"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message
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On Wed, 31 Oct 2007 17:19:45 -0400, " JimH" ask wrote:


"Eisboch" wrote in message
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"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message
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On Wed, 31 Oct 2007 14:34:52 -0400, Gene Kearns
wrote:

Consider this.... a new 24' Bayliner carries 64 gallons of fuel.
Burring E85, that would be like taking along about 48 gallons of
gasoline. I hope you aren't going far....

I've been told by some pretty reputable people in the outboard
industry that the one thing they are afraid of is E85 being mandated.

Don't know if it's true, but I'm inclined to believe them.



Hopefully, the government and industry will come to their senses before
then.

Corn just ain't the answer.

We need SW to finally come clean on some of the technology used in
intergalactic travel.....maybe we can eventually beam up/down from place
to
place.

Come clean Tom. ;-)

Well, it's this way.

It's a Dimensional Inertialess Quantum Skip Drive.

Quantum principles dictate that there are infinite universes based on
decision points. For example, let's say that you choose to go to the
local Gandhi Mart instead of Stop and Shop. Your decision has created
a separate universe based on that decision. The neighboring universe
is the one in which you chose to go to Stop and Shop is identical to
the one in which you went to Gandhi Mart only the decision point has
changed.

Using this principle, the Dimensional Inertialess Quantum Skip Drive
allows movement from a position in one dimension to a position in a
neighboring dimension. That neighbor dimension is identical to your
dimension with the sole exception of the decision point that created
it. It is totally transparent to you because, essentially, it is
identical to your previous dimension.

The exact process is a by product of Hilbert Space functions using
zero point time/space analysis in infinite dimensional space instead
of two or three dimensional Euclidean geometry.

Pretty simple stuff actually.

Is that anything like the rubber band models I used to build when I was a
young lad?

"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message
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On Wed, 31 Oct 2007 17:19:45 -0400, " JimH" ask wrote:


"Eisboch" wrote in message
om...

"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message
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On Wed, 31 Oct 2007 14:34:52 -0400, Gene Kearns
wrote:

Consider this.... a new 24' Bayliner carries 64 gallons of fuel.
Burring E85, that would be like taking along about 48 gallons of
gasoline. I hope you aren't going far....

I've been told by some pretty reputable people in the outboard
industry that the one thing they are afraid of is E85 being
mandated.

Don't know if it's true, but I'm inclined to believe them.



Hopefully, the government and industry will come to their senses
before
then.

Corn just ain't the answer.

We need SW to finally come clean on some of the technology used in
intergalactic travel.....maybe we can eventually beam up/down from
place to
place.

Come clean Tom. ;-)

Well, it's this way.

It's a Dimensional Inertialess Quantum Skip Drive.

Quantum principles dictate that there are infinite universes based on
decision points. For example, let's say that you choose to go to the
local Gandhi Mart instead of Stop and Shop. Your decision has created
a separate universe based on that decision. The neighboring universe
is the one in which you chose to go to Stop and Shop is identical to
the one in which you went to Gandhi Mart only the decision point has
changed.

Using this principle, the Dimensional Inertialess Quantum Skip Drive
allows movement from a position in one dimension to a position in a
neighboring dimension. That neighbor dimension is identical to your
dimension with the sole exception of the decision point that created
it. It is totally transparent to you because, essentially, it is
identical to your previous dimension.

The exact process is a by product of Hilbert Space functions using
zero point time/space analysis in infinite dimensional space instead
of two or three dimensional Euclidean geometry.

Pretty simple stuff actually.

Only if you are of the Copenhagen school ( and not the snoose dipping
copenhagen school, but the quantum mechanics one)

"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message
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It's a Dimensional Inertialess Quantum Skip Drive.

Quantum principles dictate that there are infinite universes based on
decision points. For example, let's say that you choose to go to the
local Gandhi Mart instead of Stop and Shop. Your decision has created
a separate universe based on that decision. The neighboring universe
is the one in which you chose to go to Stop and Shop is identical to
the one in which you went to Gandhi Mart only the decision point has
changed.

Using this principle, the Dimensional Inertialess Quantum Skip Drive
allows movement from a position in one dimension to a position in a
neighboring dimension. That neighbor dimension is identical to your
dimension with the sole exception of the decision point that created
it. It is totally transparent to you because, essentially, it is
identical to your previous dimension.

The exact process is a by product of Hilbert Space functions using
zero point time/space analysis in infinite dimensional space instead
of two or three dimensional Euclidean geometry.

Pretty simple stuff actually.



Sounded good when first proposed, but has the EPA opposition to the
transflux Skip Drive particle pollutants been satisfactorily addressed?

Eisboch

On Wed, 31 Oct 2007 19:39:48 -0400, "D.Duck" wrote:

Is that anything like the rubber band models I used to build when I was a
young lad?

Why yes.

Only in this case, it's a really big rubber band.

Speaking of which, are you old enough to remember spoolies? Rubber
band powered tanks made out of sewing thread spools and rubber bands?

On Wed, 31 Oct 2007 20:07:48 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote:



"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message
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It's a Dimensional Inertialess Quantum Skip Drive.

Quantum principles dictate that there are infinite universes based on
decision points. For example, let's say that you choose to go to the
local Gandhi Mart instead of Stop and Shop. Your decision has created
a separate universe based on that decision. The neighboring universe
is the one in which you chose to go to Stop and Shop is identical to
the one in which you went to Gandhi Mart only the decision point has
changed.

