Perpetual Motion Engines

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As I was getting nervous about the world's pollution, I was given three dreams about perpetual motion engines to ally my fears. The dreams were merely to point the way, not resolve the problem. People have been working on creating these engines for millennia but failed because they were all missing one vital ingredient – a computer chip. An engine of this type must have a computer chip because it provides a switch without using much power to make it work.

Imagine two rods. The rods connect in a way that causes one rod to go up while the other goes down. On the base of the machine are two electromagnets which are magnetic north. At the bottom end of each rod is a standard magnet and is magnetic south.

The computer chip switches one electromagnet on at the same time that it switches the other one off. This switching will cause one rod to go down while the other goes up. If you can make rods go up and down, you can use that movement to turn cogs, and they can turn turbines.

The energy created from the two magnets slamming together is much harder to work with because it needs to be converted to electricity to run the electromagnets and the computer. It is this energy that is the sticking point.

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