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On 5/29/2024 11:45 PM, Frank Krygowski wrote:
> On 5/29/2024 3:15 PM, Tom Kunich wrote:
>> On Wed May 29 11:59:56 2024 AMuzi  wrote:
>>>
>>> I trust Mr Krygowski understands permanent deformation in
>>> steel tube as well as you or I and probably better.
>>>
>>> Your tube was either deformed or it was not.
>>>
>> Andrew, I think that you're giving Frank too much credit. Why do you 
>> suppose a spring, compresseed returns to its orgininal size and shape? 
>> This is pertinent to your cited article on permanent deformation 
>> requiring a very conplete movement in the layers of the crystal 
>> structure of the medal.
>>
>> Steel frames move ALL of the time and like a spring return to their 
>> original shape. There is a point between perfect elasticity and a real 
>> dent in which external forces can return the metal to its original 
>> shape. And that is all that happened. As I arrived back from a ride I 
>> came to a complete stop and as I tried to dismount, lost my balance 
>> and fell down. The seat stay was permanently dented and so still is. 
>> The top tube which is much higher grade steel slightly deformed. 
>> Riding this over the cobble like roads around here caused that "almost 
>> a dent" to pop out again.
> 
> That is absolute, total blathering nonsense.
> 
> I know a detailed explanation would be wasting my time. Nobody here 
> believes Tom's ludicrous tale of a dented top tube spontaneously curing 
> itself. I doubt even Tom believes it.
> 
> We don't need an explanation of metallurgy, metallic bonds, slip planes, 
> metallic yielding or anything of the sort. We need a psychological 
> explanation for Tom's weird motivations.

ignorance, arrogance, narcissism, and excessive alcohol consumption.

> 

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