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Re: Thanks [jmonroe]
by tidester on Thu Apr 05 23:28:35 PDT 2007
Someone otta create a law of physics for this car buying stuff. Okay, someone's gotta do it - enjoy! Laws of Sales Motion with apologies to Sir Isaac: I A sale in motion tends to stay in motion and a sale at rest deserves it. II The acceleration of a customer from the showroom varies in proportion to the applied force of a sales pitch and inversely with a customer's ego. III For every sales action there is an equal and totally unrelated reaction. And, of course, the thermodynamics of the buying process with apologies to Carnot, Gibbs, Clausius and Thomson: I You can't win. II You can't break even. III You can't even get out of the game! :) However, the overriding law would be the Automotive Butterfly Effect, with apologies to Edward Lorentz, which states: A butterfly flapping its wings in East Timor may induce a vortical collapse of Big Three sales in the U.S. :) tidester, host SUVs and Smart Shopper
Re: Relativity [transpower]
by tidester on Sat Mar 19 16:44:58 PST 2005
Don't you guys remember the Lorentz transformations you were taught in college? And you have the advantage that those red lights will be blue shifted but I don't think the judge will find that a compelling defense for running them! ;-) tidester, host
Relativity
by transpower on Sat Mar 19 15:40:47 PST 2005
Actually at high speed, time slows down. Don't you guys remember the Lorentz transformations you were taught in college?
Re: HID Headlamps [bentwrench #3091]
by tidester on Wed Jun 30 21:19:26 PDT 2004
even if you are driving 299,792,457 meters/second, the beam of light leaving your HID headlight is still traveling away from your vehicle, as observed by you and relative to your vehicle, at 299,792,458 m/s. Obviously, but everything in front of you is SO much closer - thanks to the Lorentz contraction - that you override your reaction time. But you knew that! :-) Also, the Doppler shift can be seen by an ouside observer, but not by the one traveling in the vehicle emitting the light. In order to see with the headlights the light must reflect off of something and will therefore be subject to extreme Doppler shifting - and you knew that too! It must be a slow day when the host is so easily led off topic! ;-) tidester, host

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