Scoundrel on Nostr: There really isn't an absence of energy almost anywhere in the universe. Also, what ...
There really isn't an absence of energy almost anywhere in the universe.
Also, what is "effort?" Clearly it has to be something different than energy or you would have just said energy. But I don't know of any concept in physics by that name. Would you define "effort" here?
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