Solid State vs. Tubes - What if Transistors came first?

His magic pebbles aren't real impressive anyways. His pebbles are tiny and his sack is small. He shows them off on his website with them taped to things. 

Well, he could say that not everything is in size and technique is what makes them magic.

Sometimes I feel like I am the only one who has not visited geoffkait's website.

I just looked. How sad. 

What!?!?!? You simply must! I show it to my friends at work when we need some good laughs. The first time I went there I laughed until I cried. It's hilarious. I think he's got an upgrade to his clever little clock, and the personal hifi systems are a riot! His choice of graphics is great too. Lots of vintage sci-fi artwork. It really puts him into perspective. 

He may just be playing a fool. It would be hard to make it past high school with behavior, logic, knowledge, and data processing ability that he presents to us. I think his references point towards him being way over teenage years.

I used to show some of the posts on these threads to my friends and acquaintances. Not this thread, though. This one does not have as much technology and physics involved. It has been more to show what is out there than to make them laugh. I would say that most of the time they just shook their heads in disbelief. AT the same time, on one thread another poster showed my post to someone he implied was an expert in given field (something about respiratory mechanics and physiology, if I remember it well) and they supposedly had a good laugh. Well, it did puzzle me but what the heck. It is only fair that they found me ridiculous although I am still awaiting the answer where I was incorrect.

Who knows, maybe geoffkait is on the path to something with his teleportation tweak. Last time I was really thinking about it was during a Buggs Bunny movie. Diseintegrator A1 and then Integrator A1, or something like that. You disappear and then reappear elsewhere. Convenient idea. Except that convenience is, at least on this particular thread, not a welcome trait.