@Michael, It's at the Gallery link: www.etsy.com/shop/HyperCubism

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It's at the Gallery 1 link, here it is: www.etsy.com/shop/HyperCubism

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Where can I purchase your art?

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Jan 2002 --- developed paranoid schizophrenia
2002 - 2005 --- art and poetry
2005 --- interest in inventing
2006 --- founded website at Nathancoppedge.com
2007 - 2009 --- worked at New Haven Public Library
2009 - 2011 --- interest in writing and philosophy
2012 --- first self-published book
2013 --- thought of method for philosophical objectivity
Nov 2013 --- 'successful over-unity experiment' (I think)
2014 --- thought of method for solving paradoxes
2014 --- possible success with Escher Machine concept experiments
2015 --- many articles
2015 - 2016 --- beginning of 'Systems Theory' pages at Nathancoppedge.com
2016 --- 'Real Perpetual Motion Experiment 1' very recent, but possibly flawed.

Generally, struggling as a writer, no real romantic relationships, lots of books published but no real financial success (yet). Still on Social Security for schizophrenia. Only way I've found to support myself. I try to earn intellectual karma. I do a lot of internet stuff to promote my online personality, products, ideas, inventions, quotes, etc.

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Nathan, I'm just getting back to this website and I see your reply. Thank you! Please tell me some more about your life course since we knew each other on Linden Avenue. All good wishes!

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@James Clement van Pelt, Dear James, thank you for taking the time to comment on my website, blog, and especially perpetual motion! I remember you are fond of movies and had some hard left political leanings. Both of those things, and the Tang in your refrigerator and my mother's affection for you left a good impression on me. You have been one of the more perceptive people about my value in the world --- I'm trying not to be an egotist by saying this. I'm glad I have made good impressions on you. Continue to visit my materials as often as you like! I'm afraid I'm not up to lecturing, if that's what you were suggesting. I've always been very socially inept. I'm even scared of lecturing at the public library! Anyway, I hope you're in good health, and please spread the word about my interesting materials on the internet if you have a chance! I'm always looking for more book-buyers, too, even if it doesn't happen to be you.

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I was one of the first to purchase one of your paintings, "Tree of Life". It has hung on the wall in my entryway ever since. I paid either $20 or $50 for it at an art show dedicated to your art. I believe it was located in Erector Square. Your mother and I dated between Roger Eulein and Phantom; I was crazy about her, and I remember you and Brian very well from that time. You were the sane brother; Brian was the over-creative misbehaving kid who would wear nothing warmer than a tee shirt all winter. I just found out from your quotations page (which I liked very much) that your mother and I were both born in Baltimore, and that your mother and mine both were graduated from Randolph-Macon College.
Concerning philosophy, several times a year I make presentations at academic conferences whose themes overlap with some of yours, though I haven't thought too hard about perpetual motion since I gave up trying to trisect an angle. (I still think there must be a way despite the proof to the contrary.)
I hope you get to read this comment, and that we get to meet again someday soon.

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@Peter, You probably meant that rhetorically (please don't say 'retardedly'). One possible answer to your question amongst all answers is that multiple principles can be combined. Counterweighted levers can serve as permanent springs. A small weight on a see-saw can cause large bulk motions very easily, and perhaps even serve under a domino principle that doesn't have the normal requirement of needing to be reset. Any time no altitude is lost in a chain reaction without costing energy, that is over-unity, as I may have proved in my Successful Over-Unity Experiment 1 (I don't know for sure, but there is a lot of criticism being poured on the issue one would assume). When the cycle resets, as is conceivably possible when a chain reaction occurs without any loss of altitude, then that is conceivably perpetual motion!

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How do your perpetual motion machines get around those pesky laws of thermodynamics?

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Feel free to comment!

I welcome particularly enthusiasts of perpetual motion machines, art, poetry, and philosophy.

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