Using this principle, the Dimensional Inertialess Quantum Skip Drive
allows movement from a position in one dimension to a position in a
neighboring dimension. That neighbor dimension is identical to your
dimension with the sole exception of the decision point that created
it. It is totally transparent to you because, essentially, it is
identical to your previous dimension.

The exact process is a by product of Hilbert Space functions using
zero point time/space analysis in infinite dimensional space instead
of two or three dimensional Euclidean geometry.

Pretty simple stuff actually.

Sounded good when first proposed, but has the EPA opposition to the
transflux Skip Drive particle pollutants been satisfactorily addressed?

Of course. It's a simple matter of folding N-space at the zero point
- no particles are emitted.

The interesting side effect is that the inside volume of any object is
larger that it's exterior dimensions.

"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message
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On Wed, 31 Oct 2007 20:07:48 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote:



"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message
...


It's a Dimensional Inertialess Quantum Skip Drive.

Quantum principles dictate that there are infinite universes based on
decision points. For example, let's say that you choose to go to the
local Gandhi Mart instead of Stop and Shop. Your decision has created
a separate universe based on that decision. The neighboring universe
is the one in which you chose to go to Stop and Shop is identical to
the one in which you went to Gandhi Mart only the decision point has
changed.

Using this principle, the Dimensional Inertialess Quantum Skip Drive
allows movement from a position in one dimension to a position in a
neighboring dimension. That neighbor dimension is identical to your
dimension with the sole exception of the decision point that created
it. It is totally transparent to you because, essentially, it is
identical to your previous dimension.

The exact process is a by product of Hilbert Space functions using
zero point time/space analysis in infinite dimensional space instead
of two or three dimensional Euclidean geometry.

Pretty simple stuff actually.

Sounded good when first proposed, but has the EPA opposition to the
transflux Skip Drive particle pollutants been satisfactorily addressed?

Of course. It's a simple matter of folding N-space at the zero point
- no particles are emitted.

The interesting side effect is that the inside volume of any object is
larger that it's exterior dimensions.

That sure doesn't describe my belly!

Eisboch wrote:
"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message
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On Wed, 31 Oct 2007 14:34:52 -0400, Gene Kearns
wrote:

Consider this.... a new 24' Bayliner carries 64 gallons of fuel.
Burring E85, that would be like taking along about 48 gallons of
gasoline. I hope you aren't going far....
I've been told by some pretty reputable people in the outboard
industry that the one thing they are afraid of is E85 being mandated.

Don't know if it's true, but I'm inclined to believe them.



Hopefully, the government and industry will come to their senses before
then.
Corn just ain't the answer.

Eisboch



It is if you are a farmer growing corn or a politician looking to get
votes in the midwest. Other than that, it neither reduces our
dependence on foreign oil or lowers emissions.

"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message
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On Wed, 31 Oct 2007 19:39:48 -0400, "D.Duck" wrote:

Is that anything like the rubber band models I used to build when I was a
young lad?

Why yes.

Only in this case, it's a really big rubber band.

Speaking of which, are you old enough to remember spoolies? Rubber
band powered tanks made out of sewing thread spools and rubber bands?

Do you mean these?

http://spoolies.com/

On Oct 31, 6:17 pm, Short Wave Sportfishing
wrote:
On Wed, 31 Oct 2007 17:19:45 -0400, " JimH" ask wrote:







"Eisboch" wrote in message
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"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message
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On Wed, 31 Oct 2007 14:34:52 -0400, Gene Kearns
wrote:

Consider this.... a new 24' Bayliner carries 64 gallons of fuel.
Burring E85, that would be like taking along about 48 gallons of
gasoline. I hope you aren't going far....

I've been told by some pretty reputable people in the outboard
industry that the one thing they are afraid of is E85 being mandated.

Don't know if it's true, but I'm inclined to believe them.

Hopefully, the government and industry will come to their senses before
then.

Corn just ain't the answer.

We need SW to finally come clean on some of the technology used in
intergalactic travel.....maybe we can eventually beam up/down from place to
place.

Come clean Tom. ;-)

Well, it's this way.

It's a Dimensional Inertialess Quantum Skip Drive.

Quantum principles dictate that there are infinite universes based on
decision points. For example, let's say that you choose to go to the
local Gandhi Mart instead of Stop and Shop. Your decision has created
a separate universe based on that decision. The neighboring universe
is the one in which you chose to go to Stop and Shop is identical to
the one in which you went to Gandhi Mart only the decision point has
changed.

Using this principle, the Dimensional Inertialess Quantum Skip Drive
allows movement from a position in one dimension to a position in a
neighboring dimension. That neighbor dimension is identical to your
dimension with the sole exception of the decision point that created
it. It is totally transparent to you because, essentially, it is
identical to your previous dimension.

The exact process is a by product of Hilbert Space functions using
zero point time/space analysis in infinite dimensional space instead
of two or three dimensional Euclidean geometry.

Pretty simple stuff actually.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Did you actually mean the quantum skip drive? or the kaludiatic hop-
scotch deresonator?

On Oct 31, 6:39 pm, "D.Duck" wrote:

Is that anything like the rubber band models I used to build when I was a
young lad?-

I used to use rubber bands to wind up the props on my balsa airplanes.

Kinda hard to find the planes anymore.