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Imaginary power is not power and free energy is not energy. The former is inferred to possess a mathematical certainty without any possibility for a physical proof of its existence since it is predicated upon the square roots of negative numbers which are impossible to solve. The latter is free of excessive expense but cannot be considered to be energy since it, and its equivalent term of imaginary, is not power. Yet, its reality is as certain as its passage through a resistor to boil water and drive a steam turbine shackled to the axle of a rotary electric generator. This is no different than what nuclear reactors do at nuclear power plants: they boil water. This is why they're always built near large bodies of cool water, such as: Three Mile Island near the Susquehanna River near Harrisburg Pennsylvania, Fukushima Daiichi in northern Japan on the coast of the Pacific Ocean, and San Onofre near San Diego California on the coast of Pacific Ocean. Free energy is subject to a marginal expense so small that it is not worth the effort to charge the customer for it. Thus, its total expense must be covered by a new governance predicated upon socialism, rather than ""free enterprise"". You can bet whatever you like that commerce, in all its forms, would do anything to squelch the development of free energy since that will spell its doom. What's the point of money if it has no value? This book was written with the assistance of artificial intelligence. I hope you enjoy it.

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