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scott_sieger
Hi,
When a pendulum is swung and it reaches a point of reverse direction, there is a moment in time and space that the pendulum and the observer is effected by.
A point where a given movement either starts, reverses or is changed.
This point in time and space I call a "Teeter point" .
Is there a conventional word currently in use to describe this action or should I say, moment of inaction?
Is there any theories or ideas about this "teeter point"?
When a pendulum is swung and it reaches a point of reverse direction, there is a moment in time and space that the pendulum and the observer is effected by.
A point where a given movement either starts, reverses or is changed.
This point in time and space I call a "Teeter point" .
Is there a conventional word currently in use to describe this action or should I say, moment of inaction?
Is there any theories or ideas about this "teeter point"?
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