, young adulthood, and child development, here the author addresses a topic dear to his heart: philosophy. Those unfamiliar with the topic are likely to find many reasons either for or against it in this entertaining and reasonably deep guide to the subject. From the author of the Dimensional Philosopher's Toolkit, and also inventor of numerous over-unity concepts.

It is available on Amazon HERE.

I don't have a Guggenheim Fellowship after all

But I got a phone call while I was at Starbucks, which made the impression that someone was speaking on behalf of the Guggenheim Foundation.

What I heard --- but I suffer from auditory hallucinations --- was that I was being offered a Guggenheim Fellowship.

I said 'no...I can't hear you' because I couldn't hear what they were saying.

So now I don't know if I'll ever hear from them again. It was a no-callback number.

The other option is it was an ad for Laser Vision surgery. Oh well.

Update: At least two Guggenheim foundations claim it wasn't them. But maybe it was a screening call by Lavazza, which is one of their supporters... I may not ever know.