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No, humans are as likely to arrive at the truths as ants an understanding of a microwave oven.

You could make a million dollars a year but you couldn't have a microwave oven before it was invented.

Comparing a grill to an oven is like comparing a passenger car to a panel truck: they are in the same broad class of thing but serve different purposes.

Is it preferable to accept a tiny slice of a large pie, or decide pre-emptively not to put the pie in the oven?

Oily fish like salmon or steelhead trout can be cooked easily with just a few minutes under the broiler, and while the oven is hot you can bake some root veggies or green beans.

What if I want an oven I can choose to grill with because I like grilling?

Microwave oven is over twenty as well, but as the internal light has failed I suppose it doesn't quite count.

Set a typical microwave oven to 90% and you will see the magnetron 100% on for perhaps 15 seconds and 0% on for 2 seconds.

It will just cook you like meat in a microwave oven.

And of course the microwave oven was conceived when a guy walked in front of an operating radar and it melted the chocolate bar in his pocket.

Yes, an oven and a grill both cook food.

When camping we use a simple water agitator to wash clothes, and we can bake bread in the noon day sun and a solar oven.

I think every microwave oven i've seen has settings like "high, low" or "600W, 750W"..

No, I'm not saying that this solar oven effect is the problem with the busses under discussion, but its a real and easily observable effect which is sufficient to refute your "only one way for that to happen" suggestion.

Our test campaign cannot confirm or refute the claims of the EMDrive..." Given that this is a 700W microwave oven putting out a tiny amount of thrust, and that a positive finding would invalidate a basic conservation law, my money is on those wires.