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    Like P.M's they are all too busy blowing off hot air & saying they understand folk & economics. Trade & Jobs? I see where RECORD (UK) are starting to rebuild their home industry. Sorry , I'm on a side-track again.

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    Some people like Bessemer with a 100+ patents are bound to have a few that don't cut the mustard, but his steel processing changed the world in profound ways.

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    A container ship flexing from the inside. 2:39 video:



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    Man that is freaky to watch . but these huge ships have to have flex or they would break apart
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    When it stops flexing like that is when you have to worry!

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    I am beginning to think we can explore this nautical motion compensating theme forever. Here we have a rotating interior in a racing sailboat.

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    Not sure I understand the reasoning for having a rotating computer console and coffee pot in the lower cabin of said boat, it doesn't appear to be compensating for anything other than access to other areas in the cabin. Maybe seeing the concept from a different vantage point or seeing it in use while the vessel is underway might help.
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    Per my recently-acquired expertise (5 minutes ago), I can tell you that what's not visible here is that batteries and hydraulics are concealed under that console, so that these heavy items can be moved to windward as desired. Interesting, but probably largely gimmicky; this is for the cruiser who wants to go fast.

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    This Racing Yacht doesn't make any sense to me. Don't stand by the sink or kettle when it is moving or it will knock you off your feet.

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