free power 3 laws of Thermodynamics?

Question

laws are made to be broken right

what if its not free to start but free to run

Answer 1

Laws are made to be followed. Theories are made to be broken but if you break a Law because the Law isn't correct then it should never have been a law in the first place. Or the Law has certain limitations that were not known at the time it was made.

Answer 2

You forgot the Zeroth Law and if you ever find an exception to the laws of thermodynamics and can prove it then you will not only be rich, but you will be greater then Newton and Einstein together and they will remember you like they do Aristotle. Of course as the song goes "alot have tried and alot have died."
Just remember that the 0th law says that you can't make heat flow uphill without alot of work. The 1st says you can't make a perfect engine. The 2nd says you can't even come close. And the 3rd says that time is running out and all will end in chaos.

Answer 3

You're confusing human laws (don't run a stop sign, don't kill someone, etc.) with laws of physics (conservation of energy, etc.). You can break the human laws but you cannot break the laws of physics - not even if you're Scotty.

So no, there is no breaking the laws of thermodynamics, and there is no perpetual motion machine. Sorry. Don't quit your day job.

Answer 4

There is no way to have free power, and now laws of nature are not meant to be broken, these laws were not arbitrary written so people could profit off energy, they were written because they describe how nature works.

Answer 5

The three laws pretty much tell you how it's going to go:

1. You can't win.

2. You can't break even.

3. You can't get out of the game.

Pretty sound advice, really.

Answer 6

Yes.

Answer 7

Have fun. Let us know how it goes ☺

Doug