But entropy increases for all closed systems, and in this system where gravitational potential is a constant, useable kinetic energy is just coming out of nowhere, decreasing entropy for that system. So I very much think entropy would have a problem with it.NightlyNews said:Entropy wouldn't be a problem with the perpetual motion device itself. But, if you keep adding more and more energy to the universe it will increase the speed at which we reach heat death.Outright Villainy said:Well, being pragmatic, I'd put one extremely high up, then one directly beneath it at ground level. Now, by breaking the laws of energy conservation, we have infinite potential energy, and shall build generators around it.
[sub]Problem, entropy?[/sub]
See portals bring Armageddon I knew valve was evil.
Dammit! I was going to say the exact same thing!Frozen Donkey Wheel2 said:The bottom of the ocean and the surface of the moon.
Just to see what would happen.
Whoops, someone forgot to close the door, there goes the Earth's atmosphere.Portal Maniac said:Most likely on the moon and a specially constructed location.
Place a big, heavy block/door/wall type thing over the Earth portal, hook it up to a heavy-duty mechanical arm, and set airlocks in the room.
Long story short, now we don't have to deal with the Earth's much bitchy gravitational pull and thick atmosphere to get our stuff into space. Just take your materials to the moon's surface, construct it there, and fly off to Mars.
There, I just saved BILLIONS in rocket fuel.
Damn ninja'dMauso88 said:Also, next to my pc and one in the fridge, preferably as close to the beers as possible.
Oh my god, I can't beat thatIrridium said:I'd use it to screw with people. Because it would be fun as hell.
Also, maybe this:
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that probably also equals Tim Burton's shower.Harry Mason said:One in my house and another in Helena Bonham Carter's shower.![]()
That...was exactly what I was going for, though I wasn't aware there was a troll face animation hahaha.CommanderKirov said:![]()
Yeah something like that.