What is magnetism...interesting for you flat earthers out there. Earth is a ball.

[Neuro]

I have to wonder about his magical theory 1/phi to exp neg 3.

Seems basic math tell me that x to exp neg 3 equals 1/x cubed and 1/ over 1/ over x cubed equals x cubed.

mystery to me, what the hell is he smoking?

PHI must be a vector quantity?

It would be correct if it is (1/Phi)exp-3 that would be equal to Phi exp3=~4.17 . However 1/Phi exp-3=~0.853

[vacuum]

Wolframalpha says they're the same:

http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i...en+ratio%29^-3

Interestingly its also equivalent to 2+sqrt(5).

[Neuro]

Wolframalpha says they're the same:

http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=1%2F%28golden+ratio%29^-3

It's because your input is incorrect, Phi-3 isn't equal to 1/Phi3, just like square root of x (or x-2) isn't equal to 1/x2.

[Bigjon]

It would be correct if it is (1/Phi)exp-3 that would be equal to Phi exp3=~4.17 . However 1/Phi exp-3=~0.853

You lost me,bro.

If it's just a number any old x will do. absent some sort of vector or compound number it still reduces to x cubed.

[Neuro]

You lost me,bro.

If it's just a number any old x will do. absent some sort of vector or compound number it still reduces to x cubed.

Do you agree with this statement?

square root of x (or x-2) isn't equal to 1/x2.

[Bigjon]

Do you agree with this statement?

square root of x equals x exp 1/2;

x exp -2 equals 1/x exp 2 or 1/x squared

[vacuum]

sqrt(x) = x^(1/2)

x^-2 = 1/x^2


Roots are fractional exponents. Inverses are negative exponents.

[Neuro]

square root of x equals x exp i/2;

x exp -2 equals 1/x exp 2 or 1/x squared

Damn yes, sorry! Brainghost...
I'll retire to the smoking room now gentlemen!

[vacuum]

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http://www.ferrocell.us/buy%20complete%20systems.html

[Horn]

ok I agree.

The tatooed lunatic has explained magnetism better than any physics book has.

Where barefoot hairy armpit mother nature takes us from here is unknown.