The only thing that would come close to it is if you put WMBJK on a treadmill and ask him to define the numbers he claims for his system every couple of days.

But even that is far from being Perpetual Motion. Still and all it would be great comedy.


The Flavored Coffee Guy wrote:

Perpetual Motion, is like a rubics cube that has never been solved.
Every single scientist who has approached it, denies it.  Every single
scientist, that has attempted to solve the problem and produce a system
that operates over unity, has labeled it impossible.  In spite of how
some people seem to believe that the Universe is broken, although, it
continues with closed environmental systems deep in caves, ecosystems
that require no light, and rely completely on chemosynthesis, they
still insist that the Universe, cannot support perpetual motion.
Although, it may require billions of years for the moon to finally fall
to the Earth, they have all given up on the math.  They throw down the
puzzle, just like the rubics cube so many recollect having been thrown
before.

Why don't they run around in a panic and just start screaming "Entropy!
 We're all gonna die!"  There is no reason that a closed loop system
cannot work.  Every time you see that shrimp in a bottle with a tiny
piece of kelp to keep enough oxygen around, it hasn't stopped producing
bioelectric impulses or it's thinking by as much it's breathing, nor
limited the creature physical strength.  It has to be possible, or it
wouldn't happen.

It is the assumption of the quitters that have given up, or never
tried, that will tell you that it's against the laws of thermodynamics.
 But, far be it from them to know how many BTUs it would require to
heat a living room of 30' X 30' X 8', from a temperature of 0 degrees
celsius at sea level.  Entropy of intellect will kill us all!!