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Villard de Honnecourt (a 13th-century French artist) drew this sketch of an unbalanced wheel. Other versions were tested on YouTube, but still none is used for the benefit of Mankind.)

[130] The debate on Perpetual Motion, that seems to have been perpetually debated, and to this day, first appeared in writing in the Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, by Denis Papin (1647-1712) in 1685.

 

      The quest for a machine that will operate forever echoes the humans' longing for eternal life.

Would you want eternal life? Why?!

What readers say?

Xaviera Hollander

("The Happy Hooker" and dozen more books):

We've been friends  for almost half a century and enjoyed several of each others' theatrical productions, so reading your memoir of Mrs. Gulliver is a wonderful surprise: so witty, subversive, and yet, arousing... it tickled my mind as well as inspired my G-spot. Highly recommended!

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