* Jack Sargeant Said to, David Bloomberg something like:
 DB> In a msg to Fred Austin on , Jack Sargeant of
 DB> 1:379/12@fidonet writes:
 DB> JS> Too much "I believe" deters from legitimate research,
 DB> JS> I do not believe in anti-gravity, but I do believe in the possibilty
 DB> ^^^^^^^^^^^^
 DB> JS> of a much more stronger electromagnetic engine than we are currently
 DB> JS> familiar with on a civilian basis. ...An engine capable of 
vercoming
 DB> JS> gravity just as lighter than air aircraft are capable of.
 DB> Hmmmmm...
 DB> How much "I believe" is "too much"?
 How I interpret the post and I do agree, is that anti-gravity, specifically 
the negation of gravitation NOT using another fundimental force is vague even 
in theory.  However, it is not very difficult to overcome gravitation using 
another fundimental force, specifically electromagnetism.  I actually posted 
up a simple method of using the earth magnetic field for propulsion within 
the atmosphere (you have make the magentic field not uniform in the craft).
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