Xpenzif free energy screw magnet motor Replica DEBUNKED!!!!!

my replication of the screw magnet motor originally invented by youtube user xpenzif.

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Science & Technology

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• Xpenzif
• free
• energy
• screw
• magnet
• motor
• perendev
• perpetual
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• zero
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• magnets
• replica

[spindlegrinder]

Too much talk not enough action

[DodecaDude]

I gave this video a thumbs down because I can't hear what you are saying over the music. Pet peeves: 1) video sound polluted by background noise (TVs, Music, traffic, fans, machines, pets, etc.) while trying to communicate an idea. 2) Absence of a nifty tool called a "tripod" to hold the camera steady. 3) Low lighting. I watch videos because I'm interested in what you have to say, want to see what you have to show & comment to help you be more effective at communicating your thoughts.

[MrHobiecat]

@Justwantahover yeah, it 'works' except instead of going faster and faster it goes slower and slower until it stops

just as the laws of physics demands.

But other than that, it spins by itself forever... well..... it would.. with minor modifications.

Just need about $200,000 investment to perfect the materials.....

[Justwantahover]

@MrHobiecat "And by develope I mean take your money and spend it on something ELSE". That's the only thing I suppose, but there could be a "fantasy phenomenon" as well and they genuinely and sincerely are totally convinced, and have even built one and comment that it works. Like young earth creationists, their belief is astounding!

[frenchy137]

those screws are magnetic?



[boboghoghogh]

what a load of old cock, you magnet rapist go lick some tape and stick your head in a rusty spoon

[lokeycmos]

im with dodecadude

[fox9577]

wtg man awesome

[silver91183]

let me tell you in plain English Its Shit....

[WarzSchoolchild]

Full marks for the attempt at replication, but why could you not find an old scrap hard drive? there must be millions of them out there! and why did you use wee tiny flat disc magnets, and not cylinder magnets as demonstrated? I don't even think your screws were the same. You do science a disservice if you botch a replication, not a service!...none of us are left any wiser. just frustrated!...but thank you for "doing" rather than "typing useless comments".