Grumblenuts
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See? That's you in a nutshell. Dishonest is as dishonest does.It appears that you believe
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See? That's you in a nutshell. Dishonest is as dishonest does.It appears that you believe
No. There was nothing dishonest at all. You claimed there are 100% efficient processes and that there is no perpetual motion. Those statements are mutually exclusive.See? That's you in a nutshell. Dishonest is as dishonest does.It appears that you believe
It's right there - expandI don't recall making that statement.You - Entropy and thermodynamics have to do with heat flow causing energy transfer. This is due to temperature differences in parts of the universe.
Can you link to where you read that?
So that's a no, Grumblenuts ?I don't recall making that statement.You - Entropy and thermodynamics have to do with heat flow causing energy transfer. This is due to temperature differences in parts of the universe.
Can you link to where you read that?
I did. It's not there. Show me. Link to it.It right there - expandI don't recall making that statement.You - Entropy and thermodynamics have to do with heat flow causing energy transfer. This is due to temperature differences in parts of the universe.
Can you link to where you read that?
And again you simply accuse and argue with yourself about your claims. Straw man argumentation is simply lying and tedious. 'Bout time you grew up.No. There was nothing dishonest at all. You claimed there are 100% efficient processes and that there is no perpetual motion. Those statements are mutually exclusive.See? That's you in a nutshell. Dishonest is as dishonest does.It appears that you believe
Entropy and thermodynamics have to do with heat flow causing energy transfer. This is due to temperature differences in parts of the universe.
You are accusing me of what you are doing. You literally attributed something to me I never said and when confronted can't show my exact quote.And again you simply accuse and argue with yourself about your claims. Straw man argumentation is simply lying and tedious. 'Bout time you grew up.No. There was nothing dishonest at all. You claimed there are 100% efficient processes and that there is no perpetual motion. Those statements are mutually exclusive.See? That's you in a nutshell. Dishonest is as dishonest does.It appears that you believe
Which implies you believe there are 100% efficient processes.How can one seriously conclude "that there are no 100% efficient transactions between matter and energy."? It's a never ending exchange. Energy and matter are always being created and destroyed.
Which implies that you do not believe in perpetual motion.If you want to believe in the Tooth Fairy and that perpetual motion is possible.
Heh, heh.. already admitted my mistake. And I do not believe in perpetual motion. Thanks for asking!You are accusing me of what you are doing. You literally attributed something to me I never said and when confronted can't show my exact quote.And again you simply accuse and argue with yourself about your claims. Straw man argumentation is simply lying and tedious. 'Bout time you grew up.No. There was nothing dishonest at all. You claimed there are 100% efficient processes and that there is no perpetual motion. Those statements are mutually exclusive.See? That's you in a nutshell. Dishonest is as dishonest does.It appears that you believe
I on the other hand can show exactly what you wrote. In fact, let me show you.
You wrote:
Which implies you believe there are 100% efficient processes.How can one seriously conclude "that there are no 100% efficient transactions between matter and energy."? It's a never ending exchange. Energy and matter are always being created and destroyed.
Then you wrote:
Which implies that you do not believe in perpetual motion.If you want to believe in the Tooth Fairy and that perpetual motion is possible.
Again, those are mutually exclusive beliefs. If there are 100% efficient processes then perpetual motion is possible. So if you believe that perpetual motion is not possible, then you can't believe that there are 100% efficient processes.
Wrong. Your error is presuming "efficiency" based on closed system thermodynamics. Best example is to think about a kid flying a kite. The wind ends up doing far more of the lifting work than any kid could manage on their own. The operative term is COP - Coefficient of Performance, not "efficiency." You're welcome.if you believe that perpetual motion is not possible, then you can't believe that there are 100% efficient processes.
Actually we aren't.Ah, I see. You two are so similar. Lol.
Mea culpa.
No. It has nothing to do with open or closed systems. It has to do with energy to matter or matter to energy exchanges. Nothing else. There are no 100% efficient processes. The SLoT precludes that.Wrong. Your error is presuming "efficiency" based on closed system thermodynamics. Best example is to think about a kid flying a kite. The wind ends up doing far more of the lifting work than any kid could manage on their own. The operative term is COP - Coefficient of Performance, not "efficiency." You're welcome.if you believe that perpetual motion is not possible, then you can't believe that there are 100% efficient processes.
What made the universe expand initially?Thermodynamics deals with relationship of heat and energy
The universe is rapidly expanding due to dark energy
It has everything to do with open or closed systems:No. It has nothing to do with open or closed systems. It has to do with energy to matter or matter to energy exchanges. Nothing else. There are no 100% efficient processes. The SLoT precludes that.Wrong. Your error is presuming "efficiency" based on closed system thermodynamics. Best example is to think about a kid flying a kite. The wind ends up doing far more of the lifting work than any kid could manage on their own. The operative term is COP - Coefficient of Performance, not "efficiency." You're welcome.if you believe that perpetual motion is not possible, then you can't believe that there are 100% efficient processes.
Isolated systems are artificial by definition. Ergo your precious SLoT is not generally applicable to reality (open systems). That certainly doesn't render it useless to humans by a long shot. But it's pretty damned useless for this discussion.
What does that mean exactly? How did the massive quantum fluctuations propel everything outward?What made the universe expand initially?Thermodynamics deals with relationship of heat and energy
The universe is rapidly expanding due to dark energy
Massive quantum fluctuations
I am not a scientist but I read things
The formation of our universe says the universe is not an open system.It has everything to do with open or closed systems:No. It has nothing to do with open or closed systems. It has to do with energy to matter or matter to energy exchanges. Nothing else. There are no 100% efficient processes. The SLoT precludes that.Wrong. Your error is presuming "efficiency" based on closed system thermodynamics. Best example is to think about a kid flying a kite. The wind ends up doing far more of the lifting work than any kid could manage on their own. The operative term is COP - Coefficient of Performance, not "efficiency." You're welcome.if you believe that perpetual motion is not possible, then you can't believe that there are 100% efficient processes.
Isolated systems are artificial by definition. Ergo your precious SLoT is not generally applicable to reality (open systems). That certainly doesn't render it useless to humans by a long shot. But it's pretty damned useless for this discussion.
"It has to do with energy to matter or matter to energy exchanges. Nothing else."
Admit it. You don't really know anything.
"There are no 100% efficient processes. The SLoT precludes that."
NSS. No one's said otherwise.. but you.. over and over again..
You're welcome.