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₿en Wehrman ben@primal.net 0 months ago
The World’s Fairs of the 1800s were not just flashy carnivals...they were rebranding events used as a cover to dismantle the most powerful Free Energy resonators from the Old World, and replace them with the expensive, metered energy systems we use today. Before these fairs, humanity utilized the abundant, atmospheric energy from the Aether. You can still see remnants of this energy-harnessing technology from the previous civilization all over the world today, if you have the eyes to see it. [🎥IG: HarmonicEarthTheory]

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arkinox arkinox@team.fanfares.io 0 months ago
If free energy was possible, it would be the biggest arbitrage in history. Somebody would pony the capital to build the buildings and sell the energy back to the power company for infinite wealth. If you think this is true, why don't you do this?
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Not a Polar Bear somersetben@evocomp.co.uk 0 months ago
The idea that these devices can power a home likely stems from a misunderstanding (or deliberate exaggeration) of a legitimate branch of engineering called RF (Radio Frequency) Energy Harvesting. Scientists do use dielectric resonator antennas to capture ambient, stray radio waves from the air (like Wi-Fi, 4G, or 5G signals) and convert them into tiny amounts of electrical current. However, the scale of energy involved makes home power production physically impossible. Ambient RF energy harvesting typically captures power measured in microwatts or milliwatts. This is barely enough to trickle-charge a tiny wireless temperature sensor or power a low-energy IoT (Internet of Things) device.
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