Debt Rattle April 11 2024
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Yes …. Your computer is watching what you are doing/seeing/online activities
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Wheels on an airplane are passive components. If the airplane moves forward even an inch the conveyor would try to move at an infinite speed to keep up. The backward force of the belt would only be meaningful if there was significant friction on the bearings of the wheels. That is the gist of Maxwell Quest’s response. The belt would have to go fast enough to destroy the bearings so that they could generate enough friction to produce the force to keep the plane from moving and this would need to happen very quickly. The acceleration on the belt is unimaginable. Conveyor belts like this can only be designed by spherical chickens.
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