Well then please share your solution to the free energy created by stimulated graphene layers.
My understanding was laid out above in a comprehensive analysis of quantum-covelent bonds.
Which is the foundation of life.
Not just our carbon-based life, but all life.


If you want to “see” this type of thing, take a look at my video in the next post.

I made a second video here showing macro structures forming.
as you can clearly see (ok, maybe my camera is a bit fuzzy at full zoom)
balanced, carbon-centered molecules respond actively to ionic charges
in their environment.

once one masters omnipotence, and omnipresence
things can get kind of boring.....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bg-QSntvljU


this macro-structure forms into a large 3-d cell, and the smaller cells
pass into and out of it.
this process continues for hours.
eventually the 3-d structure encapsulates the ions within each cell.
at which point the cells become stable
and the ions travel around within the cells trying to gain symmetry.
the outer periphery becomes distorted as a result of the motions.
which further changes the symmetry, causing the ions to continue to move.

the cell ripples along its edges, and occasionally the smaller cells "crawl" around it, but
for the most part they just sit there rippling like jellyfish or something.

my hope is to embed these in a piezoelectric ionic salt (maybe rochelles)
and try to make a battery out of it.

but this basic mechanism (which I described in the posts a few pages back)
is how/why the carbon moves. on its own, without us needing to play with energy.
there is a random mess of different energies floating all around us.
everywhere, we can't prevent it.
but we can make use of it, and that's exactly what Graphene,
and other balanced carbon-centered molecules do.

under the same atomic physics, we see Sulfur behaving in the same manner.

Well then please share your solution to the free energy created by stimulated graphene layers.
My understanding was laid out above in a comprehensive analysis of quantum-covelent bonds.
Which is the foundation of life.
Not just our carbon-based life, but all life.


If you want to “see” this type of thing, take a look at my video in the next post.

thanks. respect. you are a serious free energy researcher. well educated.

i saw the videos, not very clear, but understand what you are talking about.  energy is all around us, hopefully, graphene somehow can make a good energy receiver, absorb energy from ambient for free.

i been dreaming free energy, but woke up. i found out there is no free energy. 

no book or scientist, had  a clear definition of energy. the capacity to do work? what is it? word puzzle?

electrons change energy level to emit photons? electron has what capacity to do work? how electron carries such capacity to do work? do what work? how?

even einstein, admitted he knows shit about what are light quanta/quantum/energy/em wave.

so, before we find out what exactly is energy, search for free energy is like a joke.

would you agree?

understood what exactly is energy, understand energy cannot vanish into nothing/vacuum space.

realize the sun is not ongoing nuclear reactor. will never die/cool off. knowing science lied again.

i hope i am wrong. sadly i might be right.

It is good to try and understand the world around us.


That is what science is all about

read and believe, copy and paste. what else have you done?

Yes, Stefan, please, at least, put him on moderation. It seems to have worked with that_prphet .

He uses up bandwidth; that's all.

Yes!  I will add another vote to that idea.  Isawit's only purpose seems to be to derail threads with useless posts that have nothing to do with the thread topic.  He has been asked several times to stop his useless posting or to start his own thread.  He refuses to do either of those.

                            Has it to be "Graphene" or is Graphit sufficient ?!


                           97% heat-to-electricity transformation-efficiency ?!


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