In article <MXfWb.20059$jH6.11585 at newsread1.news.atl.earthlink.net>,
"k p Collins" <kpaulc@[----------]earthlink.net> wrote:
> "Dielectrics" are 'just' precision-engineered
> Resistors.
I'm sorry, Ken, but this is just wrong. If I stick a resistor between
two wires, and pass a time-varying signal through it, it emerges
attenuated but with the same frequency and phase characteristics. If
you pass a similar signal through a capacitor, its frequency makeup is
altered and a phase lag is introduced. The resistance of the circuit
varies according to the frequency of the signal, which emphatically does
not happen with a resistor. That's standard AC circuit theory; your
deductive logic and jargon isn't going to make the slightest difference
to the facts of the matter.
It's clear to me that you have seriously overestimated the scope of your
ideas; that, coupled with an unwillingness to accept standard science,
and a reluctance to disseminate your basic ideas, and an exaggerated
belief that others are persecuting you (for example, thinking that the
Swen worm was directed at you personally) ... well, draw your own
conclusions. Sorry.
Matthew.