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How do I generate infinite free energy for free (that is free btw)? I want to be independent from the jewish system.

>> No.14586826

Tom Beardon

>> No.14586843

>>14586826
What about him? Will he set me free?

>> No.14587001

live near a stream, get a peltric set and a generator. You can get infinite free energy, until government decides to build a dam upstream and kill the stream
Or try solar, wind

>> No.14587017

Solar panel. In order to produce more just create a bigger solar panel. Infinite energy

>> No.14587054

>>14587017
Who makes the solar panels though

>> No.14587073

>>14587001
>infinite free energy
You're slowing down mountain water streams, if anyone is influencing climate in this world, it's you.

>> No.14587077

>>14586843
He died recently, a good website on zero point energy and a couple of books

>> No.14587092

>>14587054
Some factory workers

>> No.14587120

>>14587017
the post that destroyed the EROI curve

>> No.14587124

>>14586814
>How do I generate infinite free energy for free (that is free btw)? I want to be independent from the jewish system.
nuclear steam turbine

>> No.14587151

>Build a dolmon
>leave seeds in it
>plant seeds in field
>get bumper yields

>> No.14587220

>>14586814
Raise trees like morus nigra

>> No.14587236

>>14586814
I too thought about this some years ago.
a magnetic powered generator.
yes, I am a genius.

>> No.14587244

>>14587236
with a turbine moved by opposing magnetic currents.

>> No.14587364

>>14587054
chinamen

>> No.14587434

>>14587236
>>14587244
Wtf you talkin about

>> No.14587529

step 2: have the energy power something which generates energy

>> No.14587536

>>14586814
nitonol memory metal, searl effect generator, rodin coil

>> No.14587540

https://www.google.com/search?q=nitinol+memory+metal+generator&sxsrf=ALiCzsbgU00mV0OKe0fsjAEkQIwl7llxow%3A1655690682149&ei=utWvYoPeCO6dkPIP9beniA8&ved=0ahUKEwiDo963-Lr4AhXuDkQIHfXbCfEQ4dUDCA8&uact=5&oq=nitinol+memory+metal+generator&gs_lcp=Cgdnd3Mtd2l6EAMyBQghEKABOgQIABBHOgQIIxAnOgYIABAeEBY6BQgAEIYDOgUIIRCrAkoECEEYAEoECEYYAFD8BliOK2CrLWgAcAJ4AIABoQGIAcMMkgEEMC4xMZgBAKABAcgBCMABAQ&sclient=gws-wiz

>> No.14587546

>https://www.google.com/search?q=nitinol+memory+metal+generato
https://www.google.com/search?q=nitinol+memory+metal+generator

>> No.14587561

You can due to multiple laws of physics. Energy is neither created nor destroyed but transformed. And since all processes that transform energy are not one hundred present efficient and produce undesirable energy types it makes this idea impossible to have infinite energy. Could install solar panels for free energy though.

>> No.14587567

>>14587001
It's called building an actual dam. It's cheap enough to rent a cement truck and a bulldozer and divert the water temporarily while you damn the original path with cement. Then you put a turbine in and put a filter. I suggest a debris mesh and a fish tube. The advantages of an actual dam over a peltic set sitting in the water are immense.

>> No.14587649

what if the dam bursts? thats the worst thing that could happen, ever!

>> No.14587977

>>14587649
As long as my house isn't downstream I don't care.

>> No.14587989

Invent an engine powered entirely by jewish greed

>> No.14588124
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14588124

>>14586814
free infinite energy?
steal a solar panel

>> No.14588135

>>14587989
We call that "the economy" anon.

>> No.14588162

>>14587054
A solar powered solar panel maker obviously

>> No.14588164

>>14586826
This guy?
https://hiroko.or.jp/wp-content/file/nextgenerationenergy/GuideDocuments/Free-Energy-Devices-Part17/P51.pdf

>> No.14588200

>>14588124
This

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14588235

>>14586814
salt ice and peltier modules
Thermite + steel and peltier modules

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14588295

>>14586814

>> No.14588306

>>14587054
typed on an electronic device full of dirty china components

>> No.14588309

>>14588124
that's free and working fusion power

>> No.14588364

>>14588124
Imagine how mad a libshit would be.
>NOOOOOO NOT MY HECKIN SOLARINOPANEL NO NO NO!

>> No.14588404

>>14588364
Aren't you become a libshit once you run solar panels?

>> No.14588459

>>14586826
There are some interesting examples and discussion here but you'll have to plug the url into archive.org as it's been down for a while
https://cheniere.org

>> No.14589444

>>14587434
I am so intelligent, you cannot understand me.
yes, indeed, I am a genius.

>> No.14589449

>>14587567
this reminded me of this video, you are absolutely right about the dem, take a look at this:
https://youtu.be/lSt96KFFHxA

>> No.14589516

>>14588404
You're only a libshit if your solar panels are positioned in a way that is suboptimal for power generation but perfect for everyone to see them. Libshits view personal solar as more of a virtue-signaling decoration than anything else. Escaping from the centralized power infrastructure is the least libshit thing you could do.

>> No.14589547

>>14589449
I had a lot bigger dam in mind than that. I'm talking about renting a backhoe and a cement truck and damming up a huge stream. The fact that that bong's little dam generates enough power for a 3 person family, is remarkable. I wonder how much power a dam + turbine across a 10 foot creek with a lot of water flowing would do.

>> No.14589628

>>14588309
Yes, and?

>> No.14589978

>>14586814
Take your pick, Stubblefield Coil ground "battery", Photonuclear Reaction ala Gustav Le Bon, churning up the Aether like Tesla did with his works, lots of ways really.

>>14586826
Sadly dude was a disinfo shill, anyone who says Tesla works was based off AC after the late 1890s gives away how much they understood Teslas work