Recently, I've been going down the "Free/Infinite energy suppression" rabbit hole. It seems like generating an infinite amount of energy for free is pretty easy, yet this knowledge is being suppressed by governments and corporations. Two of the most well known proponents of free/infinite energy, Stanley Meyer and Eugene Mallove were both apparently murdered, with Stanley being poisoned and Eugene being beaten to death in a supposed house robbery.
Magnetic energy seems to be the easiest. I actually had a similar idea, but I figured that there must be some reason why it can't be done, but it looks like I was wrong.
This generator in particular uses the potential energy from repealing magnets to generate free and unlimited electricity.
Now here is a free energy generator that is more similar to the one that I had in mind. It uses a wheel of magnets along with stationary magnets at just the right angle that it causes the wheel to spin indefinitely, thus generating unlimited electricity for free.
This is something so simple that an elementary schooler should be able to understand, yet the elites want to keep this hidden from us.
@monsterislandcolonizer Check my other posts, I've showed some other ones that seem legit. The one using potential energy from magnets seems pretty cool and I don't know how that one could be faked.
@monsterislandcolonizer Unless there is a conspiracy behind it and this knowledge is being suppressed.
The thing you've shown is an extremely basic and weak electric motor. It was like stop number 2 before people landed on DC motors with a rotating armature.
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>A conspiracy by who?
Fossil fuel companies. They don't want people to know that you can easily generate your own electricity. It's the same reason why Stanley Meyer and Eugene Mallove were murdered.
@monsterislandcolonizer What about the other ones?
2 magnets and some copper wire may be able to power a light bulb, but they'll power little else for very long.
I'll only believe it if someone else builds one of these and can prove that this works.
This makes sense intuitively, but does it actually work?
@Fox I could probably make something similar when my brother comes home.
Here's a bigger one using only one stationary magnet with a disc of what seems to be more powerful magnets. The video claims that it can generate 220v of free electricity.
https://odysee.com/@DrAutonomy:f/Free-Light---220v-Free-Energy-Generator-with-Perpetual-Motion-of-Neodymium-Magnets:c