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My name is Andy, I’ve been exploring how geometry, mass, and gravity can be applied in ways that go beyond conventional explanations. The Mass Torque System is my attempt to demonstrate how small inputs can leverage large outputs through controlled torque and balance. In one demo, .23 oz of input force moves a 10.50 oz sled — a 4565% increase.
I’m not suggesting new energy is created, only that mechanical advantage can be harnessed in a novel way. This raises the question: could principles like this have been used in ancient construction methods at sites such as Cusco, Baalbek, or Puma Punku? I’d like to open this up for discussion — do these mechanics resonate with known physics, or might they point toward overlooked applications?
For those interested, I’ve prepared a video demonstration that shows the system in action: Unlimited Power: A Breakthrough That Explains Ancient Secrets Ep.1 - YouTube
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My name is Andy, I’ve been exploring how geometry, mass, and gravity can be applied in ways that go beyond conventional explanations. The Mass Torque System is my attempt to demonstrate how small inputs can leverage large outputs through controlled torque and balance. In one demo, .23 oz of input force moves a 10.50 oz sled — a 4565% increase.
I’m not suggesting new energy is created, only that mechanical advantage can be harnessed in a novel way. This raises the question: could principles like this have been used in ancient construction methods at sites such as Cusco, Baalbek, or Puma Punku? I’d like to open this up for discussion — do these mechanics resonate with known physics, or might they point toward overlooked applications?
For those interested, I’ve prepared a video demonstration that shows the system in action: Unlimited Power: A Breakthrough That Explains Ancient Secrets Ep.1 - YouTube
Admin note: Please move this thread to the most appropriate section if needed.
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