SSDD
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Whenever I read the work required line, I think of a refrigerator of course, which can certainly take thermal energy from the cold interior and dump it outside at ambient. I'm not certain how you would use work to make net radiative flow go from cold to hot. What device can you put between two objects that would accomplish such a thing?
I'm not certain how you would use work to make net radiative flow go from cold to hot.
You couldn't, but I'm just highlighting another problem with his epicycles.
I have to ask. What does that mean: "his epicycles"? I know what an epicycle is. I just don't know what his are.
A quick search reveals that the search engine can find no instance where I ever used the word epicycles...you are a top shelf liar skidmark...top shelf.
No one said you used it.
I used it to mock your ever more complex idiocy.
The only people being mocked here are you guys....making claims that no observed, measured evidence supports...belief in models over reality is reason to be mocked..