TheRealPhilosophy

Potential energy does not exist, physically; only kinetic energy is existent between the two. Although potential energy is a fundamental concept in physics, I have terminated my belief that it exists on the basis of the determination of potential and kinetic energy. Potential energy is supposed to be when an object is at the top of a hill, and it is not “moving,” then its kinetic energy is supposed to be zero. Conversely, when an object is in motion, then its potential energy is supposed to be zero. Have many forgotten that all objects are moving perpetually? Even the foolishness to suggest that someone is at rest on the Earth is incredible. The Earth is perpetually in motion, because of the rotation on its axis and revolution around the Sun. I mean, come on, this is very basic. And besides, no one can remain completely still in any sense. The electrons of a person are moving, and that is part of a person, because it is part of matter, and matter makes up a person, and therefore, a person is perpetually in motion. This statement is very elementary. And to refute the other argument of, “What about the potential energy stored in cells?” Well, isn’t the energy of the state of motion one or the other? The energy involved is either potential or kinetic (along with all of the others, whether electromagnetic, chemical, mechanical, etc.). That, thereby, proves that kinetic energy is the only existent state of motion energy that we have found.

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