Route666
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baskin said:Having taken a first semester physics class isn’t exactly a bragging point, I never claimed that I was the most, or even intelligent at all, people can decide that for themselves. My point, which is obviously beyond your level of understanding, was that anyone with common sense who is willing to think it through could understand it, particularly given that the work has already been done and spelled out for their viewing. Most anyone in this thread, other than you two clowns, could have easily done the same work that I did themselves.
Neither of the two verify what you claim, which is no surprise to me, as you evidently don’t have even the basic cognitive skills necessary to verify whether or not you’ve zipped your fly up, let alone interpret someone else’s statements. Speaking of communication skills, ever heard of spell check or paragraph structure? I realize that English is most likely not your first language, but you need to at least try to get close enough to get your half baked point across.
And why would that be? A 289 is no different than any other small block Ford, other than the fact that it has a shorter stroke, cast iron heads, and in most cases, no air conditioning system, all of which tend to make it run cooler. The fact of the matter is that a 289 isn’t notorious for running hot by anyone's standards. Like your friend, you have no valid point to make, and your absurd rhetoric doesn’t fool anyone.
I applaude your efforts at modelling, I really do, but acting like a jerk does not mean you are intelligent. I just have to look to the wall and see my degrees in IT and science and laugh, trying to understand the mentality that it takes to be so insecure that you have to write paragraphs of insults. I majored in physical mathematics in the science degree and what would have been more substantial in your model is for you to have modelled the energy(s) of the system (meaning airflow, EM fields, heat generation through friction(s) and electronic inefficiencies, etc) using BDEs (bessel functions) or polynomials, for accuracy of the model, and factored in the world around the fan. The more detail, the closer to reality.
Take what you will from what others say because it is foolish to be stubborn and not listen. What's the worst thing that could happen if someone else is right and you are wrong? - You might learn something. Heaven forbid...
No doubt you'll have another rant about how I can't possibly have any intelligence and how I have left my pants undone.
