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Visualization of magnetic field ✍️

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Truth Inc.1 day ago

I'm still convinced there's a way to harness magnetism. Real 'free energy' type stuff. I'm working on it... stay tuned!

interactphysics1 day ago

Cool

Vitae1 day ago

That’s like me longform writing on Super Grok 🤣

sidorovmax9 hours ago

Нас хотят убедить, что магнитная левитация не только не совершает работу, но и не тратит энергию.

Raven1 day ago

i tried to perch on the magnetic field and discovered it has terrible footing

Abd El-Gawi Anwar9 hours ago

Hey @grok is this real?

Alexa13 hours ago

Practical thinking 🔥🔥

john wick X21 hours ago

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