Cold energy without heat loss, of biological origin

[Rical]

The biggest shortcoming of many of our energy sources is to lose 2/3 of it in the form of heat through the Carnot cycle.
The human body knows how to limit its temperature by a biological transmutation of sodium into potassium http://fr.wikiversity.org/wiki/Recherche:Transmutations_biologiques/Louis_Corentin_Kervran_et_son_%C3%A9poque#1959_La_transformation_de_sodium_en_potassium_limite_notre_temp.C3.A9rature
We could use this cold source, combined with a hot source http://fr.wikiversity.org/wiki/Recherche:Transmutations_biologiques/Source_froide and balance the powers of the 2 in a thermally insulated enclosure to produce electricity without thermal pollution.
The biological origin is the first step, then we will look for an equivalent by the LENR technology.
Of course it will take time to get there, but it seems doable, and so promising!

[highfly-addict]

Do not take everything you read for cash, especially on the internet ....

Besides, at the risk of shocking you, always more energy is the problem, not the solution...

[hic]

Do not take everything you read for cash, especially on the internet ....

when you have explained to us. . .
how a sponge makes glass 1000m under the sea and at room temperature,
higher quality than our optical fibers
Content or not cash

You shouldn't have left the Polytechnic School of Lausanne to understand that!
It is not because we do not understand that it does not exist

Harpic, aka Hic

[Janic]

the problem is not energy in itself, but its waste mainly due to industrialization. Low energy transmutations show a different path, the question is whether humans will acquire enough wisdom not to fall back into the same cycle of exploitation and waste!

highfly-addict wrote: "We see what we believe" Dennis MEADOWS

it is partly true and its reverse also which is also expressed by another maxim: "there is no worse blind man than whoever does not want to see"
See also the debate on evolution where everyone applies this maxim of Meadows with a nuance of importance: "We NE sees that what we believe "

[Flytox]

No less interesting proposition:

We only see what we know (Goethe).

[highfly-addict]

In general, I try to believe as little as possible, especially when it's not very plausible ...

Faith has directed / oriented the vision of the world for a very long time, before it was not too serious, humanity had only few means of harm to the biosphere.

But now that she has learned to use reason a little (without unfortunately abandoning the faith) and that she has the power .....

Let me remind you that we are currently experiencing a massive extinction of species and a dramatic fall in diversity and therefore in the resilience of ecosystems.

And that is not faith, it is seen, lived and observed.

[highfly-addict]

PS .....

For the proponents of biological transmutations ....

How can we explain the (relative) rarity of snails in acidic and lime-poor areas?

How to explain the nutritional deficiencies?

Be careful, if you start to take your faith out, I send you to pick up a basket of snails in the Monts d'Arrée and I put you on a diet without ... (iron, calcium, whatever you want ...)!

[highfly-addict]

when you have explained to us. . .
how a sponge makes glass 1000m under the sea and at room temperature,
higher quality than our optical fibers
Content or not cash

Source please !?

[moinsdewatt]

The biggest shortcoming of many of our energy sources is to lose 2/3 of it in the form of heat through the Carnot cycle.
The human body knows how to limit its temperature by a biological transmutation of sodium into potassium http://fr.wikiversity.org/wiki/Recherche:Transmutations_biologiques/Louis_Corentin_Kervran_et_son_%C3%A9poque#1959_La_transformation_de_sodium_en_potassium_limite_notre_temp.C3.A9rature
We could use this cold source, combined with a hot source http://fr.wikiversity.org/wiki/Recherche:Transmutations_biologiques/Source_froide and balance the powers of the 2 in a thermally insulated enclosure to produce electricity without thermal pollution.
The biological origin is the first step, then we will look for an equivalent by the LENR technology.
Of course it will take time to get there, but it seems doable, and so promising!

and the bullshit begins again.
It is a constant of this forum it seems.

[highfly-addict]

...
and the bullshit begins again.
It is a constant of this forum it seems.

Yes alas.