Publisher's Synopsis
Perpetual motion is a field which is building momentum since September 2000 when Coppedge accidentally discovered principles of efficiency which turned out to be related to quantum computing. Since then, Coppedge has conducted many experiments here recorded in his Inventor's Journal, along with detailed math and details on how to design moderately functional physical models. Coppedge is the premier inventor, and in this text the author spares no effort in describing decades of experience in this highly entertaining, and the author thinks useful field which is currently considered pseudoscience but which eventually may become accepted in every physics textbook as pure genius. Included at the beginning of this text is the highly useful 'Perpetual Motion Paper', a form of brief mathematical calculation which can lead to accurate estimates of perpetual motion mechanics for specific models, based on properties like mass and leverage.
