Anything comes to mind?

>Scientist creates unlimited energy in his garage using an engine that runs on water

I could already do this, but I am a tangerine.

if this holds up, it"s pretty amazing. But so far this is just a proof of concept, they are nowhere near a working prototype.
>If millions of these tiny circuits could be built on a 1-millimeter by 1-millimeter chip, they could serve as a low-power battery replacement.

Not news. Its from 2020.
studyfinds.org/graphene-power-circuit-clean-energy

I hope you have zinc available.
What are the others in the bushel saying?

It would literally be free air conditioning that produces power.

I asked Don Lemon and he told me to get the vaccine.

That picture is hilarious its a CPU from the 1980s

It is fake. They cant break thermodynamics without me hearing it.

lol id love it if this was something they start putting in fitbits or some shit that works off the free roaming graphene in vaxxies bodies, selling it as !Chargeless Battery Fitbit! or some trash, but what it actually does is makes you gay
what a world we live in

I'm extremely sceptical. More likely that the graphine is acting as an antenna for RF. RF energy harvesting for low power sensors is relatively old news.

All vax have postivly charged graphene.

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If I'm not mistaken, this harvests the brownian motion between atoms. The higher the temp the more power you get.

However, the circuits I've seen can only harvest incredibly tiny amounts of electricity.

Theoretically tho, with enough graphene, you could scale this to power citites at some point.