Torque amplification allows for the multiplication of torque without altering input speed, raising questions about its potential to create over unity machines. However, it is clarified that while torque can be amplified, power remains constant, leading to a decrease in torque as RPM increases. This principle is demonstrated through the mechanics of gear changes in bicycles. Torque amplifiers depend on the motor's torque and energy source to drive the output shaft, emphasizing that they do not create excess energy. Understanding these mechanics is crucial to grasping the limitations of torque amplification in relation to over unity concepts.