Where do I find SELF-PERPETUATING DEVICES?

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In summary, the conversation involves the discussion of a self-perpetuating device and its removal from a website. The speaker expresses frustration at not being able to share their design results and suggests taking their discussions elsewhere. They also inquire about the age of the website staff members. The conversation also mentions the posting guidelines of the website and the topics that are banned, including perpetual motion and "free energy" discussions. The speaker also provides links to recent locked threads on the topic.
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I came up with a few ideas that MIGHT help the engineering and building a self-perpetuating device. One or two months ago I started this subject and found interesting input from other members. And I stated I would be working on this for the next one or two months and would come back to this site to discuss my design results. But now I can't find it. Did you remove it deliberately? If so, why would you remove an interesting subject and challenge which I have come back to share some INTERESTING characteristics of the design with others to think about and provide some input in what I am working on?
I won't mind going elsewhere with my interesting subjects to discuss and share the results of my challenging designs. I am not a bimbo that drifts around various websites for worthless discussions. And if you had left that self-perpetuating subject on your website I could have added something interesting to the subject that others WOULD WANT TO READ ABOUT.
How old are the staff members/mentors?
 
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Gee, you should have read the rules, eh?

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Perpetual motion and "free energy" discussions
Search PF and you will find many threads that have been closed in a number of forums. As for S&D, any claim of this nature would be reproducible and/or testable by the scientific community; hence there is no need for debate.
EDIT by berkeman -- here are some recent locked PMM threads:
https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=522548
https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=520290
https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=7735
https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=515402
https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=403572
 
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1. How do self-perpetuating devices work?

Self-perpetuating devices use energy from their surroundings to power themselves and continue functioning without human intervention. This can include solar energy, kinetic energy, or other forms of renewable energy.

2. What are some examples of self-perpetuating devices?

Some examples of self-perpetuating devices include solar panels, wind turbines, perpetual motion machines, and self-sustaining ecosystems.

3. Are self-perpetuating devices sustainable?

Yes, self-perpetuating devices are considered sustainable because they use renewable energy sources and do not require constant input from humans.

4. How are self-perpetuating devices different from traditional energy sources?

Self-perpetuating devices differ from traditional energy sources in that they do not rely on depletable resources, such as fossil fuels, and can continue to operate without human intervention.

5. Can self-perpetuating devices be used on a large scale?

Yes, self-perpetuating devices can be used on a large scale, such as in power plants or as alternative energy sources for entire communities.

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