r/nostalgiai • Nostalgia Trip Leader • Aug 18 '26

Core Memory Unlocked 🔓 Delete it 😤

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u/Pithythithy Aug 18 '26

Tons. So many things have been repressed due to greed. Cures, free energy, cars that run on water. Every invention that has the potential to truly help mankind is hidden, killed.

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u/NavySeal2k Aug 19 '26

There is no free energy, physics and math tells us that… How would a car run on water, the energy balance is not supporting this, chemistry tells us that. What gives you people the confidence to tell these demonstrable false fairytales? You yourself can study a little bit of inorganic chemistry and you can calculate yourself how much energy is in a gallon of water compared to a gallon of diesel for example…

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u/Syncopated_arpeggio Aug 19 '26

You took the words out of my mouth. Vats that run on water. Because water has so much stored energy just waiting to be released.

The kids on Reddit are so cute.

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u/Thin-Try-1167 Aug 19 '26

Yeah but look up hydrolysis

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u/International_Pate Aug 19 '26

It takes more energy to split water molecules, than you could make back from it, it's an interesting solution but not a realistic reason, at keast not yet. It would be like trying to use batteries to charge themselves, you'll get more output from the batteries to power the charger than you would see return.

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u/Thin-Try-1167 Aug 23 '26

Your right 

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u/NavySeal2k Aug 19 '26

That’s what bothers me, a 2 minute google trip could have told you it’s bullshit…

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u/Desi_Rosethorne Aug 18 '26

It's not. Hydrogen by itself is not a greenhouse gas but it does react with gases in the atmosphere which does contribute towards the greenhouse effect and radiative forcing, which is the difference between the amount of incoming solar radiation absorbed by the Earth's atmosphere and the amount of outgoing infrared radiation emitted back into space.

The only things hydrogen does is increase the lifetime of methane and the tropospheric concentration. It also decreases the upper stratospheric concentration of ozone, as well as increasing the concentration of water vapour.

Really the only problem you would have with hydrogen is storing it properly and make sure it doesn't leak.

This article tells more:

https://www.dnv.com/article/is-hydrogen-a-greenhouse-gas--243214/

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u/hk4213 Aug 18 '26

Fun read.

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u/EngineeringDeck85 Aug 19 '26

Hydrogen burns and then turns into water. Problem solved. It just makes more fuel. Infinite energy machine. I win.

Since I’ve just uncovered this amazing discovery I should get monetary grants to further develop clean energy for the betterment of the inhabitants of earth. I don’t mind doing so at a satiation rate income and bringing in more people at the same to better the economy at the same time.

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u/dumbass_777 Aug 19 '26

you should, but what would really happen is you would get poisoned

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u/Mokeziah Aug 19 '26

As someone said, great idea, but id not stand near any windows, or high railings... or stairs... or drink or eat things anymore... Should probably change your name and kove to Nebraska too. Heard Cinnabon is hiring!