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Great discussion, I agree with inopinatus who, if I am not mistaken, supports my position that the science is not quite out on this topic yet. Many explanations
by itcrowd 6y ago
Great discussion, I agree with inopinatus who, if I am not mistaken, supports my position that the science is not quite out on this topic yet. Many explanations exist, none seem to be all-encompassing.
That being said, it doesn't answer the question posed in this forum: "What scientific phenomenon do you wish someone would explain better?"
Instead, it answers the question: "What scientific phenomenon do you wish someone could explain?"
- CamperBob2 6y agoI guess my question on this specific topic would be, "What aspects of bicycle operation are not adequately explained by gyroscopic action under the control of a human rider?" That would give us a good basis for inquiry into other possible principles. Sure, a bike could work some other way, but my point is, it doesn't need to. Anyone who has ever picked up a hard drive should understand how a bicycle remains upright. What else is there to know? It's not like an airplane wing, where the "obvious" conventional wisdom is inadequate, misleading, or incomplete.
- inopinatus 6y agoWell, apparently it is.