Extraordinary claims (such as this one, which suggests that some unbalanced clockwork is somehow able to violate Newton's Third Law)
demand extraordinary proofs.
I see none, either ordinary or extraordinary (I'm not impressed by bits of Tupperware drifting in someone's bathtub, or by math where half the equation is missing).
Still, it's an interesting thread, if only because it explores the borders of human credulity!
