Question about perpetual machines

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A machine claiming to utilize gravity for perpetual motion cannot be classified as a perpetual machine, as such devices are fundamentally impossible according to the laws of physics. Discussions about perpetual motion machines are prohibited on the forum due to their speculative nature. Participants express frustration over restrictions on discussing these topics, arguing for greater freedom of discussion. However, the consensus remains that perpetual motion machines do not exist, and further discourse on the subject is not allowed. The limitations are in place to maintain the integrity of scientific discussion.
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If there was a machine that claimed to have all the characteristics of such a machine and relied on gravity, can it be called a perpetual machine?
 
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What is this some oil propaganda? I don't see why we can't discuss this topic. Why must we further limit our freedom, IMO this is pure nonsensical.
 
Perpetual motion machines don't exist and any discussion of one exceeds our limits on speculative posts, which is why they are not discussed here.

If you had read the post ranger provided, you would understand why.
 
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