windmills and solar energy doesn't work.

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they can't generate enough power, it simply doesn't work.

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[+4] - Walter Hinteler - 01/01/2021[quote="Palandre"]Victor Schauberger. especially his beautifull book "Living Energies".[/quote]"Living Energies", btw, is written by Callum Coats. And the latter used...
[+3] - Sturgis - 12/31/2020Enough power for what? Be specific. Hows about adding in some hydroelectric? Water is your friend, not an enemy.
[+3] - maxdancona - 12/31/2020Lawnmowers don't work either. And electric stoves don't work either. Electricity isn't heat... wake up people!
[+3] - maxdancona - 12/31/2020And refrigerators definitely don't work. How do you make something cold by adding electricity. They are pulling the wool over your eyes. Wake up people!
[+3] - Sturgis - 12/31/2020[quote]where... water?[/quote] You didn't, I did. I suggested maybe adding it to the solar and windmill systems for increasing the electrical output.
[+3] - Walter Hinteler - 01/01/2021[quote="Palandre"]Yes, it is done very very wrong.[/quote] What "it"? And where, since when? [quote="Palandre"]But if you are really interested, I recommend...
[+3] - Walter Hinteler - 01/01/2021[quote="Palandre"]It is very very clear you haven't read nor understood any of his works. was expected.[/quote]German is my native language, and actually I speak and read it since...

@Palandre,

Enough power for what? Be specific.

Hows about adding in some hydroelectric? Water is your friend, not an enemy.

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@Sturgis,

where did i mention water?

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Lawnmowers don't work either. And electric stoves don't work either.

Electricity isn't heat... wake up people!

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And refrigerators definitely don't work. How do you make something cold by adding electricity.

They are pulling the wool over your eyes. Wake up people!

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@Palandre,

Quote:

where... water?

You didn't, I did. I suggested maybe adding it to the solar and windmill systems for increasing the electrical output.

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@Sturgis,

That's all true!

I've always wondered wondered how my ancestors got enough to keep alive with their windmill. Obviously they couldn't, since in the late 19th century changed it to an automatic roller mill.

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@Sturgis,

my guess is it won't work, but that is only my guess.

btw water is much more mysterious then most people think.

Even water related "science" is very wrong on how it handles water.

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@Palandre,

Palandre wrote:

Even water related "science" is very wrong on how it handles water.

And exactly what is wrong with hydrology?

Hydrology has been a subject of investigation and engineering for millennia, so it's wrong from the beginning or from what period onward? (I'm personally interesting, since my great uncle wrote his PhD in 1914 in what is nowadays chemical hydrology and did some often quoted research later.)

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@Walter Hinteler,

Yes, it is done very very wrong.

But if you are really interested, I recommend studying the works of the "water- wizard" , Victor Schauberger. especially his beautifull book "Living Energies".

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51S5DA6HF6L._SY344_BO1,204,203,200_.jpg

Again, another book that shows how wrong academic 'science' is.

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@Palandre,

Palandre wrote:

Yes, it is done very very wrong.

What "it"? And where, since when?

Palandre wrote:

But if you are really interested, I recommend studying the works of the "water- wizard" , Victor Schauberger.

I'm aware of this forest caretaker and pseudoscientist.

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@Walter Hinteler,

pseudoscientist?

ha ha ha ha ha,

lol, cognitive dissonance in full gear!!!!

It is very very clear you haven't read nor understood any of his works.

was expected.

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@Palandre,

Palandre wrote:

It is very very clear you haven't read nor understood any of his works.

was expected.

German is my native language, and actually I speak and read it since quite some time. Better than the Schauberger's Austrian dialect, I admit.

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@Palandre,

Palandre wrote:

Victor Schauberger. especially his beautifull book "Living Energies".

"Living Energies", btw, is written by Callum Coats. And the latter used Olof Alexandersson's Lebendiges Wasser ("Living water").

Schauberger didn't speak English.

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@Walter Hinteler,

that's true, my bad. I wanted to refer to his ideas,

But still, have you read and understand this book?

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And everyone who thinks the stinky and very ugly psychopath einstein was right, should delve into the works of Tesla, and see how utterly wrong and clueless the idiot einstein was.

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