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No such thing as free energy. You're either living in a cave or you're on the grid. Nothing free about it. In fact it's a great big con. Simply put how much more profit is there. You have zero control of your electricity today. It simply charges you more, the more products they force you to use via electricity. Everything plugged into a grid charging more and more. The beauty of it is, they can turn it off easier, and charge you so much more.

Solar, neither does a turbine, does not compared to your previous oil, propane, generators. It doesn't compare to a furnace. They break far sooner, don't generate the output, and are reliant on favourable conditions. They also require far more services, not a stockpile.

In answer there is no such thing as free energy. It is an oxymoron. Every single invention requires parts, resources, and production, and maintenance. While the more complicated a system the quicker it fails, the worse it fails when it does, costing more.

280 days ago
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No such thing as free energy. You're either living in a cave or you're on the grid. Nothing free about it. In fact it's a great big con. Simply put how much more profit is there. You have zero control of your electricity today. It simply changes you more the more products they force you to use via electricity. Everything plugged into a grid charging more and more. The beauty of it is, they can turn it off easier, and charge you so much more.

Solar, neither does a turbine, does not compared to your previous oil, propane, generators. It doesn't compare to a furnace. They break far sooner, don't generate the output, and are reliant on favourable conditions. They also require far more services, not a stockpile.

In answer there is no such thing as free energy. It is an oxymoron. Every single invention requires parts, resources, and production, and maintenance. While the more complicated a system the quicker it fails, the worse it fails when it does, costing more.

280 days ago
1 score