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Gyroscopic Relativity Compass

 Gyroscopy relativity compass measures social interdimensionality.
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This is an apparatus that uses gyroscopic force that measures social conflict within a revolutionary gravitational anomaly. Two 2 dimensional human forms in a 180 degree protracted grid, one representing a prostrate person lying against the surface of the earth without any mediating objects being considered ex. bed, chair. So the rotational forces of the planetary spheres allow people to stand pencil like rolling around the inside of coffee mug without internal gyroscopic stabilization of reality. So the degrees difference between the standing figure and the prostrate figure relates to the effect of motivational energy in the subjects dimensional orientation. By inputting motivation energies into the discursive analyzer a quantity can be produced that relates to the difference between gyroscopic stabililty orientations related to revolutionary social conflict.
—rcarty, Nov 22 2014

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       I think I've seen these for sale on Amazon.
—MaxwellBuchanan, Nov 22 2014
   

       // rolling around the inside of coffee mug without internal gyroscopic stabilization of reality. //   

       Bun just for that image.
—8th of 7, Nov 22 2014
   

       I'll spin towards doing that more in inverted polarity.
—rcarty, Nov 22 2014
   

       Does the gyroscope have to actually mechanically rotate, or could it all be done conceptually?
—pocmloc, Nov 22 2014
   

       I want to feed one of rcarty's ideas through a text-inverter to see what happens.
—RayfordSteele, Nov 22 2014
   

       I must say [rcarty] that I imagine it much easier to decipher all of the possible meanings of your words in written form than if heard spoken using English.   

       So many possible meanings...   

       People have be changing their position to alter social energy since thoughts were invented. Bowing, curtsey are norms.   

       Though, a sudden change to running rings around the board room table would affect the social dynamics of everyone seated at the high level contract meeting.
—wjt, Nov 23 2014
   

       I have always wondered whether there is a wave equation for the complete range of motion of a human being. Female would be considerably different to male.   

       Some X gymnastic movements would have a very low probability but still in the equation. There would probably be an intrinsic opposite motion occurring in the second mug.   

       Taking above idea, can this equation be related to social interaction? Like most things, environment is key, I suspect. Meeting the Queen doesn't allow a backward somersault but performing for the Queen would.
—wjt, Nov 24 2014
   

       // By inputting motivation energies into the discursive analyzer a quantity can be produced//   

       Are you sure about that?
—pertinax, Nov 24 2014
   

       That's not how I think about it so I don't know.
—rcarty, Nov 24 2014
   


 

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