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I didn't delete anything, ima just tell you a design. You build a sphere, fill it with water, build a wall in the middle, dig a whole through the wall near the top, then the water will fall down, spin a turbine, and the go through a pipe they goes around the outer sphere into the back, above the waterline, or you, yes you, The reader, could make it go to the bottom but be a one way thing.


==See also== ==See also==

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Infinite energy may refer to:

See also

  • Free energy suppression, a conspiracy theory that says that technology that could produce unlimited energy is being suppressed by special interest groups
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