Free Energy Claims Explained: What Physics Actually Says

Conservation of energy: in any closed system, total energy is constant. A device that outputs more than it takes in would create energy from nothing. This has never been observed under controlled conditions, in any lab, ever.

Common gambits: highlighting peak output without stating input; counting stored energy as if newly created; using 'resonance' or 'zero-point' as magic words; claiming suppression by utilities or governments; and leaning on Tesla, magnets, or capacitors for borrowed credibility.

Resonant circuits transfer and store energy efficiently at specific frequencies, like pushing a swing in rhythm. That efficiency never creates a surplus across a full cycle. The word is real; the 'amplification' conclusion is false.

Ask three questions: what is the measured input, what is the measured output, and over what duration? If the seller can't or won't give all three, the claim is unproven. A $20 power meter settles most arguments in an afternoon.

The fantasy is emotionally satisfying and the commissions are high. But the practical cost is real money spent chasing physics that is famously unwilling to be fooled. Buy measurable efficiency, not energy creation.