jonathon_billing
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When energy changes from one system to another, some of it is lost as heat.
E.g. Petrol in Car. It changes from chemical to mechanical and heat. The heat energy is waste.
My theory: Using one's willpower energy to invoke/evoke other energy is inefficient. One should directly use one's willpower energy.
E.g.
Instead of invoking/programming energy from the Sun,. One should say "In a positive and healthy manner for me, I am protected", and apply one's willpower behind this.
Let's say for the Sun's energy method, you apply 1 unit of willpower, you might only end of with 0.5 units of protection, because of the energy that is takes to move and program it, and also taking into consideration entropy.
Whereas with straight will-power applied to the idea/programming, you may end up with 0.8 units of protection for every 1 unit of willpower applied.
(It might be the case though that *taking* energy from the sun and *programming* it, because of the type of energy it is, may be better. Unfortunately I don't have the tools to test all of this out right now.)
E.g. Petrol in Car. It changes from chemical to mechanical and heat. The heat energy is waste.
My theory: Using one's willpower energy to invoke/evoke other energy is inefficient. One should directly use one's willpower energy.
E.g.
Instead of invoking/programming energy from the Sun,. One should say "In a positive and healthy manner for me, I am protected", and apply one's willpower behind this.
Let's say for the Sun's energy method, you apply 1 unit of willpower, you might only end of with 0.5 units of protection, because of the energy that is takes to move and program it, and also taking into consideration entropy.
Whereas with straight will-power applied to the idea/programming, you may end up with 0.8 units of protection for every 1 unit of willpower applied.
(It might be the case though that *taking* energy from the sun and *programming* it, because of the type of energy it is, may be better. Unfortunately I don't have the tools to test all of this out right now.)