> On Sep 2, 11:28 am, "Spaceman"
> wrote:

>> PD wrote:

>>> On Sep 2, 10:03 am, "Spaceman"
>>> wrote:

>>>> PD wrote:

>>>>> On Sep 2, 1:26 am, Sanny hotmail.com> wrote:

>>>>>> Partical Accelerators use electro magnetic waves to accelerate
>>>>>> particals using their charge.

>>

>>>>>> Since electro magnetic waves travel at speed "c" the max speed
>>>>>> they can force a charged partical is C.

>>

>>>>> This turns out to be wrong. Surfers riding on the front of a water
>>>>> wave can move faster than the wave moves by sliding down the front
>>>>> face of the wave.

>>

>>>> And PD is going to be the tiny little surfer that can make the
>>>> electron "ride" the wave" to faster speeds.
>>>> Or he is just being the twising moron that never uses the same
>>>> factors involved because he wants "his" test instead of the
>>>> test being stated.

>>

>>> I'm just telling Sanny how it IS done, not the way you want it to be
>>> constrained.

>>
>> You are creating facts that do not occur in the accelerators.

>

>>> )

> You don't know what you're talking about, Spaceman.
> A semi-retired car mechanic talking about what is or is not done in
> accelerators is as believable as a semi-retired bricklayer talking
> about what is or is not done in brain surgery.
>

>> You are giving a inanimate object a driver.
>> You are a twisting rubber ruler con man that never wants
>> anyone to take down your "church" of snake oil salesmen.
>>

>>>> You are a wrotten scientist PD.
>>>> You truly are the guy that uses a dead hampster when the experiment
>>>> stated to use a live one to turn the wheel.
>>>> You use the dead hampster and shout...
>>>> The experiment is a failure, There is no way you could do what
>>>> you did!

>>

>>> Tell that to the folks who actually do it.

>>
>> Do what?
>> They "surf on an electron"
>> How do they shrink themselves so small and why can't
>> they get that electron to ride the wavefront downward.

>
> You are well into *profound* idiocy, Spaceman.