Posted by MarkB_MI on April 24, 2009 at 02:49:57 from (216.234.126.140):
In Reply to: Magnet Motor posted by W.A.S. on April 23, 2009 at 19:09:41:
As much as I enjoy arguing with perpetual motion fans, it's starting to get old.
B&D made the comment a few days ago that there's something seriously wrong with our education system if a person can get a high school diploma and still not understand fundamental concepts like force, work and energy.
I have to ask the question: Where did you all get your education? I'm a product of the Colorado public school system, and physics was beaten into me. I can recall at least four classes between elementary school and high school graduation that covered these concepts.
Seriously, everbody: Where did you go to school and did you get any physics in the twelve years you were there?
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