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The Energy Freedom Paradox

The essay introduces the Energy Freedom Paradox (EFP), which states that energy can only be perceived as free based on the total relativistic capacity of the involved systems. The EFP is a combination of philosophy, physics, and psychology, and explores how human behavior influences other energy systems and determines the amount of freedom these systems have in exchanging information.

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ChatGPT answers question about LENR

LENR, or Low Energy Nuclear Reactions, is a topic of much debate in the scientific community, with some claiming it to be a revolutionary breakthrough in energy production, while others dismiss it as a pseudoscientific fantasy. To shed light on this controversial topic, I had an intriguing conversation with ChatGPT, a cutting-edge artificial intelligence model trained on the latest scientific data. We explored the scientific basis of LENR, its potential implications for the field of plasma cosmology, and the socioeconomic factors that might be influencing the debate. Read on to discover the insights and perspectives that emerged from this fascinating conversation.

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