Re: Any physicist care to speculate about this idea?



On Apr 14, 5:30 pm, gb <gb6...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Using the break pedal, we can bring a very heavy object like a car to
a quick stop. Can we use the break pedal to achieve equal energy not
toward stopping but toward speed acceleration?

Using your skull, you can bring a very small but fast moving object
like a 7.62 round to a quick stop. Can you use your skull to achieve
equal energy not toward stopping but towards acceleration of the same
sized bullet to the muzzle velocity (~710 m/sec) of an AK-47?

You have truly earned the appellation which so many have bestowed upon
you: "MORON".

Tom Davidson
Richmond, VA
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