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Hypothetically speaking of course-
For a machine to be perpetual;
Does it have to start its movement off its own energy / work from its own system?
Or does it simply have to sustain momentum-movement once its motion has started?
Ie) If I use an electric current which is employed from outside the system, to START the 'system of perpetual motion' is this still classified as a perpetual-motion-machine?
BTW: I am quite aware about the laws of thermodynamics, and don't want to argue about the unconventionality of perpetual motion.
For a machine to be perpetual;
Does it have to start its movement off its own energy / work from its own system?
Or does it simply have to sustain momentum-movement once its motion has started?
Ie) If I use an electric current which is employed from outside the system, to START the 'system of perpetual motion' is this still classified as a perpetual-motion-machine?
BTW: I am quite aware about the laws of thermodynamics, and don't want to argue about the unconventionality of perpetual motion.