Grimer wrote..
I would welcome any other constructive suggestions
that Vorts might come up with.
No you don't Frank, you don't get off that easy after teasing my brain.
Now consider a simple toy gyroscope, the type housed within a ring cage
that has a small ball base which permits the thing to " gyrate". Given
sufficent " windups", on occasion the gyro plays sneaky tricks on you by "
contorting" into directions it is NOT supposed wander.
To leave you with a thought..
The seeming occasional or the random.... may not be so random after
all....Also, as the gyro rotational speed decays, the thing seems to "
totter" with fatigue and suddenly " recharge" itself momentarily... a silver
dollar spun on a flat surface will exhibit the same characteristics of
fatigue and recharge..In fact , the dollar appears to " gain" energy by
increasing its rotation at near collapse mode....hmm
Richard
