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I have trouble following the language - perhaps try and rephrase?
For example:
"Zero for soild static. How much it takes to cancel out reaction to the whole on each axis."
What is the meaning of a "solid static"? Is this a non-hollow non-physical object?
"Cancel out reaction to the whole [I think a noun needs to go here] somethingsomething"


Sometimes when I'm trying to explain a technical concept, I pretend I'm explaining it to Mom, expressing my idea in complete sentences. Maybe this strategy would be helpful.
*Mom for all intents and purposes is an intelligent, but non-tech-savy person.
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Francis

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