![Well this is interesting. I have zero sauce at this point, but looking. [1166x1796 - 1.66MB]](https://pic8.co/sh/2yFVgg.png){kind=link}
it actually only takes 3 volts, but @ around 300 amps
Physics doesn't give you anything for free. It's easy for some people to think it does when they fail to include an important variable like the current/amps in the system. This is where the free energy fallacy derives from. If you leave out enough variables, free energy not only looks possible but incredibly simple as well. Reality always proves otherwise.
>it actually only takes 3 volts, but @ around 300 amps
Physics doesn't give you anything for free. It's easy for some people to think it does when they fail to include an important variable like the current/amps in the system. This is where the free energy fallacy derives from. If you leave out enough variables, free energy not only looks possible but incredibly simple as well. Reality always proves otherwise.
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