What is energy, in its simple form?

[Low-Q]

Is these statements true?

1. Released energy is a closing difference between two states. E.g: Balancing two electric charges, a falling object from point X to point Y.

2. All type of potential energy, as a function of the difference between the two states, is in comparison the same as kinetic energy.

3. Matter is by itself pure energy, and it must therefor exist a counter matter (Black matter) to balance this energy into nothing, as the sum of all energy in the universe must be zero.

4. Matter cannot exist without black matter

In other words: Energy is always the potential between two counter states.

Br.

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[IronHead]

Energy is the ability to do work .
So you must be more specific. You must mean electric energy.
Now this can get strange because there are all kinds of electric energy.

[dingbat]

Just to clarify - work = force times the distance through which it acts; specifically, the transference of energy equal to the product of the component of a force that acts in the direction of the motion of the point of application of the force and the distance through which the point of application moves.

(according to the dictionary)

What this basically says it that movement is always involved in work.  Applying force does not constitute work unless something is moved through a distance by a force.

[Low-Q]

Energy is the ability to do work .
So you must be more specific. You must mean electric energy.
Now this can get strange because there are all kinds of electric energy.

Balancing two electric charges can do work.

A falling object can do work.

Kinetic energy can do work.

Balancing matter with black matter will delete this planet.

Specific enough?

[FreeEnergy]

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